The Qin Era Weekly

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Not bad, I'll take it and add a little pink 😜

As a new author, I have many shortcomings, and I hope all my readers will offer their feedback. If you find anything objectionable or displeasing, please inform the author promptly. Even if you intend to delete the book and leave, you should explain the reasons to the readers. Writing a book is a continuous learning process; mistakes are corrected. I hope to see many, many chapters and comments.

Please update soon, I'll give you a reward. Although it's a bit immature, it's quite to my liking.

If the author wants the protagonist to learn some martial arts. Don't learn swordsmanship. Swords were already outdated during the Qin and Han dynasties and became ceremonial tools. You should practice swordsmanship, not some kind of dragon-slaying broadsword or any kind of grand, sweeping martial arts. Those are all beheading weapons, and the swords aren't even that big.

At first glance, it might seem like a historical novel, but it turns out to be quite lighthearted, especially the chapter where Gongsun Yu appears. The tone feels slightly different before and after that.

Oh dear, don't panic. Writing a book is inherently a solitary endeavor; only by enduring loneliness can one reap the rewards of hard work. The book is fine, but I was a little confused about the prison section. Just keep your own pace.