Great Qin: The First Emperor Eavesdrops on My Thoughts About Rebellion

The second emperor of Qin was also the son of the first emperor. When the first emperor was assassinated, he was fortunately saved by a medicine girl. Fortunately, the first emperor gave birth to the second emperor. Yi Shihuang was born in Chongquan in the thirty-fifth year of his reign. When he was born, his name was Yuan and his surname was Zhao. At the age of twenty-one, he was the magistrate of Chongquan County. At that time, Qin had merged with the six kingdoms, but the remnants of the six kingdoms still existed and wanted to restore the six kingdoms. The First Emperor was worried about this and asked the Second Emperor for advice. The Second Emperor said: "Stop hundreds of schools of thought, respect Confucianism, and build the Tianji Pavilion to promote Qin and bring justice to the country." The First Emperor was very pleased and used this strategy to restore the homeland of the Six Kingdoms to consolidate the foundation of the country. Later, Zhao Gao was killed to defeat the conspiracy of the Six Kingdoms. He offered four thousand catties of sweet potatoes per mu, and the great minister sighed and regarded him as a saint. Xu Fu and Lu Sheng used gold, silver, copper and mercury to make elixirs, pretending to have the effect of immortality and deceiving the first emperor. However, when the second emperor arrived, he confessed his crime. The people of the six countries each occupied their own territory, and local officials could not control it. The First Emperor was worried about it and thought it was a serious problem, but there was no way to check and balance it. Later, he got the advice of the second emperor to collect the soldiers of the world and cast them into golden figures; he used his kindness to split the earth. The world is at peace. ——"Historical Records·Second Chronicles·Part One"

Such a ridiculous book is simply poisonous! I couldn't stop reading it from the first chapter. , The old pot has poisoned me deeply, the author can do whatever he wants.

I originally thought it was a flat pushback. What kind of troubled times are you insisting on? Can the author report the results? I am very curious about how many readers you have lost.

It is recommended to watch it with reference to Chapter 2, otherwise you will say I am making it up. . .

I almost burst out laughing after reading twenty chapters. I suggest that those who want to read a light-hearted novel should give it a try. I suggest you close this chapter because many people are taking it seriously. But it's surprisingly beautiful hahahahahahaha

The author couldn't handle the turning point in the plot and it was completely ruined. Qin Shihuang is about to die, and only the protagonist's elixir can keep him alive. But Qin Shihuang's gift was too sudden. First of all, the situation was actually under control at this time, but the protagonist didn't know it. However, Ying Zheng sent it just to cheat the elixir and helped the protagonist block the knife. How could Qin Shihuang be sure that the protagonist would use the elixir to save him? This was not handled well. Then there is the protagonist. For the protagonist, this is a stranger who he just met for a few days and died in front of him in order to help him block the knife. However, the author's psychological description is not in place and instead emphasizes "save him, you must save him." On the contrary, the protagonist's gift of pills is a child's play and gives people a bad impression.

As a rule, say it first. The beginning of this novel is very interesting and fresh. It can be said that you can't stop reading it. Can you believe it? I actually forgot my work time today, so I asked for a day off because I was late... Can the author compensate for one day's living expenses?😵😵 Then let me talk about what I think is bad. Example 1, language problem. Let's talk about "Zha Zhahui" that most people know. If you don't know his name, do you understand that what he wants to say is actually "Nick Cheung"? As far as communication in the modern global village is concerned, language differences are so great. However, Brother Zheng actually completely understood the protagonist's inner complaints... The protagonist grew up in Qin, but his soul is modern. His inner complaints are usually his first mother tongue. Judging from the sentence patterns of his complaints, it is more certain that they are modern languages. So how can we completely understand languages ​​that are more than two thousand years apart? Example 2, the courage of the overlord. If you are given the physical fitness of a bully, you can challenge the bully in a one-on-one fight, without taking experience and skill into account at all? Do you know how important experience and skills are? To put it simply, Ding Junhui's physical fitness is not any worse than that of most people, right? How about you try a game of billiards with him? My strength, speed, and eyesight are all no worse than his. Why am I completely incomparable to Ding? This is the bonus of experience and skills. So billiards requires experience and skills, but hard fighting does not? The physical fitness of a sports athlete is good enough. If you ask him to challenge a senior special forces soldier who is not as good as him in physical fitness, with no restrictions and self-confidence about life and death, who do you think will die? Not to mention the belief in fighting with cold weapons. In ancient times, people who were used to fighting with cold weapons would have lower beliefs in fighting than those in modern society who are killing people for the first time. Can experience and skills be ignored? Example 3, the relationship between Changshengtian. From the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period to the Qin Dynasty to the Han Dynasty, during such a long period of time, the Central Plains people had the same attitude towards foreigners. They could have commercial transactions, but they never had any contact with foreigners in military and political affairs. No matter what the situation is, as long as it is a power in the Central Plains, a person with a name will never consider foreign races, even if he is killed and his family is destroyed, he will not consider foreign races. This is not an isolated case, it is the national integrity and pride of the entire era. Personally, I feel that the military-political relationship between the Central Plains people and foreigners in that era was roughly equivalent to a few people fighting. There was a wolf next to them that was lethal and could hurt people, but would the people who lost the fight go to that wolf as a helper? There is no such concept at all... Humans can only find others as helpers and accomplices, but it is completely impossible to consider a certain wolf. In addition, I would like to explain that saying that the Huns are wolves may be a bit ill-considered. After all, the military strength comparison between Qin and the Xiongnu when Brother Zheng was alive at that time was probably the relationship between a fat man and a mouse. Brother Zheng's thought in building the Great Wall is probably equivalent to the fact that Fatty spent a lot of money to buy anti-rat props. It's not that Fatty can't defeat rats. The main reason is that rats can run away and are very difficult to chase. Fatty can't run after running for a few steps, but rats are always stealing. I'm getting annoyed every day. Why don't you buy something to prevent mice? Do you want to embarrass me, Fat Tiger? ... If it were you, would you be able to prevent rats? Example 4, which chapter does it start from? The protagonist and supporting characters began to engage in various intellectual behaviors. For example, Brother Zheng sends someone to kidnap the protagonist, but the protagonist can actually think that the other person wants to be indecent to him? After that, I often talked about these men in this way... I don't know what the author was thinking. You know, in the minds of most readers, occasionally making up a boy and girl can be considered funny, but if it happens too many times, it will definitely be dissuaded... Example 5, if Brother Zheng really wants to take over the protagonist, then the issue of future generations must be put in place. From ancient times to the present, from top to bottom, people who have no descendants cannot be reassured. If you don't have a heir, your boss's trust in you will be reduced. What if you get injured and die? Your subordinates will be confused about your affiliation. If you die, will the empire collapse? In an imperial family, family affairs are equal to state affairs. If your family has not succeeded and you have no descendants, what qualifications do you have to represent the country? Unless you choose various puppet emperors, you will choose people who currently have no heirs. But where are the protagonist's descendants? Okay, let's not talk about the bad points. In short, this novel has shortcomings, but I still took a day off to read this novel. It is indeed a very interesting novel.

It's so beautiful. I will definitely order all of it when it comes on the shelves. I think I will. Well, it seems that I will order all of it. I still have money. . . .

It is recommended to watch it with reference to the first chapter, otherwise you will say that I am making it up. . .

The climax of this book has been written. If you don't want to write about Xian Qin, the book will be finished in 50 chapters at most. Otherwise, it will end up being sensational and no one will continue to follow it, because it is dull and has nothing. Taking all the chapters together, the only feeling I have is: this subject has no potential, it can only make people's eyes shine, and then they want to give up.