Da Qin Fusu: Raising Troops to Pacify Jingnan at the Beginning

Every time I see racial conflict. They all felt that Qin Shihuang was too far-sighted. Different cultures and customs can create a kind of estrangement called ethnicity. This gap separates people. Just break down the original barriers. Destroy the difference they insist on. Forcibly integrating everyone into one culture. Within a tradition. That is true unity. If Qin Shihuang had not shouldered all the infamy and sins. . Although China is nominally unified. But different cultural differences will give rise to dozens of different ethnic groups every year. Reference to the Roman Empire. Once a split occurs. Unification will no longer be possible. Hatred will never be erased. Even now, some people criticize Qin Shihuang for his stupidity and cruelty. But his vision. This is something that all emperors cannot do.

Timetable for the Restoration of the Six Kingdoms: 1. In July 209 BC, the first year of Qin II, Chen Sheng and Wu Guang rebelled and established Zhang Chu. 2. In August, military ministers swept across the land of Zhao, becoming the first king of Zhao. The throne went through many twists and turns. The following year, Zhang Er and Chen Yu established Zhao Xie, a descendant of the original king of Zhao, as king and restored Zhao.            3.  9，，，8000，， Zhang Liang recommended himself to Xiang Liang to join Korea and prepare to return to Korea. 4. In September, Tian Dan and Tian Rong, members of the Qi royal family, led their slaves to kill the county magistrate, repel the Zhou market, swept the Qi land, and restored Qi. 5. In September, King Zhao's military officials sent general Han Guang to Yan, and Han Guang established himself as King of Yan. Fu Yan. 6. In November, Zhou Shi swept through the Wei region and welcomed Wei Jiu back from Chen Sheng as king. Zhou Shi was appointed prime minister and restored Wei. 7. In November, Zhang Liang found Han Cheng and established him as King of Han. Zhang Liang was appointed Situ and restored Han. So far, in the first year of Qin II, the six Kanto kingdoms that Qin had destroyed in seven dynasties and 135 years of hard work were all restored within five months.

I still remember my friend told me. According to the law of the Tang Dynasty, anyone who marries a Kunlun slave. He was demoted to a lowly position and traveled two thousand miles. His descendants were not allowed to take the imperial examination.

Why do people say that Hu Hai usurped the throne? It is recorded in the history books that Hu Hai was also established as the false son, that is, the prince. Why did he usurp the throne again? His legitimacy is much higher than Fusu's.

At that time, the output of one acre of land was 100 kilograms, and you were taxed 30 per acre. Do you want to starve to death?

I've read too many historical time-travel novels, and it seems like a person who travels back in time is a one-in-a-million talent who can do anything.

It seems that the author is quite careful and lacks a lot of historical data. I would like to mention that there was no such thing as a folding fan at that time.

National institutions were barely mentioned.

The nine Immortal Li Si, Zhao and Gao clans really don't understand

This subject is difficult to write about. In the Qin Dynasty, the First Emperor achieved all the unification matters except ideology, but the last thing was very difficult for the Qin Dynasty to accomplish. After all, the people of the Six Kingdoms and the Qin Dynasty almost all had blood feuds. This would take at least 20 years to complete. As an emperor, you must have considerable means. In terms of thought, only the unified theory of the Gongyang School of Confucianism is consistent with the hundreds of schools of thought. You have to introduce Confucianism to govern the world. Therefore, the unified theory of thought was officially started during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Therefore, from now on, we can only call ourselves Han people. As you can imagine, ideological education is very difficult.

Why can Fusu rebel? Who gave him the courage? The heirs of the first unified dynasty should be judged from the perspective of receiving modern education thousands of years later. Why does Fusu accept Confucian education, why is Fusu too weak, and Fusu has no brains, so why doesn't he rebel? Why should he want to kill Ying Zheng instead of Li Yuan? The Mengtian family has been loyal for generations and let the family be accused of rebelling for himself and Fusu. How could he be willing to kill Ying Zheng? Also, as soon as Fusu's benevolent government came out and his birth was not concerned about the world's peace, he would never have died in the second generation. He succeeded to the throne and wanted people, soldiers, soldiers, and popular support. How many people were willing to follow the remnants of the Six Nations? Fusu's death is inevitable because the imperial edict belongs to Ying Zheng. Even if he knows that he is not under Ying Zheng, he will still die. As long as the news of Ying Zheng's death is not announced, he will die. Meng Tian cannot rebel. His family honor and belief also determine that he cannot rebel. No one dares or has the ability. It is Zhao Gao's conspiracy to rebel against one, so there is no way to change Fusu's death. It is better to travel to Fusu than to travel to Hu Hai. Even if he travels to Fusu and tells Meng Tian that Ying Zheng's death is a false imperial edict, Meng Tian will not help him rebel. Unless your talk is full of bastard spirit, which is higher than Ying Zheng, you may have a chance.

