I Can Get Online in the Great Qin

Historical articles that don't pay attention to detail will never become popular; that's all I can say.

You're already reading the novel, why are you still worrying about whether it's plausible or not? If you want it to be plausible, go read historical records. For light novels, as long as the general logic is okay and the characters' intelligence is passable, it's fine.

I just saw the protagonist was talking about getting food, and I thought it meant fishing or something. But then I saw that Qin had only recently unified the country and they were already undertaking massive projects, and it was described that the people and soldiers weren't even getting enough to eat. And this prince was even trading food for brewing wine!

Seven hours of rest isn't enough? Even the donkeys in the whole brigade wouldn't dare rest like that.

You can have fun writing historical articles, but making "Little Apple" popular in the Qin Dynasty is going too far. It doesn't even fit the aesthetics. And it's even more outrageous that the Qin Dynasty started developing flintlock guns. The Qin Dynasty was still in the Bronze Age. They didn't even have iron, yet you're making guns.

Many time-travel historical novels share a common flaw: they're not aggressive enough! Without the domineering spirit to seize territory and the inspiring speeches, they can never rouse a group of people who are pretending to be asleep! Most of the so-called wise rulers of dynasties after the Qin were mediocre! Instead of expanding their territories, they spent their days fighting and killing within their own borders.

The idea of ​​equality for all is a joke. First of all, you, Prince Fusu, represent the second greatest inequality in the world. Why don't you start a revolution yourself first? The most unreasonable thing is that in Qin, you can't just buy grain with money. Qin's grain production was extremely low, and the vast majority of Qin people lived a life of fishing, hunting, and farming.

The author clearly misunderstands the situation, imposing modern values ​​onto the Qin Dynasty. It's like how people today casually discuss national affairs online—in ancient times, that would be a capital offense. Conversely, visiting a brothel in ancient times was like holding an academic conference today—in modern times, it would result in detention and fines.

Even the donkeys in the production team wouldn't rest like this!

You want to make textbooks before you even make paper? You want to make guns right after making paper? Are you a primary school student? Guns require iron-making technology and many other technologies. Even a fantasy novel needs an industrial development process!