
The Legend of the Blood-Clad Marquis in the Qin Era
秦时之血衣侯传奇
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 1mo ago
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- Qidian
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Personally, I think Qin Shi should write less about modern things and climb the modern science and technology tree. Qin Shi's science and technology is inherently abnormal, and it is not a historical article, so why show off the superiority of modern things.
The subject matter is good, but it's a bit embarrassing to watch. I feel like I'm writing a fantasy in Qin Shi's skin, always talking about the level of cultivation. When I see a person, the first thing I describe is the level of cultivation of the person. It's like the cultivation level is written on the face; and the main character is not written in a realistic way, at least. In that era, the aristocratic class would treat their maids as their sisters, and they would treat each other as brothers and sisters. Their wives would call their wives sister-in-law, and they would have to practice egalitarian democracy later on. There were also a lot of risqué practices, and the descriptions were used indiscriminately: driving a carriage, the witchcraft sect 🤮 is a bit poisonous
I haven't dared to watch it yet, but I think the starting point of the protagonist is too high. He is also a noble, a marquis, and a hundred thousand elites. If this starting point does not quickly unify China, conquer Europe and the United States, and develop Australia, I will feel sorry for the word time traveler. Ordinary time-travelers: Travel through the peasants → Revolt → Open fields and station troops → Train soldiers → Conquer cities and land → Digest and develop → Resist and defend the city → Enough soldiers and food → First south and then north → Confrontation between north and south → Found the country in peace → Change culture and innovate → Train troops and stock up on food → Sweep across Central Asia → Lay tracks and roads → Encroach step by step → Unify Asia → Aviation and navigation → Make stars and land on the moon
Qin Shi is really difficult to write about because it is so classic!
Sand dollar, you are a hot chick who is trying to point out the world. You have no strength and can only use your mouth to compare. There should be a villain who will directly kill your mouth. Give the girl a second stroke.
Who has the heroine already decided on? The character bar is also invisible
There are too many messy secondary designs, which are superfluous,,,
What was written in the first three chapters, Bai Yifei was nothing. Even a 12-year-old was an adult in that era. Since it was a fusion, the character was changed to look like a diaosi. Slipping away
I'm a little speechless 😒 Damn, Qin Shimingyue has written a mythological drama for you
The writing is okay, come on, it's much better than the Qin Dynasty fanfic written by a certain app and Xiao Nippon was the protagonist.