I feel that if the protagonist wants to become literate, he needs to get the two literacy tools (Hanyu Pinyin) (Simplified Chinese). To be honest, there were too many strokes in traditional Chinese characters in the past, and it was particularly difficult to memorize them by rote. Simplified Chinese is better. Get a few novels in simplified Chinese with pinyin. Show it to them and spell it according to the pinyin. After reading it for a long time and reading it too much, they will naturally understand it. I used to know the words like this. My dad even bought me the Four Great Classics with pinyin and the novel How Steel Was Tempered. Oh, and the multiplication table. Don't forget this.

Paper before the Han Dynasty was not called paper. That's Juan. It's fine cloth. Very valuable. It's too expensive to use as book paper. And. It can only be used for writing. Paper and paper are two completely different things.

After reading more than 30 chapters, everyone has ascended the throne and proclaimed themselves emperor, making inventions and handling affairs. Are your millions of civilians still building the imperial mausoleums, Great Wall and canals?

I only see the front and I don't know what happens behind. Li Si rebels and doesn't kill? I can't understand. Rebellion is not a capital crime Then I will rebel today and he will rebel tomorrow If you succeed, you will be the best, and the loser will not die.

Many people think that Qin Shihuang died too early. If he had lived longer and handed the throne to Fusu, Qin could have continued for several generations. This view is actually unreasonable. If Qin Shihuang had lived a few more years, the Qin people would have overthrown him without anyone else. Because military merit nobility can no longer be played anymore, Shang Yang established the military merit nobility system when he was in power, and could be granted the title of marquis based on his head. These upstarts can be said to be the foundation of the Qin Dynasty, just like Roman citizens, they are very glorious. Later, as more and more people made meritorious deeds and there were no seals left, Shang Yang came up with a very unscrupulous idea: to set up harsh penalties and impose heavy penalties for small mistakes. But if you have military merit, you can offset it with military merit. Therefore, military merit is becoming less and less valuable. After unification, there were no wars to fight, but Qin's laws were still harsh. The miserable old Qin people built the Great Wall, built straight roads, built mausoleums, and palaces. But the channel for advancement is gone, which means that the system of ennobling knights based on military merit exists in name only, and there is no other channel for advancement. If a group of soldiers who can be generals fail to become generals and are punished every day, then you can only imagine what these "generals" can do.

Not bad, you can watch it, there are no major problems, come on! Is there any plot where I don't lack traffic? ?

The following is all conjecture! Conjecture! Please do not match the seats, any similarity is purely coincidental. I hope that after drilling through the Western Regions, I will see the Qin Dynasty instead of Rome. "Book of the Later Han Dynasty" records that the people of the Qin Dynasty grew up and were upright, similar to China... The Da Qin Dynasty "people have the customs to cultivate the fields, and they have many kinds of trees and sericulture" and the "weak water" ", "Quicksand" and "Queen Mother of the West" are areas in Egypt. Some people on the Internet used modern science and technology to follow Gan Ying's route map to the current Syrian area but did not find Rome. The "Romans" are European races. The two are very different and cannot be said to be "similar" or "similar". Until the middle of the sixth century, the "Romans" did not know how to raise silkworms for silk. I know that there are ethnic groups very similar to China on the east coast of Africa. They may be the survivors of the Qin Dynasty, but it is unlikely that they are the people who made Zheng He's voyages to the West in the Ming Dynasty. It can be classified as the overseas branch of the Chinese ancestors and the Daqin branch according to the statement in the "Book of Songs" by the layman of the B station up.

🤐 It shouldn't be, it's not much better than just recognizing your father.

