Five Hundred Years of Qin

The Qin Dynasty did indeed have a chance to turn the tide. As long as its homeland was not lost and its strategic passes were not breached, the nobles and rebel armies of the six states were not a monolithic entity.

It's been a long time since I've seen a proper historical novel. These days, if you search for "Qin Dynasty" on Qidian, you mostly get anime-style novels like "Qin's Moon," which are getting a bit tiresome.

The book is fairly standard, with a good plot, but there are areas for improvement: 1. The author makes insufficient use of the persuaders of the Warring States period, and the strategists around him are not portrayed in a vivid way; they are too superficial and too reliant on the author himself. 2. The political maneuvering was weak.

Honestly, if you let Xiang Yu, Liu Bang, and other rebels off the hook like this, they'll cause trouble again when problems arise. Haven't we learned enough from Qin Shi Huang's lesson? What's the use of just being merciful in this chaotic world? If you don't take some ruthless and iron-fisted measures, they'll only become more demanding. The protagonist you've written doesn't resemble a monarch at all.

I have always believed that no matter how wise an emperor was or how great his achievements were during his lifetime, if he chose the wrong successor, I would not consider him a great and wise ruler, such as Qin Shi Huang and Yang Jian.

You're really something, deleting my comment. What's wrong with me, a paid subscriber, expressing my opinion? Do you expect me to pay you to be my servant?

The mighty Qin Dynasty, a dynasty that lasted for millennia, was destroyed in just three years by treacherous officials. This shows that those who act against the tide of history and are corrupt and wicked are the root of all evil in a nation…

A brief introduction to Qin Dynasty official titles; today's update includes the Three Dukes and Nine Ministers. Central government system I. Three Publics Prime Minister The Chancellor was the highest administrative official, receiving imperial edicts and overseeing all officials, thus managing all government affairs.

Today's update on local official positions III. Local Official System During the Warring States period, the prefecture-county system was generally implemented in the various states. The Qin state began to establish counties in the twelfth year of Duke Xiao of Qin's reforms.

I personally suggest the author thoroughly research the Qin Dynasty's warfare tactics. Furthermore, the author severely underestimated the fighting power of Qin soldiers before the dynasty's collapse. Especially their organized, large-scale battles, which were unparalleled in the world. The Qin Dynasty of that era could absolutely have claimed that.