I Created the Immortal Qin Dynasty

First, the Confucian concept of righteousness was proposed by Mencius, while Confucius advocated rites and music and was skilled in swordsmanship and archery. Not to mention Xunzi's school of thought, which was Mencius's opponent. Therefore, Confucianism is not necessarily about cultivating a righteous spirit, but rather about nurturing oneself and governing the country, and enhancing one's own…

After watching for a while, I still felt it wouldn't work. Why bother with the enlightenment aspect of the Immortal Qin? It makes the entire nation dependent on your word, as if it's useless without you. It would be better to spread the Dharma throughout the world, let the Qin Dynasty cultivate, and then plunder other worlds to nourish themselves and strengthen the Qin Dynasty.

Can you please stop using "" in your Qin army response? It makes it sound like you're mocking the Japanese. They clearly use "" instead of "".

Chapter 150+: Qin hasn't unified the six states yet; they're really good at dragging it out.

To be fair, the author's intention was excellent, but the writing style was slightly lacking. It failed to fully satisfy my imagination of the famous figures of that era. Their intellect, beliefs, and passion; the turbulent times of the late Warring States period; and the great changes of the era—I didn't get a satisfactory understanding of these aspects. If it had been a few years earlier, I definitely would have followed it.

Well, you want to enlighten them, so you do it. You've given them everything you could to help Qin, but they're already overflowing, and you're forcing them to eat more—it's like pulling up seedlings to help them grow.

This is a character-based post; you can write about anything, whether it's Yang Shen martial arts, incense-based deities, or the dynasty-based system... There are also mythical creatures and deities, you can write about creating any kind of monster or enlightening anything you want...

This is so biased towards Qin! It's making the story uninteresting. The system mission is to spread the Dharma throughout the world, but the protagonist is spreading it to Qin! That's so unfair! I hope the author travels to one of the other six states in this novel (excluding Qin) to experience this injustice firsthand. 😂

Should we kill Ying Zheng? There are too many Qin Dynasty sycophants and Ying Zheng fans online now, their idealization is unbearable.

I didn't use my brain when I read this book today; I couldn't think straight. The moment I thought about it, I realized how absurd it was.