After reading about forty chapters, I will evaluate it. Overall, it's okay. The narrative and story-telling skills are okay. The dialogues between the characters are also good. It's not awkward to read. It's not the kind of white text that can be seen at a glance, it has a bit of writing skills. There is no big poisonous point, nor any bright spots. . The handling of certain aspects of things is also logical, there are no big loopholes, and it is generally readable. As for the shortcomings, it occasionally uses some uncomfortable terms, and historical novels are a bit more serious. Also, is the protagonist going to be the inventor of the Qin Dynasty? He keeps inventing and creating things that didn't exist at the time, and keeps farming. The protagonist still wants to start industrialization? It is barely acceptable to invent and improve things a little, such as paper and salt, and you can just make steel. . This is a mistake in writing direction, and other aspects that were originally written well have been dragged down. I hope to maintain this level of writing. Historical novels, especially the protagonist Qin II in this book, focus on how to expand territory, how to govern a place, and how to be mighty and domineering. Invent something a little bit, don't include too many things that are not in line with the times, and don't look down on the time. You want to improve everything at every opportunity, without considering whether others can accept it or whether readers can accept it (emphasis point). Grasp what the prospective readers like and want to read, and try to use as few poisonous points as possible, and you will basically be successful.

I've read fifty or sixty chapters, and I'm wondering if there will be airplanes, cannons, or banks and stock markets in the plot at the end? During the Qin Dynasty, it felt like we were about to catch up with modernization. The development was too fast and ridiculous.

After reading the final chapter, I realized that the author had rushed to the end. In fact, the writing of this book is quite satisfactory. I originally wanted to vote for it and support it until I write about the rise of the colonies.

