Great Qin: Who Else Deserves This Throne?
大秦：这个皇位舍我其谁
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- Myriad Worlds
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The totem of Qin was the Heavenly Bird, not a dragon. Is it really that hard to find out by searching on Baidu?
Judging from the title and synopsis, I thought it would be a novel similar to the "Multiverse Empires" genre. After reading the first seven chapters, something felt off. I flipped through the table of contents again, and wow, the protagonist has a complete gas stove at home, but he insists on taking apart the table legs to start a fire by rubbing sticks together...
The flag of the Qin state was a black bird, not a dragon.
Chapter Sixteen: He dies from poisoning. He had only just met Lü Zhi when he presented her with a jade pendant of national importance, already considering her his empress and then planning to marry a princess to Liu Bang. The key point is that the protagonist can also travel to other worlds and do things; it's really incomprehensible.
Chapter Sixteen, what was your mentality when you wrote about marrying off a princess? And you even laughed it off! At this time, Liu Bang wasn't just a minor official, but an old man in his thirties or forties. Did you know Liu Bang was only three years younger than Qin Shi Huang? Marrying off a princess! Even Qin Shi Huang would jump up and curse his stupid son after his death! Marrying the protagonist's daughter to him? So obsequious!
This author has such terrible character. Of all the transmigration stories I've read, this one is just too disgusting. I died from the moment he started impersonating someone else. Goodbye.
This is toxic! Lin Xian'er is a promiscuous woman, and the protagonist doesn't even know what she's talking about. Unbelievable!
The opening is a headache. Qin Shi Huang became emperor at the age of 39, when his youngest son, Huhai, was only eight or nine years old. Huhai was the eighteenth son, so shouldn't the protagonist be the twentieth son? Why the enfeoffment and court appearances? How old is this protagonist anyway?
This is purely self-indulgent writing; the author didn't research the source material or read the original work carefully. It contains too many fan-created settings and interpretations. It's a poorly made work.
Writing historical articles without any historical knowledge and not even consulting historical materials is truly bizarre in history.