The Legend of the Blood-Clad Marquis in the Qin Era

Personally, I think Qin's Time should write less about modern things and stop trying to show off modern technology. The technology in Qin's Time is inherently abnormal, and it's not a historical novel, so why show off the superiority of modern things?

The premise is good, but it felt a bit awkward to read. It felt like a fantasy novel disguised as a historical epic, with constant mentions of cultivation levels, the first thing described when someone is introduced is their cultivation level, as if it were written all over their face.

I haven't dared to read it yet, but I think the protagonist's starting point is too high—a nobleman, a marquis, and 100,000 elite troops. If he doesn't quickly unify China, conquer Europe and America, and develop Australia, I feel like he's not worthy of the term "transmigrator."

The Qin Dynasty is really hard to write because it's such a classic!

Idiot; a piece of trash who plays the game of pointing fingers at the world, all talk and no action; they should send a villain to wipe out this blabbermouth; a complete moron who sends girls.

Have you decided who the female lead will be? I can't see the character list.

There are too many random secondary interpretations; it's superfluous and gilds the lily.

What was the point of the first three chapters? Who is Bai Yifei? Even at 12 years old, he was an adult in that era. If it's about fusion, why change his character to make him look like a loser? I'm outta here.

Speechless 😒 Damn, they turned Qin's Moon into a mythological drama.

It's not badly written. Keep it up! It's much better than those Qin Dynasty fanfics on some app that even feature Japanese characters as the main characters.