Qin: General: Bai Qi Ten generals: Meng Tian, Wang Jian, Sima Cuo, Zhang Han, Meng Mingshi, Nei Shiteng, Meng Qian, Qiliji, Li Xin, Wang Ben The rest of the generals: Meng Wu, Meng Yi, Wang Li, Wang Lu Prime Minister: Shang Yang Ten ministers: Baili Xi, Qian Shusai, Li Si, Wei Liao, Zhang Yi, Wang Wan, Feng Quji, Gan Luo, Fan Sui, Gan Mao Minister: Feng Jie Wulin sects belonging to the Qin State: Chaozhong: Wu Xuanshuang, Wu Zhao, You Tan Shen Ni, Miao Yu, Shangguan Wan'er, Gai Nie, Lu Buwei, Nianduan, Duan Murong, Xu Fu, Lu Miaozi, Shang Xiuxun Yin Yang Family: Head: Taiyi of the East Emperor Special status: Concubine Yan, Ji Ruqianlong Two guardians: Xinghun, Moon God Five elders: Shao Siming, Yunzhongjun, Da Siming, Xiangjun, Mrs. Xiang, Chu Nan Gong, Luowang: Leader: Li Si Deputy leader: Zhao Gao Characters under his command: Xuanjian, Zhengang, Duanshui, Luan Shen, Monster, Zhuan Po, Destroying Soul Gongshu Family: Gongshu Qiu Demon Sect: Sect leaders: Cangzhu, Faming, Longying, Rieyyan, Fanan, Changzhen, Fat Eunuch, Subordinate sects: Destiny Sect: Shan Yuru, Xu Ruowu, Ye Xiaoyang , Du Mu, Duo Po Jie Fu Yin Kui Sect: Bai Fanghua, Zhong Zhongyou, Zhu Yuyan, Wei Gonggong, Pi Shouxuan, Bian Buhuai, Huan Huan, Bai Qing'er, Rong Jiaojiao, Wen Caiting, Elder Xia, Dan Mei, Fu Yaohong, Li Gong, Shangguan Long, Wu Zhao Xieji Sect: Xie Huan, Yan Fei, Mo Yiming, Xiang Yutian, Zhao Deyan, You Niaojuan Butian Dao: Shi Zhi Xuan, Shi Qingxuan Huajian sect: Hou Xibai, Zhen preacher: Anlong, Fugongyou, Rong Fengxiang, Zuo Youxian Mieqingdao: Xi Ying Da Qin's local rival sect: Farmer: Head: Sheng Qi, Men: Zhu Jia, Tian Guang, Situ Qianli Neutral Sect Tang Sect: Head: Tang Lingfeng Elders: Tang Shijing, Tang Tiexiao, Tang Hua, Tang Neng, Disciples: Tang Feiyu, Tang Chou, Tang Liexiang, Mingyue Xin, Tang Juanjuan Emei Sect: Head: Guo Xiang Elder: Master Jinguang, Wuxiang Divine Nun, One-Armed Divine Nun, Dugu Yihe, Master Fengling, Master Miejie, Master Juechen Sun Xiuqing, Taoist Qingsong, Taoist Songwen, Bai Yuntian, Ding Minjun , Ji Xiaofu, Yi Ruoxun, Kongtong Sect: Head: Guan Neng, Zong Weixia, Tang Wenliang, Chang Jingzhi, Hu Bao Disciples: Qi Dai, Qi Tai, Qi Yue, Wu Tianlang, Fang Tong, Zhao Lingjun, Huangshi Taoist, Miao Sanniang, Kunlun Sect: The leader sighed at the old man Elders: Sheng Tianyun, Sheng Tianfeng , Sheng Tianlei, Xuanzhen, Xuanji, Qiu Wushe Disciples: Tan Di, Zhenshanzi, Zhuo Lingzhao, Jin Lingshuang, He Zudao, Wang Long, Ziyang, Zixia, Ziming, Ziguang, Ziwei, Zi Xing, Ziyun Political Strategist: Guiguzi Enemy Country: Qi State: Qi King: Qi Xiaobai General: Sima Ranju Prime Minister: Guan Zhong Famous ministers and generals: Yan Shu, Wang Zichengfu, Bao Shuya, Hou Sheng, Tian Dan, Tian Wen, Zou Ji, Sun Bin, Tian Ji, Kuang Zhang Masters: Li Ji, Jing Ke Chu State: King of Chu: Xiong Lv General: Cheng Dechen Left Prime Minister: Huang Xie Right Prime Minister: Sun Shuao Generals: Qu Yuan, Shen Baoxu, Yang Youji, Zhuang Qi, Yan State: King of Yan: happy General: Le Yi Prime Minister: Guo Huai Famous Ministers: Yan Chunjun, Qin Kai Mo Family : Head: Mozi Deputy heads: Yan Dan, Six-fingered Black Man, Jing Tianming Commander: Pian Zhi, Gao Jianli, Xue Nu, Xu Fuzi, Ban Master Han Kingdom: Experts: Nongyu, Moya Left Prime Minister: Kaikaidi Right Prime Minister: Shen Buhai General: Ji Wuye Liusha: Leader: Han Fei Deputy Leader: Wei Zhuang, Zi Nu Commander ：Black Qilin, Chi Lian, Bai Feng, Wushuang Ghost, Hidden Bat, Canglang King Zhao State: Li Mu, Lian Po, Zhao She, Lin Xiangru, Zhao Sheng, Pang Nuan, Lecheng Wei State : Wei Ju General: Wu Qi General: Le Yang, Pang Juan Prime Minister on the left: Wei Wuji Famous minister on the right: Li Kui Wu State: King of Wu: Helu Crown Prince: Fucha General: Wu Zixu General: Wu Yuan , Sun Wu Prime Minister: Bo Pi Yue Kingdom: Yue King: Gou Jian Prime Minister: Wen Zhong General : Fan Li Masters: Han Xiaoying, A Qing, Xi Shi, Zheng Dan Xirong: Xiongnu: Leader: Maodun Shanyu Tribal leaders: Junchen Chanyu, Laoshang Chanyu, Huhanxie Chanyu, Zhizhi Chanyu, Liu Yuan, Liu Cong, Shi Le, Juqu Mengxun, Helian Bobo

Frog? Can I eat it?😏

Young Master Fusu took the script written by Zhu Di, Emperor Yongle, Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty. . . The result was Li Jiancheng😰😰😰

The book is really good, but it's a bit unfinished

The author's name is Cao Jili? The physical education teacher of the ultimate class?

It was well written, but the ending was rushed.

The author's writing style is quite good, and the plot is okay, but maybe because there is nothing eye-catching, the results are not ideal. I hope the author will not be discouraged and keep trying!

Not much different from a eunuch, bad job