Qin Dynasty: From the Start, Time Rewinds Thirty Seconds
大秦开局时间倒退三十秒
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- Completed
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- 2.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 4y ago
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What makes a group of keyboard warriors think they could live well if they traveled back to ancient times without the help of a system? Can they ask themselves honestly what they could accomplish without using Baidu or any modern tools?
The beginning was truly excellent; disregarding the female lead, it could be a masterpiece. However, to be honest, authors these days simply can't write romance; it's so awkward. Even an emperor arranging a marriage directly would have been better. A woman with such great authority in the Mohist school…
It was Zhou Yu who borrowed arrows with straw boats; why are there so many historical ignoramuses on Qidian? 😥
I've noticed that in these kinds of novels, the protagonist, after time-traveling, forgets all their technical knowledge and becomes an ancient person who can only use modern terms.
Seeing the emergence of the military strategist, I have some things to say.
The Warring States period, with its seven kingdoms vying for supremacy and a hundred schools of thought contending, was indeed a vibrant and fascinating era. Many great ideas emerged during this time, one of which still influences us today. Modern times have seen the creation of numerous related cultural works, such as *The Qin Empire* and *Qin's Moon*.
It's this image again 😁
While it's still quite interesting, the protagonist, a transmigrator with a system, seems to be living more and more like an ancient person. The system has no presence whatsoever, and he's forgotten basic modern skills. It would have been better to just write it as an ancient person acquiring a system.
Well written! Its understated elegance reveals exceptional literary skill; every word is a gem, every sentence a classic, a model for us all to learn from. From the perspective of novelistic art, this post may not be the most successful, but its practical significance far outweighs its success. As the saying goes, "A galloping horse, an archer drawing his bow, the world is in my heart!"
This novel is a rare gem among time-travel/alternate universe stories—a thumbs up! 😜
Before the Ming and Qing dynasties, wasn't "adult" a term used to refer to parents and those who were outstanding in character and wisdom?