His Majesty Is Simply Too Unyielding

My first impression was that His Majesty was too hard; forgive my shamelessness.

Qin Shi Huang was 89 years old, and the woman was still so young. Let's continue talking about Sa Sa. The final step: Qin Shi Huang stood on a high place, seeing a huge object ahead. Suddenly, an alarm sounded beside him, and someone walked over and said, "Your Majesty, the time has come." Qin Shi Huang waved his hand and said, "Then let's begin."

The author's writing is actually quite mature, and the political situation and tone are well portrayed. The only shortcoming is the understanding of ancient agricultural resources and environment. The Han Dynasty, with its vast territory, had only 50 million people. The Song Dynasty, though confined to a small corner of the country, had a population of 110 million.

How can this book be written so well? Your portrayal of Qin Shi Huang is exceptionally excellent. Characters like Meng Tian and Fusu are so vividly depicted, one being a simpleton and the other overly benevolent. Li Si's final scheme, Zhang Liang's inner sorrow, and so on—all are written exceptionally well. I'm not very cultured, so this is all I can say in praise.

Author, keep it up! You've captured the Qin Dynasty in my heart, and you've brought to life one of my most admired figures, the First Emperor. Reading your books feels like being right there in the story. I hope you won't give up, author. I, along with many other readers, will accompany you through the life of the First Emperor of the Qin Dynasty, never giving up. I will do my best to support you from behind the scenes. 😁

I checked, and it seems the author didn't mention a very important tool: the saddle and horseshoes. Before and during the Qin Dynasty, saddles were only half-saddles. They could be modified to have two saddles, so that riders wouldn't easily fall off their horses. This would allow riders to exert more force during battles, which would be advantageous in combat.

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Everyone, look at the author's hard work and dedication! Isn't it quite good? It captures the power and domineering presence of Zheng Ge. Isn't that great? Isn't it wonderful to encounter such an excellent work? Besides, all of this was foreshadowed, as I mentioned before. Please don't hurt the author because of your momentary impulsiveness, and please support the author! 🙂

The Qin Shi Huang in the novel is not a time traveler; he is essentially Ying Zheng with knowledge of five thousand years of Chinese history. The extent of his "golden finger" (advantages/advantages) is unclear. The Qin cavalry, equipped with horseshoes and other protective gear, could rival nomadic tribes.

Me: Wherever the sun and moon shine, wherever rivers flow, wherever the eyes can see and the ears can hear, whether in mountains or rivers, whether on plateaus or in deserts, the banner of Great Qin will be in every corner of the world! Me: Your Majesty, the earth is a ball, therefore the Great Qin and the night are the daytime of this land! I'm just a little simp, referring to the Americas.