What Do I Do After Qin Shi Huang Sentences Me to Death from the Start?

First of all, I am a novice in history writing, and I only have a rough understanding of Qin Shihuang. I have read several articles about Qin Shihuang before, and I was a little impressed by him. First of all, the Second Emperor of Qin died. However, the unified thought of books with the same text and cars with the same track has been recognized. However, combined with the premise of inconvenient transportation in ancient times and different characters, it is amazing that laws and orders can be issued to counties and recognized by the world. Burning books and entrapping Confucianism, which we currently consider to be a cruel practice, does it lay the foundation for "books with the same text"? But today we cannot guess that the writers of history are all Confucians after all. Secondly, during the period of the Qin Dynasty, the reality faced by the First Emperor was something that we today cannot see what the ancients would have experienced. However, the First Emperor still relied on his own abilities to achieve the first unified empire in Chinese history. From this point of view, he will not be a dim king or an unintelligent person. The limitation of the ancients lies in that little aura. The author has mentioned many times in the article that he believes in the wisdom of the ancients. The time traveler is just a person who provides the First Emperor with a little inspiration. For example, in the story of immortality, does the protagonist remind the First Emperor that there is no such thing as immortality? No. He simply told the First Emperor that immortality was unlikely by saying that no fruits could grow in the barren land. Many of Da Qin's systems now seem to have shortcomings. But it is very difficult for the protagonist to survive. It's really like the protagonist went to kill everyone. It's okay to make suggestions in front of the First Emperor, but to influence the First Emperor's ideas is tantamount to trying to make a fool of yourself. Furthermore, the identity of the protagonist cannot be cleansed. If you live in that era, you will be marked by that era. The Mo family cannot be cleansed. If the First Emperor dares to use it, it is because the First Emperor has the confidence, but it is not the premise that the protagonist can act mischievously on the basis of his identity as a time traveler. One more thing, I think the author wrote it very well. Most of the historical facts about Confucianism have actually been buried. What we see today are only a few written records. This is a reasonable idea, and things may be more complicated. For example, with Fusu's character, it was impossible for the First Emperor to be willing for Fusu to be pro-Confucian. After all, as an heir, he was really not qualified. So why would Fusu be pro-Confucian and hire a Confucian teacher for Fusu? Who can explain this clearly? In the Palace of Doctors, Chun Yuyue should also be a person in history, otherwise why would I see them in so many novels, and they are all Fusu's teachers. To sum up, how much dust is buried under history is unknown to us today. The protagonist does not have a golden finger, opens his imagination reasonably, respects the wisdom of the ancients, reasonably uses his own advantages to show his value in front of the First Emperor, saves his life, only seeks salted fish, does not seek troubled times, and does not seek to become a hero. And it's already rare to make reasonable guesses about one side of history. In addition, there is really no way to say that what the Confucianists are planning is really impossible as the author said, but it is still possible. The chaos under the First Emperor's rule was the result of the death of the second generation. I really don't believe it without the help of Confucianism.

