Great Qin, Answer the Call: The Broken Seven Warring States!

Well, the author is a fan of "Reply the Three Kingdoms: The Collapse of the Three Kingdoms". I couldn't get enough of it, so I wrote a little bit of it myself. No one else could write it well. I don't expect to sign a contract, I just like it. If you feel dissatisfied, please forgive me.

The greatest role of the First Emperor was to be a pioneer and a guiding light for all previous emperors, except Yang Guang. 🙂 The First Emperor abused the power of the people and offended the lower class. The six kingdoms were pacified, and he continued to conquer the north (this was a little better, the climate of the entire six kingdoms in the north and the Qin State was still tolerable), and he fought a bad war in the south against Baiyue (more than 300,000 people were killed and injured), and continued to issue 50 Wan, went to a place where birds do not shit (no one can tolerate that place except some Chu people), offended the middle and lower-level sergeants (Zhao Tuo ignored Qin, and did not see other Qin troops making trouble), and when Qin Shihuang was still there, a mutiny broke out in Baiyue County in Pingchu. There are also the survivors of the Six Kingdoms (don't talk about whether they can be killed, it is impossible to kill them all), they have offended the small and medium-level people, 🙂 the people of Qin are very happy with Liu Bang (this is not after Xiang Yu burned the Xianyang palace), Hu Hai made the people of Qin not like Qin in three years? Completely desperate? There were other people in the six countries who revived in the name, but Qin did not. Once the small and middle-level people are offended, the upper-level people will not be optimistic about them. 🤔 Qin Shihuang was assassinated so many times, has the murderer been found? The officialdom collapsed completely, because of what? Even some of the upper echelons of the Qin State are not particularly optimistic about the Qin State. The country itself, which lasted for hundreds of years, had various accumulated shortcomings. As a result, after the First Emperor unified the world, all kinds of cholera (perhaps too deeply influenced by the Legalist Shang Yang) led to the exhaustion of the people. As for the Qin Law (the problem is the Qin Law?) Qin can adapt, why can't the Six Kingdoms adapt? To put it bluntly, at the worst, when the Six Kingdoms were attacked in the past, in order to ensure the military-industrial system, actual implementation was implemented, and the Six Kingdoms were prosperous, and if they won, they could rob them. After unification, the Huns in the north (who were defending the center and fighting) were useless in winning, and they couldn't get anything (as for the state's implementation of rewards, it was the consumption of various major projects, and there was a system called military service in the pre-Qin and Han Dynasties. Can it be implemented?) There are various miasmas and uncomfortable climate in the south. We lost 300,000 yuan in the southern expedition to Baiyue. If we defeat the six countries, we can get money (as well as the money from the six countries to bribe Qin), and we can give rewards to the soldiers. As for after unification... Conquer Baiyue, rewards? What is that? The consumption of hundreds of thousands of people requires Qin himself to transport grain to Bashu Pass and other places. The cost is extremely high, and rewards are given out for the price of a ball (there is no documentation on this, it is just a mathematical conversion by himself). The Northern Xinjiang Army may have more people in Guanzhong, the climate is suitable, and it will be treated better by Qin. It can also put down the rebellion before Qin's demise. As for the Southern Xinjiang Army, can it save Qin? It's better to go to sleep. Even without Zhao Tuo, it is impossible to save Qin. If Qin is strong, I can still listen. I'm weak. I'm sorry. I didn't join Liu Bang and attack Qin. It's all right for Qin. All kinds of corvee labor were not enough, and they were sent to southern Xinjiang, completely far away from home. The six countries can still be said to be within the scope of the Emperor of Zhou. Everyone is culturally close. Southern Xinjiang is a shitty place... The reason why there was no rebellion was because Qin Shihuang's prestige was strong. Compared with the Tang Dynasty, the prelude to the demise was also because there was a group of soldiers in southern Xinjiang. They should be of the generation of Guangdong and Guangxi. They were not allowed to go home and then fought all the way). Therefore, 🤔 Qin will definitely perish. If the First Emperor does not change his way of governing, he will die early, otherwise he may be Emperor Ming of Tang Dynasty. If Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty had died early, the Kaiyuan rule, the invasion of Central Asia, the invincible martial arts, and the courage to tolerate all things would not have been praised by a bunch of people. I used to think that Meng Tian was really strong, 😅 because he attacked the Xiongnu. Those who carefully understood the Xiongnu at that time were weak chickens. The Xiongnu became strong only because of the rise of Maodun. Even the one who fights against the Six Kingdoms is also Wang Jian, and there is no particularly outstanding performance at all. Zhang Han, a young man in charge, began to use the prisoner army (the prisoner army can control the people, but it is much better than the refugees and ordinary people forming an army) to overthrow Zhang Chu, and beat the other princes' coalition forces hard. It's a pity that he met Xiang Yu and his second assistant. And Liu Bang's way. Even Meng Tian wouldn't necessarily win against Xiang Yu, a master of military skills in that situation. There is a saying that is very reasonable. Peasant uprisings are not terrible. It is easy to beat them. As long as the dynasty's army is a little better, they can be beaten to death. But the soil is very terrible when a large-scale peasant uprising occurs. A peasant uprising of that scale (don't worry about whether Chen Sheng's uprising is a peasant uprising), even if it can be quelled by the First Emperor during his lifetime, it will be useless. The Manchu Qing Dynasty was the only one who was able to put down a large-scale peasant uprising, the dynasty could continue, the power was not left behind, and the resurgence could be achieved. This was achieved under conditions where the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom system completely refuted the culture that had ruled China for thousands of years, and foreign powers and those in power could barely do it (compared to Chongzhen, it was really okay). At the end of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, peasant uprisings also occurred in various places (but were they large-scale uprisings?). Emperor Wu Luntai issued an imperial edict to change the national policy (it was a legacy of Wenjing's rule, which was also possible in the early stage, and the Han Dynasty was also deeply rooted in the hearts of the people). Huo Guang and others managed to prevent chaos.

