Transmigrate and Start Chopping Trees in Qin's Moon

I quite liked it at first, but since you're going to obstruct the Qin state, forget it.

This protagonist... Well, it feels like he wasted his nine years of compulsory education in China. I can understand not liking the Song, Yuan, and Qing dynasties, but to say he has absolutely no affection for the Qin dynasty's unification seems abnormal. Also, his indifference to the sight of bones scattered on the roadside is also problematic.

Originally, your relationship with Xin Lingjun was primarily based on mutual benefit. Yet, for his sake, you're going to try and prevent Qin from unifying the world. Don't you understand the significance of Qin's unification for the Chinese nation? Of the four ancient civilizations, only ancient China maintained a continuous lineage, and this is inseparable from the short-lived Qin Dynasty.

Too poisonous

The author probably doesn't earn much in real life, and seems a bit foolish; I couldn't continue after reading two chapters. In reality, when you're fighting a war or doing business, would you tell your competitors or enemies all your abilities and weaknesses, all product costs, and purchasing channels?

The first book online claiming to prevent the Qin Dynasty from unifying China—is this some kind of operation? Truly impressive; they'll do anything for attention.

Sigh, it was going really well, but unfortunately you've taken the wrong path. You know that people who write about Qin Shi Huang generally prefer the protagonist to help Qin unify the country or simply stay out of the conflict. Yet you insist on walking into the line of fire and hindering Qin. Aren't you just asking to be criticized?

Can the author please use a modicum of common sense? Confucianism has absolutely nothing to do with Qin Shi Huang! That's a problem of the Han Dynasty! Besides, if you don't want Confucianism, why not just make Qin Shi Huang live a long life? Even if he didn't achieve immortality, that would be fine! Qin Shi Huang's short lifespan led to the Qin Dynasty's demise after only two generations!

It's always about cooperating with nations. Can't they come up with a different plot? There's absolutely no originality. The author should go read "Starting from Maoshan in the Multiverse" and "The Multiverse Trading Station" before writing. The protagonist spent all that time living in the Warring States period like a pig, completely lacking in cunning.

How could this be featured? Did they get paid by foreign friends at 7 PM?