The Legend of Qin: Eight Strange Yin-Yang Arts

I won't read a single chapter of the story about Korea. It's ridiculous. Korea is the weakest of the seven kingdoms. What's there to brag about? The novel *The Legend of Qin* depicts a whole bunch of powerful characters. If they were really that powerful, how strong would Qin be, the kingdom that defeated Korea without any chance to fight back?

Finally, there's a fanfic that doesn't start with the protagonist going to Korea to seduce Yan Lingji, flirt with Zi Nu, and deliver Jing Ni's baby.

Why isn't anyone asking? Is it a harem novel with multiple female leads? If I ask, wouldn't I seem like a pervert? Actually, I'm not a pervert; I'm asking for other readers so they won't feel embarrassed. Is this book a harem? Also, Yan Fei can't be let go easily; that damned Yan Dan...

I was baffled after reading the latest chapter. The Luo Wang organization wasn't solely organized by Lü Buwei. Where were the people controlling communication? Were the other top-tier assassins just left unattended? What about Jing Ni's assassins? What about other intelligence agents nearby? Later on, the Luo Wang recruited from convicts.

Why is the protagonist using dual-wielding techniques so flamboyantly on the battlefield? Never mind, it's nothing. I just hope I don't end up being Ying Zheng's dog. I've seen so many people act as his sons or younger brothers, it's just so annoying. Historically, Qin Shi Huang may be viewed favorably, but from the perspective of people at the time, he seemed like a brutal executioner. Those who wrote articles praising him and helping him are simply incomprehensible.

The combat power of the older generation of sect leaders is artificially inflated. The protagonist can single-handedly fight tens of thousands of soldiers on the battlefield, yet he's completely powerless against the older generation. If they were all that strong, the combined population of the seven kingdoms wouldn't be enough to defeat a few old guys. The younger generation is all martial arts enthusiasts, while the older generation is all cultivators of immortality.

The beginning was good! The later parts were simply unwatchable. 1. No main plot. 2. The protagonist keeps disappearing. What's the point of turning the protagonist into an audience when the whole book revolves around them?! 3. The plot is terrible. You didn't even plan the plot properly, so what's the point of writing anything?

🤤😅😅😅I'm speechless about this author... It's one thing for the protagonist to have paranoia... But the woman is just forced into it! And then it's all a mess, all over the place!

They all went into business. Without power in that era, business would probably be difficult. Only the Grand Master of Fate helped the Yin-Yang School, but they didn't share the spoils?

The author's control over the plot felt very stiff. First, there was the scene where she encountered Xuan Jian. Helping Miss Wei with her treatment was fine, but Xuan Jian's revenge was abrupt. He inexplicably went to help her without any foreshadowing or stance, and then offended the Luo Wang and the Strategists. What was his purpose?