Just wait for "Sui and Tang Dynasties, please answer!" The Collapse of Sui and Tang Dynasties"😏😏

The author, Jun, came up with a joke about Guo Kai, the God of War of the Qin Dynasty, who cut off two of the "Four Famous Generals of the Warring States Period" by himself.

The two lines mentioned by the author, the historical line and the overseas expansion of various countries, can be compromised. Previously, I looked at the Cao family's rebellious sons in the Three Kingdoms. Those princes who lost the battle for hegemony immigrated to develop Kushan, Parthia, Rome, and some went to the American continent.         ，，（，，） After all, it is too slow to conquer the world after the unification of the Qin Dynasty. Only with enough food and a skyrocketing population can we accomplish this. I can't control so much about future generations. As long as the Chinese dominate the world, then the final development trend will be the unification of the Qin Dynasty, with the seven countries each occupying the seven continents (Antarctica is so miserable). As for the unification of the world by the Qin Dynasty, just think about it, it is impossible to achieve.        ，，， Like in the last century, English was relatively mainstream internationally, so the Daqin script should have a similar status (or let the answering system directly promote simplified characters)

Conquering the world is nonsense. It was impossible with the technology of the time. Let's not talk about whether there were large ships. Crossing the sea without a compass at that time was just asking for death. I think we should go towards the inevitability of history. The general trend cannot be changed, but small things can be changed.

Good guy, I read it today and finished it.

Currently there are Fengshen, Three Kingdoms, Da Qin, and Da Tang. Please answer. . . .

During this period, Rome was still fighting the Punic War, the three great successors were still fighting, India was the Mauryan Empire, and the rest were basically barbarians. I felt like there wasn't much to write about in the world.

These two pictures are easier to see, but some place names are useless