Great Qin: Zi Ying's Counterattack
大秦：子婴的逆袭
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- Completed
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- 656k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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Without a system, there's no way to turn things around...
You're overthinking it. The tyrannical Qin dynasty was unpopular; otherwise, how could a single peasant uprising have plunged the country into chaos and led to the rise of numerous warlords?!
It's not that people like Han Xin are arrogant and difficult to manage, nor are they the kind with very high loyalty. It's best to support another general to balance things out. There are many talented people, but they just haven't been discovered and have been buried.
As originally planned, execute Zhao Gao and send Han Tan to persuade Zhang Han to return. At this time, Zhang Han is disheartened by Xiang Yu's killing of prisoners, so there is a high probability that he can be persuaded to return. After he returns, give him all the remaining troops. Even if it means dividing the world into three, it will be enough to protect oneself.
To be honest, even the Qin Dynasty under Ying Zheng was incredibly weak. Bandits and outlaws roamed the country. Zhang Liang, who attempted to assassinate the King of Qin, couldn't be caught; Liu Bang, who fled after committing a crime, couldn't be apprehended; Xiang Yu and his family, who were clamoring for rebellion, were not captured and were even treated as honored guests.
I finished reading it, but I noticed a problem in this chapter. The descriptions of the masses are too weak, while the individual abilities are exaggerated to the point that a few people can determine the course of a war. The portrayal of the masses needs to be deepened. So far, the logic is sound, and the character development is good. If it continues to be written like this, it should be quite popular.
When the world rebelled against Qin, the Qin Dynasty's credibility was almost gone. Killing Zhao Gao was useless; it was doomed. It had few generals left, and if it didn't die, anything was possible.
Why does everyone think that a modern person who travels back in time can conquer the world regardless of whether they're a demon or a monster? Did Liang Jingru (a famous Chinese singer) give you this confidence? What makes you think that? Have modern people ever seen war? What is war like? What was ancient warfare like? The systems are completely different.
Do you know what public opinion is? It's the will of the people.
The character portrayals are amazing! Chen Ping is supposed to be a treacherous villain, and you've portrayed him as respectful to his teacher? Is he even that kind of person? Xiao He, Cao Can… what kind of relationship did they have with Liu Bang? They just wanted him to shoulder heavy responsibilities? Xiang Yu's character is arrogant and reckless, and you've made him mature?