Awesome Yingzheng IQ online. (It is in line with my fantasy of one emperor through the ages, haha) Because there are not many records of Ying Zheng in history, and many historical materials are very watery; for example, since Xiang Yu is classified as this era in Sima Qian's Historical Records, does his record of the First Emperor necessarily contain personal bias? (Personal guess) Another example is the Confucian revision of Qin history, or the personal arrogance of the First Emperor (Qin Shihuang himself also kept secrets about some things, such as his queen, or the many assassinations he experienced.) Just like Wu Zetian's wordless monument, it shows extreme arrogance, willfulness but admiration, ruthlessness and cuteness at the same time. (However, compared to the current Ying Zheng, he is still more domineering and intimidating in the past, whisper) The author has described the most harmonious relationship between kings and ministers, modern emperors and ancient emperors. Some people may say that the protagonist lives a poor life, but I think this is enough. Hehe The character image of the protagonist Chen Ke is very interesting. First of all, his imperfection is a characteristic (yes, I like his fragility, his hypocrisy, his pettiness, his selfishness but ability to deal with justice, and his kindness but sometimes ruthlessness, ^ slightly^) He seems lazy and ridiculous, but in fact he knows it better than anyone else He clearly watches his own steps and his behavior in the world Follows his own path firmly, even if the front is hell Does his own thing firmly, no matter whether the outcome is determined or not Isn't this more pure? His determination in one thing and his confusion and hesitation in the changes of the world are like the so-called good and evil - they are angels and devils - they are the refraction of the light of human nature hitting the wall. And human nature is often the same. It's very realistic, and even a little sympathetic (? It seems like something strange has strayed in). That kind of human projection has given me a lot of inspiration Just like he can take care of himself step by step in national affairs, and when talking about himself Standing still; he can confess his hypocrisy, but also flatter him without expression; he feels strong, but he will shed tears at a heartwarming word; he thinks he is outside the mortal world, but he is always cautious in his words and actions in fear of the First Emperor, He was also trembling when the First Emperor was consecrated; he was arrogant about his modern status, information and wisdom, but he was also sad about it and could not sleep every day (Although he always talked about others, he was not the same. He was obviously the one who always forced himself.) Everyone has his own concerns, and I don't want to judge what he does (although I like it very much). But Chen Ke can face it objectively, think rationally, not get carried away, and it is not easy to take nonsense seriously Another: When he, who has always been secretive, raised his conjecture about the Confucian conspiracy in front of the First Emperor, I was really wowed (conspiracy theory ecstasy) The interaction between the characters is also quite interesting, and it seems timid and lazy. Chen Ke was forced to pull the First Emperor who was "running all the way towards immortality & pursuing self-destruction". It was really joyful (obviously the First Emperor thought so too); King Li Si in Volume 996 was so delicious; and there was the naughty boy Hu Hai and his brother Fusu, the confused fox... … Everyone's image has its own characteristics. They do not exist to set off the protagonist, but to compensate for each other, to trust each other, to change and compromise with each other. They work together for a common prosperous age - Daqin (in short, it is not fun for the sake of fun, which makes people happy, because in my opinion, the interaction between them is already fun enough) I don't agree with what many people say about the slow plot. As the author said in the article, some very advanced things may be a fatal blow to the Qin Dynasty. Just like the influx of large amounts of silver and market chaos directly led to the decline of the Ming Dynasty; just like the transfer of conflicts in European countries caused by the development of capitalism eventually led to hundreds of years of world war. It has been really difficult for Chen Ke to do these things in the past year and a half. After reading a lot of historical literature, I will also wonder if it is really possible: if the productivity is not enough, we can directly develop culture. With a few words, a commoner can persuade the First Emperor to follow me in rebellion, or if the country has a shortage of labor force and the military, agriculture, infrastructure, political reform, and science and technology develop together? Ah, plus an ocean voyage. It was fun when I watched it, but I was really speechless after watching it. For these things, I can only say that I want to eat shit and feel good. In short, it has nothing to do with historical materialism/sound brain (bushi). Shang Yang's reform was full of difficulties and almost caused internal conflicts in the Qin State; let alone the opening of new routes and world influence brought by the development of European industry and commerce, the religious reform and even the national political reform brought about by the Renaissance were enough to drink a pot; when Japan's first and second industrial revolutions developed together, there were still British and American countries to learn from, and when China's industry developed, there was still the help of the Communist International and talents in various fields. Studying, but still crossing the river by touching stones, one step at a time; (if there is a system, let's not mention it for now) and now, the Qin State is considered poor, and Chen Ke is not a professional. It is a joke to expect them to make major changes in various fields of society overnight (the First Emperor will be so angry with you) To put it simply, development takes at least decades, and the growth of a group of people takes at least ten or twenty years. The emergence of all new things will eventually settle into "rules" that are reflected in all aspects. The formation of all new rules requires countless cycles to make up and improve. Therefore, sometimes I wonder if it is really good for these things to appear in this era? Is it really necessary to break it? Saying it and doing it are really two different things. As expected, I still can't think too much The author has detailed and perfected the various influences on society (can it be slow?), Although there are a few problems with the timeline and plot, it is still quite responsible and reasonable (I have worked so hard to persist in the hesitation in my heart, please forgive me bushi) The author is a very talented person. I don't know what you are hesitating/concerned about, but I hope the author will be firm in himself (just do it, no one dares to be dissatisfied) and keep up the good work Oh All in all, I really like it Maybe this is not the most detailed or the most historical story, but it must be the most "special" story, which belongs to the author, Chen Ke and everyone in Daqin (P. S. Don't want a heroine, just focus on your career^•^/But if the author wants to form a bl (bushi), I don't mind (what am I talking about) Personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it. (Please correct me if I'm wrong)

For eternity, descendants will be slaves of the Ying clan. This introduction is too offensive. It would be better to simply say that the glory of Great Qin can spread all over the world.

So many chapters have been written before the paper was even made. I believe them all when they say that there are no real objects. I'm drunk.

It's a pity that this article in the middle directly sends readers away. Originally, I was just reading a blank article, not a job report. Focusing on describing local development and promoting new technologies in Xianyang are two completely different stories. It can be said that there is no turning back. Readers have no intention of continuing to read the rest of the story.

This book, if you want to read it for fun, is fine, but if you read it from a historical perspective, or if you have read two high-quality and pure historical texts, it will be a bit dramatic.

There is a lot of nonsense, and one question cannot be explained clearly. Qin Shihuang asked him the same question three times, and the protagonist talked nonsense three times, and there were many clues. Who are you first? The first answer offended the person behind you, haha. Is it necessary to say the first sentence when your opponent is kissing you? Don't know how to behave? I've read this nonsense three times and I'm getting impatient. Are you an old man, the author? Rory? Think it's written smoothly? The main character is like a clown.

It is certain that the county system is advanced, but it is not certain whether it is good or not. A system must have the conditions for its birth and be suitable for its background. It is not feasible for the First Emperor to fully implement the system of prefectures and counties immediately after he unified the six kingdoms. There is no foundation. First: Implementing the county system requires a large number of officials, which involves a huge talent training system, which Da Qin does not have. Second: The people of the Six Kingdoms did not love being ruled. Qin's laws were harsh and harsh, making the people regard Qin officials as tigers and wolves, which had no mass base. Third: The Six Nations have consolidated the strength of the slave owners and are also the main force in opposing the county system. These problems cannot be solved in one or two strikes, and they are also the main force in reviving the Six Nations. In addition to these, there are other reasons, so if it is not the time to implement the county system, forcing it can only fail. A little superficial opinion, just for discussion.

The author should rewrite the first three chapters. They are too verbose and may have discouraged many people.

The character creation of the protagonist is so unique, he is lazy as hell, and he acts bad all the time. However, when talking about other people's crimes, he always kills the nine tribes, as if he kills people without batting an eye. When chatting with people, he uses various metaphors and words. In summary, he is awesome and Hong Hong acts bad with his strength, and is not even close to a womanizer. Forget it, it's over now that it's cool