Great Qin Engineer Corps
大秦工程兵
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Uh, using the title "Emperor" is embarrassing. That's what we used in the Qing Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty used "Your Majesty," the Song Dynasty used "Your Majesty," the Tang Dynasty used "Sage," and before that, "Your Majesty" was more common. If you call Qin Shi Huang "Emperor," he'll be completely dumbfounded and might just kill you.
The Qin Dynasty was a truly unified feudal dynasty, laying the foundation for the Han people's rule. If history could unfold as it did, I wish the Qin Empire could have lasted two thousand years, because it was a clean and sustainable feudal dynasty, a dynasty where craftsmanship was highly valued. No matter how much history embellishes it, each subsequent dynasty is worse than the last.
... What you wrote is incredibly reckless! You actually concealed your achievements—didn't you read the Qin laws about the consequences?
Keep surrendering, keep enjoying yourself, enjoy yourself until you end up in the crematorium! After reading "On the Six States," I realized that the current international situation is exactly the same as that of the Warring States period. I can only sigh and say that Su Xun was indeed amazing.
Yang Ting is disgusting from beginning to end. She doesn't know anything and just messes around. She even came out to fight while sick. I don't know how she's survived this long.
I dislike the Qin Dynasty. The longer the Qin Dynasty existed, the more the people suffered.
Too long-winded! They spend ages describing a single detail! An entire episode barely covers anything! I seriously suspect they're padding the word count to make money!
I understand the hardships the soldier endured. Quitting his job to write full-time inevitably increases the pressure of life, and it's normal to feel impatient. What's encouraging is that the soldier quickly adjusted, and the new book's subject matter is very relatable and enjoyable.
Alas! If Qin Shi Huang hadn't died young, and if Qin Er Shi, Zhao Gao, and Li Si hadn't made such a mess of things, the Qin Dynasty might have expanded its territory and developed into a vast empire that dominated the world, and it wouldn't have perished so early.
The title is "Qin Dynasty Engineers," and it was quite interesting at first. Later on, it basically just consisted of fighting. A couple of battles or some interspersed storylines would be fine, but it was just constant fighting. Maybe it should be renamed "Qin Dynasty Generals."