In the World of Qin, I Rule the Realm

The biggest flaw of this book is that the protagonist is named Ying Zheng.

Everything else is fine, but the idea that the wolf tribe invaded Zhao Yan and became traitors is a bit far-fetched. The principle of "defense against foreign invaders" was not just empty talk in the pre-Qin era. The garrison troops of the Seven Kingdoms were willing to entrust their backs to the enemy while guarding the borders.

Everyday Upward, Yan Ling Ji!

I have a request for the author: please make sure the protagonist kills off Tang San's character when he returns at the end.

Qin's Moon fanfiction is now only read by perverts.

I have 1001 points left, and I've already given 1000 points as a reward. Could you please feature this post? Ying Zheng An emperor who swept across the land and unified the Yangtze River, yet in my eyes he was the loneliest king. At thirteen, he possessed his own kingdom, even though he might have been nothing more than a puppet.

I particularly love this passage: "I wish to forge a sword for the Son of Heaven, with the seven kingdoms as its edge, mountains and seas as its blade, crafted by the five elements, opened by yin and yang, wielded in spring and summer, used in autumn and winter, unparalleled in the world, and submitted to by all under Heaven. It is the sword for the Son of Heaven.

It's great that the protagonist is Ying Zheng; he can openly build a harem, with beauties from the seven kingdoms at his fingertips, unlike other fanfiction protagonists who have to go through the trouble of orchestrating chance encounters with other characters through the author's manipulation.

This book should be renamed "A Tale of Hunting Women in the Qin Dynasty".

Jing Ni, Yan Ling Ji, Zi Nu, Nong Yu, Madam Hu, Hu Mei Ren, Chao Nu Yao, Xue Nu, Da Si Ming, Shao Si Ming, Yue Shen, Yan Fei, Tian Mi, Gongsun Li Ji—these fourteen are sufficient. At most, we can add Xiao Meng, Yu Ji, and Lian Yi later. No need to list too many. 😏