Creating Myths Across the Heavens

Is the author short of girlfriends in real life? Why does the appearance of a slightly pretty woman in the novel seem to subtly imply that the protagonist should fawn over her?

After reading the synopsis, is Qin really that disliked? It seems Qin is weak in martial arts, while everyone else is all incredibly powerful.

Don't add romance; adding romance to this subject matter would be too toxic.

Zu Xia, Huang Shang, Tian Zhou, Xian Qin, Shen Han, Sheng Tang, Dao Song, Mo Yuan, Wu Ming, Yao Qing.

Here's a joke! Such a momentous event as the Fengshan ceremony wasn't something that could be prepared in advance. The emperor was still asking his ministers about the procedures for the Fengshan ceremony even after they had arrived at Mount Tai. It's hilarious!

That princess's appearance was purely disgusting.

In my view, the Qin Dynasty's demise after only two generations was a historical inevitability. Historical records describe it as sweeping across the six states, portraying it as a great conquest, but the truth is that the Qin people killed countless people from those states. The hatred of the common people and the nobility was concentrated on the Qin state, and only the death of all its inhabitants would dissipate this hatred; otherwise, it would inevitably erupt!

Seeing the Qing Dynasty mentioned in the synopsis made me lose interest in reading it.

This is such a loser mentality, it's toxic!

To be honest, it's disgusting; they keep fawning over Qin Shi Huang.