The Plan to Overthrow Qin

The tactics are all pretty much the same: claiming kinship with the emperor. They talk about rebellion, but they all end up supporting the corresponding dynasty. There's no need to constantly praise Qin Shi Huang; aside from his contribution to unification, the lives of ordinary people were truly terrible.

The author is really not suited to writing romance scenes; they're awkward, and the parts where the women chat are also awkward, unwatchable, and too fake.

Can you update faster? It's like I can't afford to pay! 😅😅 I specifically recharged 6 yuan, and three days have passed before I even used it all! Three days! Do you know how I've spent the last three days?! 😫😫

Alas, Zhao Tuo has borne the brunt of infamy for so many years! Even Lian Po couldn't have won in that situation; Zhao had already run out of food and was simply unable to hold out against Qin. A defensive stand would only lead to starvation. King Zhao's urgent desire to fight the Qin army stemmed from this very reason: starvation or death in battle. Did Zhao Tuo lack the ability to lead troops?

Sigh, I thought I'd found a really interesting, purely infrastructure-building, no-female-lead transmigration novel set in the Qin Dynasty, and in my excitement, I subscribed to the whole thing, only to find out there is a female lead! 😂 Although I also like Xiao Ya'er, and when there was some ambiguity in the beginning, I just thought she was a cute little girl, but I never expected her to…

Every time the protagonist pulls something out of his pocket, it feels a bit jarring. He just pulled out a bunch of sweet potatoes and then a wine jar, and the people opposite him aren't even reacting?

This book was a little discouraging at first, but it became incredibly enjoyable as you read on, making you want to keep reading. So please, author, update soon!

Nima... The First Emperor took the elixir of immortality and became an immortal. Extraterrestrials haunted him, and he was trapped in his imperial tomb. He watched as the Second Emperor died, and a thousand years of ocean turned into mulberry fields. Enraged, he seizes people and travels through time, splitting into countless timelines. This can also be seen as Qin Shi Huang's... Million dreams, of which the protagonist is one.

In fact, the Confucian ideal of loyalty to the emperor was very suitable for feudal society. Why then did Qin Shi Huang reject it so much?

Every time I see racial conflicts, I feel that Qin Shi Huang was incredibly farsighted. Different cultures and customs create a kind of divide called ethnicity. This divide separates people. True unification only comes when the existing barriers are broken down, their differing beliefs destroyed, and everyone is forcibly integrated into one culture and one tradition.