Great Qin's Peerless Sword Saint

Finally, I've found a book where the protagonist has a normal, human personality, without any unnecessary embellishments. I actually found the book enjoyable simply because the protagonist is a normal person. Sigh, I don't know what's wrong with novels these days.

When I first saw that South Korea had joined, it made me feel uncomfortable. The anti-Qin movement made me feel uncomfortable. Adding mythology made me feel even more uncomfortable. In the movie "Qin's Moon," Qin Shi Huang was still powerful after his death. In the mythology, Qin Shi Huang was probably slandered before his death. A hundred years of history forged the Qin Dynasty, but it only lasted for two generations. Qin Shi Huang was wronged.

I really don't understand where the protagonist gets the confidence that Han can defeat Qin within a year? Even in anime, Han only has less than 300,000 soldiers, while Qin would have at least 700,000 to 800,000. Can you really make 300,000 soldiers fight against 700,000 to 800,000 soldiers in a year? Do you even have time to train them?

Since this book is now available for purchase, I've run out of drafts and have to write from scratch. Therefore, the update schedule will be different. But don't worry, I'll still update at least two chapters a day, and occasionally, I might even manage three. I hope you'll all continue to support me.

Seeing that the Great Qin Sword Saint not only didn't support Qin but even opposed it, I felt the book's sales figures weren't very good.

I haven't read the book yet, but I'd like to share my thoughts first: Regarding the five thousand years of history of our motherland, some people have summarized the last two thousand years as follows: It began in the Qin Dynasty, flourished in the Han Dynasty, became strong in the Tang Dynasty, became rich in the Song Dynasty, surpassed the Yuan Dynasty, remained resilient in the Ming Dynasty…

The worst generation of Guigu disciples in history. Guigu has always been known for its wisdom and strategy, but these two are like two street thugs who only know how to fight with knives. 😒😒😒

Despite having a complete world setting, the author still couldn't get the timeline right. Also, since there are different levels of martial arts prowess, they should be more rigorous. Is it really okay to just casually jump across so many levels to kill enemies? The dialogue is incredibly awkward. I couldn't bear it anymore and dropped the story.

The outline seems pretty good. Please don't try to imitate them by writing anti-Qin themes or anything like that. I hope you can develop your own style. Good luck! ↖(^ω^)↗

Yan Lingji gave birth to a daughter for Gai Nie, and then, without any explanation, hid in Guigu Valley for 10 years without ever leaving or giving any news. What kind of bizarre plot twist is this?