Heavenly Emperor System: I Became the Emperor of Great Qin from the Start

Overall, it's alright. Firstly, it seems there's little difference in treatment between veteran Qin soldiers and new Qin soldiers. Your conquest of the world was largely achieved by veteran Qin soldiers, who have always fought and bled for you. They should be treated differently. At least create a first, second, and third tier.

Too white, too... Goodbye

Is this an emperor or a general? So fond of leading troops into battle? An emperor shouldn't be one who wields power over the world! And enjoys the company of beautiful women! For an emperor, all he needs to do is issue orders. Why don't you just write about someone who transmigrates into a general? You're so clueless, this is utterly rubbish.

Qin Shi Huang unified China, so shouldn't you be a descendant of him if you traveled back in time? What's the point of repeating his achievements?! You should be developing technology and unifying the world!

This kind of direct summoning is actually quite disgusting. You just suddenly summon someone, and your subordinates or others won't check? Even if they do, they have no prior experience. It's better to just implant an identity. What kind of nonsense is this? You summon someone directly to your face and say, "It's okay," isn't it awkward for others to watch? Then another person comes along and says, "It's okay, it's okay, this is my person." Are they out of their minds?

It's okay if you don't use your brain. But if you do, the first chapter is enough to kill you! Summoning figures from 5,000 years of Chinese history is one thing, but it's turned into summoning a zoo! All you see are monkeys, that wind, that rock, and then a giant snake! Hahahaha, it's hilarious.

The Qin state started with billions of people, and even after unifying Qianzhou, the Qin state still had billions of people...

A light novel; you can check it out if you're looking for something to read.

Similar to the previous book, the protagonist is the strongest, and the summoning is only to get away, since the protagonist cannot create clones.

This book is just a mindless, self-indulgent, simplistic novel written by a primary school student. There are no descriptions of war scenes, no scheming or plotting; it's just the protagonist utterly crushing all the villains. It's like playing Warcraft III with invincibility cheats and mindlessly auto-attacking – incredibly boring!