Ying Zheng Dreamed of Heaven and Made Me His Heir

Oh, the novel feels like a paper, and it's tiring to read.

Qin Shihuang burned books in order to unify his thoughts and burned folk books. The National Library also has a collection of ancient pre-Qin books. It was Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, who really burned the books. A torch not only burned the Alpang Palace, but also burned many ancient pre-Qin books together. Qin Shihuang took the blame for the Chu Overlord for 2,000 years!

I happened to read a post ranking the abilities of Emperor Ying Zheng of Qin, Liu Che of Han Dynasty, and Li Shimin of Tang Zong. In the end, Ying Zheng had the biggest crotch. Alas! Who is strong and who is weak should be judged by who leaves more legacy to future generations, right? ! Are other dimensions of comparison meaningful? The founding of the world and the rule of China, Qin's political laws have been followed for a hundred generations, with the same writing and the same weight... Influenced 2000 years. Including the Great Wall, the terracotta warriors and horses, the Chidao, which are still visible world heritage sites, and even bronze swords with chromium oxysalt technology, and triangular arrowheads with an error of 0.1Mm, a cross-era technology. What did Liu Che and Li Shimin leave behind? In other words, what substantial improvements did the Tang Dynasty make compared to the Han Dynasty?

The protagonist extricates Ying Zheng from cancer such as Zhao Gao, Hu Hai and the elixir in the palace, and even offers alcohol. However, Ying Zheng secretly sends people to ransack the protagonist's home, and makes the protagonist drink several large vats of strong alcohol. The refined salt and spices were all auctioned, and people like Li Simengtian rushed to take pictures. Then the people sent came to the protagonist and laughed, saying, "I ransacked your house, but Meijiao Niang and Xinruan didn't touch it. Hehehe, those treasures are really a lot, and they were auctioned for thousands of gold." Then Ying Zheng yelled at the protagonist again, I will give you a nearby palace to live in. How can I not share those things with you? Then Ying Zheng hurriedly ran to see what treasures the protagonist had. The protagonist turned to look at another of Ying Zheng's subordinates with great respect.

Being good-looking can prevent many tragedies. It is better than that villain Liu Bang. Qin Shihuang was the only emperor throughout the ages. He just trusted Zhao Gao too much. If he hadn't dreamed of the opportunity, the male protagonist would not have succeeded this time. It is estimated that Zhao Gao would have broken his muscles and bones and pinned the male protagonist to death. The writing is very good. Fusu should be a true gentleman and not so flattering. He was so pedantic that he actually committed suicide.

I am also a fan of the Qin Dynasty and have been reading this book. It has a high degree of historical restoration, logical conjectures, and full of wisdom in solving problems. It can be seen that the author is very capable. For example, the Chaotang Debate series advances from definition, analysis, and solution to problems, and the logic level is extremely clear. The key is the extremely thorough analysis of the root causes of the Qin Dynasty, and the solutions incorporate the essence of later generations. Worth reading. If you understand it, your bragging skills will have to be improved several levels.

When I saw the protagonist proposing to respect Confucianism exclusively, I couldn't stand it anymore.

A legitimate son is never established. If the first emperor had no queen, how could he have a legitimate son? The children of the legitimate son's first wife are born as legitimate sons, and there are no legitimate sons in other people's lives.

The author probably read the book written by Mingyue in the Qin Dynasty 😅

Burning books to trap Confucians is to trap those alchemists and liars, right?

1. The writing is rough and powerful, like bones stewed in a fire, but sometimes it is ancient and sometimes modern, which is a bit dramatic. 2. Reading is a way to relieve stress and relax, not to reinvent the wheel. The court debate series is indeed sharp, but it is protracted and lengthy, like reading a paper, which is tiring! 3. It can be integrated with the bright moon of Qin Dynasty. After all, the height of the temple is far away from life, and the grievances and hatreds of the rivers and lakes are more passionate. Overall, the setting structure of this book is quite good, and it is a hearty read. Come on, author!

Can the author stop blackmailing Fusu? If Fusu was such a person as the author wrote, then he could not have been killed by a fake edict. Fusu was taught by Confucianism. It is undeniable that he is a good man and a gentleman. I can only say that he is pedantic and naive. He can risk losing everything to a stranger to contradict the emperor, let alone a brother.

Liu Bang conquered the world with only one move, inaction, and then stabilized the world. If you don't fight, don't build walls, don't build roads, don't build canals, and do nothing, you will naturally be light on corvee and low on wealth.

Burning books and trapping Confucius! Burn that book? Trap that scholar! Kill the chicken to scare the monkey! This chicken is too unknown

Can you abolish the setting of cultivation base? It's very annoying to have cultivation base.

Qin ruled the country according to the law, but I didn't see a trace of legal principles in the writing. Instead, I only saw various plots that can only be seen in garbage historical TV series. Especially the plot where the young master Fusu asked the protagonist to palm his own lips until Zhao Gao was satisfied, which was simply outrageous.

This book is full of domineering, cum a lot

The author is so excited, there is no plot anymore

It is also a talent to write about a subject like this