Qin Dynasty Mingyue's Death, Qin's Overthrow of Han

Let's put it this way, if Korea doesn't change its king, it won't be worth watching. Don't be like Han Fei, who will brag to the world of the Seven Kingdoms. He wants ninety-nine. It's not cool.

Many people think that Qin unified the world because of its system, but I think it is because of its people. The reason why Qin has no solution is because of Brother Zheng. Changing the emperor will definitely not make people so desperate. The Qin system laid the foundation for the rise of the Qin State, but a good system requires people to maintain it. Dealing with the Qin State is not something that happens overnight. It needs to be done from two aspects. One is to cultivate internal strength hard, and the other is to persevere. As long as it can be sustained, it only takes one faint king to destroy a dynasty. It may be ten years, twenty years, or fifty or sixty years. As long as you persist, some seemingly unsolvable situations will be solved.

Big brother must support the house. Qin Shi really doesn't have many books left.

There is really no hope for South Korea. The difficulty is far more than that of Zhu and Wen. Yan State has more potential than South Korea. At that time, Qin State represented the general trend of history. Unless the protagonist directly advances to the Industrial Revolution, it is better not to think about it.

The author should write less emotional dramas and use his strengths to avoid weaknesses without improving his skills. There are also too many female protagonists. It is no longer popular to have multiple female protagonists...

There are still people talking about Korea! One of the Six Kingdoms destroyed Han. Just blow it!

Awesome! Just one person can destroy the Qin Kingdom. How powerful does this have to be? Wasn't it revealed when the First Emperor came to Korea?

Seeing that many people think that the protagonist will not be able to defeat the Qin State, I am convinced. Don't you all take a look at the protagonist's plug-in? The single strength is not invincible, but there is basically no one who can kill him. There are also two space rings, each of which is as big as two football fields, which is the area of four football fields. I didn't see how high it is, but based on the description in the book, it should be more than ten meters high. No matter how low it is, the author said that bookshelves can be placed inside, so it must be three meters high. The area of a football field is almost more than 7,000 square meters. Square, four are almost 30,000 square meters. If multiplied by the height, it will be at least 100,000 cubic meters. A cubic meter of granary has a capacity of 1,500 kilograms of wheat. This means that the protagonist's space ring can hold more than 200 million kilograms of grain. Which granary in Qin State? The protagonist can't steal it all by himself. Your army needs food for the war. If you dare to attack me, I will steal all your food halfway. What's the use of a hungry army? If I steal all your food, I will use it to develop my country. Qin has no hope of winning against the protagonist.

Wang Bang started the game and ended up against three! !

It's a hell difficulty in Korea. The weakest one is stuck in the middle and can't develop even if he wants to. The weakest neighbor can beat you down.

Han Fei! The talent is very strong! It's just that the strength is too weak! In the Qin Dynasty, there was no force except in the Qin State! Otherwise, it is easy to die! Secondly, when he returned to China, South Korea was already in a hopeless state! No solution

Destroy Qin and overthrow Han? Something.

Ancient way of writing. Since Fighting to Break the Sky and Mortal Cultivation of Immortality, this writing style has almost been eliminated.

The protagonist's name is Han Chong, and he is really low-level. I always feel that even Han Cong can do it.

If there are three, either Concubine Yan or Purple Chao Banshee will do.

I'm not telling you that even if you take out the plane, you still need to pave it

To be honest, I just couldn't stand it after reading the first chapter. Let me share my opinions on the following points: 1. In the first chapter, the protagonist is called "youth". How should this boy be, and how should this boy be? I thought the protagonist was at least fifteen or sixteen years old, but after a long time, the protagonist is only six years old. How do you, the author, define a six-year-old child as a boy? 2. The protagonist is only six years old, and because he doesn't like to be served, the protagonist's parents really let him live in a palace by himself, and then did not arrange palace maids or guards. Author, are you sure that the protagonist really wins the love of King Han, and the protagonist's mother is not a stepmother? What kind of brain circuit can write such a plot?

Subvert history. Did the sages ask you to subvert it? When writing fan fiction in history, you have to subvert it on your own. What's the point of cheating?

I think this book is quite well written, better than other books in the Qin Dynasty that only wrote about stallions, and then pretended to talk about helping Qin to unify the world. Qin already unified the world, so why did it need any protagonist to help! Only the weak defeating the strong is interesting. And I think Ying Zheng is not invincible. The Qin State was able to unify the world because of the foundation laid by the previous generations of Mingjun, coupled with the mediocrity of the monarchs of the Six Kingdoms of Guandong. Although Ying Zheng is not mediocre, it does not necessarily mean that Ying Zheng will unify the six countries just because he is the king of Qin. If someone else is in that position, he may be able to unify the six countries.

Isn't this written down? Stopped? . . .

Run out of stock! The author doesn't update anymore? !