The Legend of Qin: Infinite Sign-Ins

In front of the protagonist, even the supporting characters' IQs seem to drop to a minimum. Was the Snow Maiden really that easy to win over? Xiao Gao spent so long with the protagonist, and he won her over with just a few words. Yan Dan is the same. Also, while the Eight Sounds of Heaven and Dragon are group attacks, they're at most capable of defeating a hundred people.

I've read up to chapter 30, and I can't take it anymore... Yan Dan, Xue Nu, the King of Yan, and even Yan Chun Jun from before—everyone's intelligence seems to have vanished... If Yan Dan's intelligence is this low, how did he escape from Qin without checking up on the protagonist before the battle? If Xue Nu is such a fangirl all the time, why does she have to call herself Xue Nu?

Yes, Yan Dan was completely unworthy of Yan Fei. This ruined Yan Fei's life; I hope the author can change that fate.

I hope there will be less writing in "The Legend of Qin" (天行九歌). It's always the same few characters like Han Fei, Wei Zhuang, Zi Nu, and Yan Ling Ji. The plot of "Qin's Moon" (秦时) is much more interesting. There's so much to write about the Farmer's School, the Taoist School, and the Yin-Yang School. It would be great to write about female protagonists like Xiao Yu, Gao Yue, Xiao Meng, and Shao Siming. I'm tired of seeing Yan Ling Ji, Zi Nu, Hong Lian, and Yan Fei...

Here's a rough timeline compiled by the experts. 251 BC Xuan Jian joins Luo Wang 247 BC Ying Zheng ascends the throne 246 BC Wang Yi conquered Shangdang 244 BC Yan Dan as the substance 243 BC Xuan Jian's assassination attempt failed, and he was seriously injured but was rescued by Wei Yong's daughter, Qianqian. 242 BC In the Battle of Yangping, Wei killed 5,000 Qin soldiers, and Wei won.

I wonder if anyone else feels the same way as me: when reading fanfiction, it's best to keep familiar characters to yourself 🤭 otherwise it feels weird to see them in someone else's arms.

Isn't the protagonist a time traveler? I don't know the plot, I don't recognize any of the characters, so what kind of time traveler is this?

The supporting characters are all stupid, and the protagonist wants to live a carefree life but is forced to participate in the plot, which looks really awkward. This kind of writing is outdated.

Around chapter 90, the protagonist intervened to help Han Fei, disrupting Li Si's plan and causing Li Si's expedition to fail. I gritted my teeth and read through the rest, but this part was particularly poorly handled. They were fellow disciples, and even though Han Fei and I had a good relationship, I shouldn't have helped Han Fei fight Li Si.

Silently asking, are you against Qin? Don't go against Qin just because of Han Fei! I admit Han Fei was a great talent, but his vision and magnanimity are nowhere near that of Ying Zheng!