Wonders Deceived the Second Emperor of Qin Dynasty

History is still going the same way, and the protagonist is just building wonders to get rewards. Apart from a little creativity, it will become boring if no changes are made later.

Come on, what does the demise of the Qin Dynasty have to do with centralization of power? It wasn't that Zhao Gao ruined the court, but in the end he didn't even have a decent general, and he killed almost all the clan members, and he lost control of the place. If the Meng family, Wang family and others were still directly pacifying those bandits. The Six Kingdoms can rule the world in fashion, so why should the world be afraid of them? Also, the common people in Guanzhong and the old Qin people thought that they would have a good life if they conquered the world, but in the end they still imposed excessive taxes and miscellaneous taxes. They couldn't see any hope and no one would support them.

In the Qin Dynasty, there was a distinction between countrymen and barbarians, and there were 700,000 prisoners. The hidden dangers of the empire under slavery were too great.

Qin Shihuang, Liu Bang, Zhu Yuanzhang, and Li Shimin, who can conquer the world together?

If I were to redeem Su Daji first, I would feel better first.

Hu Hai is very scheming and funny. It reminds me of watching Qin Li in the past.

When I was young, I thought Brother Zheng was a bad guy, but now I think he is a god!

Where did the army of 100,000 come from! One hundred thousand troops!

Da Qin's system of prefectures and counties did not follow the Han Dynasty but played with the enfeoffment system. . . It's hard to understand what thinking is

The Qin Dynasty was too short, there were too few historical materials, and it was smeared by the Han Dynasty. The history you think is not necessarily the real history. It's fun to read it as fiction, don't dig into the details like a historian.

Qin's laws were strict, and the crackdown on knights and thieves was a bit harsher than before. But there's nothing wrong with it. Isn't it also a felony to hide a firearm privately?

Let's put a mark on Brother Zheng. Although he doesn't have a role in the drama, he definitely has a lot of heart.

The prince breaks the law and the common people are equally guilty = fantasy.

The article makes people feel relaxed and happy to read it

If you dare to update ten times a day, all the monthly tickets and recommendations will be given to you.

There is still a difference between legalism and the rule of law.

The 600,000 people in South Vietnam should include farmers and workers, right? Tu Sui, a little-known captain, commanded as many troops as Wang Jian when he destroyed Chu?

It's strange. This book is a spectacle. The spectacle doesn't play a big role. It's not exciting enough, it's not rigorous enough, and it's not funny enough. . . It seems like a lot has changed but nothing has changed. . .