The Qin Moon Hangs High

From the beginning of the first chapter, I speculated that I had traveled through time. Can't I just quietly explore my identity first? It would be nice to lie that you are a little dizzy and ask them to tell you the recent major events and the situation in Qin. Do you have to be surprised? Also, the burning of books to trap Confucians is a lie. The burning of books is backed up in order to unify the mind. The people who were trapped and killed were not Confucian scholars, but warlocks. It will feel much better if I revise the first chapter. If you feel that what I said affects your grades, delete it!

I have read it without missing a chapter. I really like this novel. Come on, author. I like this exposition the most. Looking at the history of the rise and fall of China for thousands of years, due to the influence of the idea of ​​​​valuing agriculture and suppressing commerce, many dynasties suffered because they could not grasp the relationship between agriculture and commerce. Before the Tang Dynasty, although many empires emerged as world powers, they did not project their influence to foreign countries. Since the Tang Dynasty, commerce has gradually been taken seriously, and only then has the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty become more prosperous. During the Song and Ming dynasties, commerce achieved unprecedented development. Ships loaded with silk and porcelain sailed from the coast to the world, penetrating the influence of Eastern civilization throughout the world. Looking at the Yuan and Qing Dynasties, due to the sudden transformation from nomadic civilization to agricultural civilization. Experience in governing the country is still being gradually accumulated, so two extremes have emerged. The Yuan Dynasty was extremely open and focused on commerce over agriculture, which is why many foreigners such as Marco Polo traveled in the Yuan Dynasty. However, agriculture was in a mess, which made the Yuan Dynasty's finances unsustainable. In the end, the prime minister Tuotuo Timur was exhausted and the country was destroyed. Let's talk about the Qing Dynasty, which was another extreme. It was completely biased towards the direction of focusing on agriculture and suppressing business. The economy completely relied on the small peasant economy and was self-sufficient. That's why the country has been closed to the outside world for hundreds of years.

I think I have read a lot of historical novels, and this is the first time I have seen a novel that can be written as a reflection on civilization. Both the writing style and the reflections on civilization in Shuangwen are impeccable. Of course, there are some flaws, that is, the plot is too rushed, I hope the pace can be slowed down.

When I was in high school, I felt that the death of Prince Fusu was a bit regretful. The author really made up for one of my regrets in high school in this book. This book is really wonderful and worth reading.

Finally updated, this is Fusu in my heart, and the picture is proof of it. It would be inappropriate for such a good novel to be cut off or unfinished.

The Qin Dynasty couldn't be saved at all. In the later period of the Qin Dynasty, it could only be divided into separate kingdoms 😁 It's too fake and you don't need to read it. The author is a novice and there is still industry. Without ten years of industrial foundation, you can't even make ordinary iron. At that time, the Qin Dynasty did not have the idea of ​​​​unification at all, and the protagonist would be exhausted to death just by those people's tug-of-war. It took Liu Bang three generations to unify China, two generations to quell the rebellion, and one generation to export ideas. It took more than three generations to replace them.

Good book, worth reading, looking forward to updates

Yu Ji's emotional relationship was not very well written 😰 It became so fast 🙂

Good book worth reading

You can do it, young man. I'm optimistic about you.