Qin Youruishi

Directly letting the mother marry the son, and letting his wife stay alone in the empty house on the wedding night. I really think that women in the pre-Qin era were women in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. At that time, they could fight with you if they were unhappy. Besides, I don't understand. Is the author doing this to start a war? Besides, etiquette was a rule of the game that every prince and king at that time had to abide by, even if he was a Legalist. Otherwise, you wouldn't have held any enthronement ceremony. Alas, I hope the author can read more, and if he doesn't know how to write emotional dramas, just don't use poison, okay?

Chapter 30 It's... Poisonous... Save... I... Uh-huh!

The moon is closed and the flowers are shy? The fish sinks and the wild goose falls? Poison! ! ! Don't use idioms randomly if you don't understand! ! ! I advise everyone to give up!

It's a good idea. Judging from the beginning, the author must have done his homework.

What you wrote is just like history. Don't you know what the protagonist is doing in time travel?

I hope that the author can write about some of the characteristics of the male protagonist as an emperor in the future, such as weighing means, making decisions in killing, balancing the court, being diplomatic with princes, being good at employing people, etc. The male protagonist will be an emperor in the future, not a general. He does not need to go to the battlefield to fight in person. I hope that in the future, the male protagonist's political methods, overall view and strategy of going east will be shown more.

Qin is a fascinating country. In the more than 100 years since Shang Yang's reform to Qin Shihuang, China has entered the era of classical rule of law. Unfortunately, China has since entered the era of rule of man for more than two thousand years

Isn't Wei Shu the wife of Ying Si in the Qin Empire? Isn't Ying Dang his mother? ? ? ? Can't think of another name? ? ? ?

I have been reading this book for 10 years and I can't help but post a comment. I have read 30 chapters. The author is really addicted.

It's really poisonous. I originally wanted to stick with it, maybe it would get better in the future, but I really can't hold on anymore. I don't know what the author thinks. From my personal point of view, Xiang Mengmeng is a complete failure. As a time traveler, you must at least understand that if you want to be a king who rules the world, you don't think with your lower body. It really makes me sick to insert a cute item

I was really poisoned after seeing the wedding, and asked us not to look at the problem from a modern perspective. Yingsi trained you, the protagonist, for 10 years to develop such a thing? Can an indecisive person become the king of Qin? Have you watched too many TV series? In the era of great strife during the Warring States Period, no matter how hard Ying Si tried, it was impossible to hand over the foundation of the Qin Dynasty to an indecisive descendant, right? The only son of Ying Si was this protagonist?

This is lewd. I really don't like his character, he is really just a militaristic master. Such a great success, I really can't stand seeing him getting married. It's too poisonous and has no sense of immersion at all. It's blah blah. The plot jumps too fast, going here and there, and it's so incoherent. I'm already married. I don't even know what you wrote. I only know that you are a self-centered person, domineering, and militaristic. It is also necessary to ban the sale of alcohol to benefit the people. Salt and iron can be collected by the government, and wine can be limited instead of blocked. Those common people who make some money by selling alcohol have been blocked by you. Do restaurants still sell alcohol? Hehe

This Xiang Meng feels like Zheng Xiu, a demon concubine who brings disaster to the country.

We came here to see King Qin fight for world supremacy, not to see King Qin's cholera harem.

During the Warring States Period, the laws of the Shang Dynasty were abolished, and the protagonist was awesome. Under the circumstances at that time, focusing on agriculture and suppressing commerce was the best choice for the country. It was to adapt to the development of productivity at that time. Reforms that did not take into account the development conditions at that time could only be random reforms. Reforms could be carried out after the establishment of a unified empire. Now that Qin has not become a superpower, businessmen who have become rich may not directly hollow out Qin.

You are talking nonsense again. The author is self-righteous. Do you think you can do better than the ancient sages? We can't even win a war, so you are expected to enrich the people, or you are required to rape them? Your generation has earned enough fame and you want the next generation to be fools. Why didn't the author write about the ministers organizing death squads in the late Ming Dynasty?

The first few chapters of this book are really attractive, but it's a pity that the quality has dropped again and again since the wedding. It was not until Chapter 30 that it hit rock bottom. What a pity.

After reading dozens of chapters, my only opinion is that the protagonist is a foolish king. If the country is not destroyed, I will be sorry for the things you have done.

The writing was okay at first, but when I read Chapter 30, I was so disgusted that I gave up. It was so disgusting, ugh, it was so disgusting. You added some messy romance to the historical text. It was really disgusting.

There are so many poisonous points that I can't stand it. In terms of relationships, I injured my waist while doing weightlifting. It's different from the past. Why are you pretending? Why write about hidden illnesses? This is a big problem, okay?

The writing is really rubbish. During the Warring States Period, the prince was stabbed by the princess on his wedding night. The next day, the prince's maid complained to the queen, saying that the prince should stay alone in the empty room, and she accepted it. The romance novels you write, you go to women's videos, you come to the historical area to write romance novels, I've never seen anything like this

There is a saying that poor grades are not without reason😓

The new book "Rise Up, Great Qin" has been released. It is about King Huiwen of Qin and Ying Si. It is a father-son version. The protagonist is cunning, ruthless, well versed in tactics, and has the air of a hero. Book friends who like it can go read it and support it. The harem drama in "Qin You Rui Shi" turned out to be a failure. I had no choice but to stop doing it easily and focus on power plotting, fighting for hegemony, and farming. (You can skip the harem scene)

Objectively speaking, this book has a good title and a good slogan, but the author did not write it well! After all, if you don't read enough, the nine-year compulsory education will not bring out your talents!

Win? King Wu of Qin? Lifting a big cauldron and smashing oneself to death?

The hotly discussed harem issue in this book has dissuaded many readers. When reading this, readers may wish to put themselves in their shoes and think about it. If you were the protagonist, you were stabbed while drinking fragments. Just a beating would be enough to restrain you. Those who were more violent would be killed directly. After all, the protagonist also has a temper. Ying Dang was just afraid of Wei Shu, saying that he didn't step into his palace because he wanted to avoid unnecessary trouble. Anyone who was stabbed on their wedding night would be psychologically affected... And Xiang Meng, just treat her like a mistress.

It's really shocking. Do all historical texts have to be written like this now?

The writing is so rubbish that I can't stand it at all 😰

Looking at the introduction, the Second Lieutenant unified the six countries. After the reunification, the second generation died, which was too big a step and was too much trouble.

A time-traveler, who doesn't know how to take care of his body and exercise is exercise, actually talks about infertility. How come he doesn't look like a time-traveler? That novel is inconsistent and illogical. It seems to be written in urban literature, which is disgusting.