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

Um, the author is a fan of the book "Reply to the Three Kingdoms: The Collapsed Romance of the Three Kingdoms". I wasn't satisfied with reading it, so I wrote a little bit myself. It's not as good as the original. I don't expect to sign a contract; I just like it. If you are not satisfied with what you've seen, please forgive me.

The First Emperor's greatest role was as a vanguard, a guiding light for subsequent emperors, except for someone like Yang Guang. 🙂 The First Emperor abused the people's labor, offending the lower classes. After pacifying the six states, he continued his northern campaigns (this was somewhat better, as the climate of the six states and Qin was still bearable).

Eagerly awaiting "Reply to Sui and Tang Dynasties! The Collapsed Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties" 😏😏

Author, here's a reference to Guo Kai, the Qin Dynasty's God of War, who single-handedly wiped out two of the "Four Great Generals of the Warring States Period."

The author suggests a compromise between the historical trajectory and the overseas expansion of various countries. Previously, in the novel *The Rebellious Son of Cao Cao*, it was mentioned that the warlords who lost the struggle for supremacy migrated to develop the Kushan Empire, Parthia, Rome, and some even went to the Americas. Similarly, this could also be done here.

Conquering the world is pure nonsense. It was simply impossible with the technology of the time. Putting aside the existence of large ships, crossing the sea without a compass would have been suicidal. I think we should follow the inevitability of history. The general trend cannot be changed, but minor things can be altered.

Goodness, I checked it out today, and it's finished.

Currently, the novels released include Investiture of the Gods, Three Kingdoms, Qin Dynasty, and Tang Dynasty. Please answer...

During this period, Rome was still fighting the Punic Wars, the three Diadochi were still at war, India was the Mauryan Empire, and the rest of the world was mostly inhabited by barbarian tribes. It feels like there's not much to write about in the world at that time.

These two images are easier to see, but some place names are not used.