The Growth Journal of a Qin-Era Screen Idol

The downfall of Qin could not possibly have been due to the abuse of labor, as he claimed. First, for more than 800 years from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Qin Dynasty, ordinary people at the grassroots level were always treated like dirt by the feudal nobles. On the contrary, their status improved significantly during the Qin Dynasty.

Some might criticize, but it wasn't just Qin Er Shi; the First Emperor left behind a host of problems upon his ascension. While the situation with the remnants of the six states seemed serious, the most crucial factor was the will of the people. Don't argue that the emperor should be chosen by the strongest and most powerful army. At best, that would only result in regional separatism.

Let me share my impressions of this book. The protagonist isn't a typical overpowered protagonist; he's just an ordinary person, making it relatively easy to empathize with. The protagonist isn't exceptionally intelligent but has high emotional intelligence; he's somewhat shrewd in his dealings with others, yet possesses a certain gentlemanly air.

Those who criticize Qin Shi Huang are either separatists or attention-seeking individuals! The unification of writing, language, units of measurement, and currency is an essential path to a strong nation. I ask you, in the early days of our country's liberation, we also went through the popularization of Mandarin, the popularization of simplified characters, and the unification of currency and…

Let me start a thread to talk about it. This book is not a story about conquering the world. When the protagonist arrives in the Qin Dynasty, the world still belongs to the Qin Dynasty. What is there to fight for? Is he going to watch the world fall into chaos again and follow the same path as Ying Zheng? Recently, I've only gained control of 800 troops. You know what military power is, right?

After reading over eighty chapters, I don't feel that the protagonist has any reason to exist. He doesn't dare to kill Wei Zhuang, who is the one who should be killed the most, and he can't kill him either. He can only be cowardly and pretend to kill Yin Fu, which is extremely awkward. It seems to be a plot from a movie.

Regarding the term "adult". First of all, this is a fan fiction of the Qin's Moon anime. Don't talk to the author about history. Does that mean that everyone in the anime calls everyone "daddy"? Secondly, based on the anime, the author, for the sake of making it more reasonable, added the title "Master" to the characters in the setting where people of lower official rank address those of higher…

I disliked Tianming's brainlessness when I watched Qin's Moon, but it turns out the protagonist is Tianming's lapdog...

Good heavens, another missing person has disappeared.

My God, it's come back to life! 🔨 Everyone come and see!