The Qin Dynasty's Legitimate Heir

What's the point of keeping the protagonist's identity under wraps? Everyone knows the identity of the protagonist, Qin Shihuang, and does not want to help Su ascend the throne. He also knows that he has experienced malaria and his body is getting worse day by day. He is still pressing the protagonist, waiting for the death of Qin Shihuang, and there is an uprising in the late Qin Dynasty, and the protagonist is trying to turn the tide. Why should he be born so early? And does it make sense to keep suppressing the protagonist? Readers feel uncomfortable reading it, and their grades are hard to come up with. Why bother writing it themselves? In fact, the book is quite good. The protagonist's modern thoughts collide with ancient thoughts, but it's too empty talk.

To talk about it in detail, this book is undoubtedly a masterpiece of Qin Dynasty. Although the plot development is slow, it is also due to the different styles. Although the entry point is personal, it does not affect the specific reading. I am the kind of person who loves to read "Zizhi Tongjian" and "Historical Records". Although I do not study history deeply, I can also say that I understand the humanities, customs, and politics of some historical dynasties. Especially I have some sighs about "Qin", "Han", "Tang", "Song" and "Ming"! Therefore, although some of the descriptions in this book are inconsistent, for example, Qin Shihuang had 23 children, but historical records describe that only four sons have their names, and the others were all killed by the second generation. But that's not to say there are none. Some unofficial histories have been recorded but not enough to be tested. The compilation of specific historical facts is understandable. What makes me feel wonderful is that the author can calm down and read the historical books carefully to consider the details of life. This is worthy of praise. I hope I can maintain my style, I might go bald quickly. My humble opinion, if there are any commentators, you can comment on it!

To be honest, I still can't understand the protagonist's logic and the author's thoughts. Under the premise that the First Emperor does not recognize his relatives and does not know that he is the tenth son, he has only two paths. Either he would wait for the First Emperor to win over the world, or he would take over the world himself. In this way, he would have to leave Xianyang and go to Sishui Pavilion to make friends with Liu Bang and a group of people, or go to the Six Kingdoms area of ​​Shandong to serve as an official and poach Qin's corners to form a rebel team. Either you are influenced by "high officials" and want to change the Qin state and rebuild the Qin Dynasty, then you have to enter the officialdom and climb up high enough to influence the first emperor. After the death of the first emperor, he will kick Zhao Gao and punch Hu Hai, and support Su to continue the glory of the Qin Dynasty. What is the protagonist doing now? After killing Yingbu proved that he could change history, he neither left Xianyang nor worked hard to enter the core of the officialdom. He first killed people in Xianyang City, and then passed the time under the guise of studying. He kept wandering around the Xianyang area and the fringe areas of the officialdom. He wasted more than a year in the Xianyang area. You must know that it has only been more than ten years since the First Emperor started kicking. There is not much time for operation. Is there such a waste of time? This behavior is completely unreasonable. This behavior is as if the protagonist knows that he is the son of the Qin Dynasty and is waiting for the First Emperor to come and recognize his relatives. This cannot be justified and is not reasonable at all.

The logic of the writing is good, although it is a bit like following the trend, but the protagonist still has a brain at present, and it depends on the operation later. However, the appearance of a boy about 10 years old will change greatly when he grows up to 18 or 20. Generally speaking, he will tend to look like his father or mother. If there are no birthmarks or tattoos, it is generally difficult to identify unless he looks exactly like his father or mother. This is why in ancient times, people used other people's tokens to pretend to be other people's heirs. Under different living environments and different nutritional supplies, the appearance of even twins will undergo major changes.

Heroine: If you like a single heroine, you can leave it. If you accept three heroines at once and don't have enough emotional scenes, it's very inferior. Highlights: There is also an inexplicable and passionate plot, where a woman violently kills more than 20 people. She is about to serve her sentence but ignores the dissuasion of the soldiers and runs out of the prison area to save people under the nose of the First Emperor. . . This is a story about knowing the law and breaking the law. . . . Summary: Why didn't I control my hands and voted for the monthly vote? I wanted to give myself a big buck at that time. . .

I can't follow it anymore, more than 300 chapters! Basically nothing in history has changed! The image of King Qin is becoming more and more paranoid. What the protagonist does feels like he is barking incompetently. The plot progresses through more than 300 chapters, and the plot has progressed by about 20% at most. Two of the three chapters are nonsense dialogues.

After two more quarrels, he will leave, and this post will be used as proof. No more talking nonsense in the middle chapters. Now he's beating like crazy again, preaching at the same time. We are not primary school students. We need you, the author, to preach to us in the tone of Qin Shihuang. I originally thought it was well written, but it became too preachy and I didn't want to read it anymore.

After thinking about it, I decided not to recommend or vote. The author's writing was too depressing. According to logic, it is time to reveal his identity, but the author still did not consider revealing his identity. Is it really as others said, after the death of the First Emperor, there will be another way to fight for hegemony in the world? If it were that kind of plot, I would abandon the book 🙏

Reading Taoism for ten years is enough to practice Taoism? In other words, can you become an immortal by reading?

It is difficult to write about the pre-Qin Dynasty without a certain literary foundation! Hope it continues. Don't be a eunuch.