The Qin Dynasty's Empress: A Guide to Building an Empire

When did you have the intention to become the empress? The beginning was okay, but before and after the heroine returned to the palace, all kinds of family feuds began, and the storyline seemed to have been transported into a period novel. Is this a common problem with female videos? The themes are big but the layout is small, and the more they write, the more trivial they become.

The heroine doesn't look very smart. She talks about rebellion everywhere and she is a disciple of the gods. She is simply sick.

Xiaobaiwen Everyone is a one-way diode. These people who can be ministers do have their own small thoughts, but they still have a heart for the people, but they are limited by the times and cannot do better. In the author's writing, Chunyu Yue is a person who will make Confucian scholars make a fuss when he sees the heroine's promotion paper. Too retarded. To put it simply, Confucius himself advocated education without distinction. Chunyu Yue was able to see the huge benefits after the promotion of paper, that is, if the people can read, then Confucius' thoughts can be spread to every common people. This is the vision of the master. Instead of being like the owner who opened a fried chicken restaurant himself and was so anxious that he couldn't sleep when he saw that there was a fried chicken restaurant next door. . . It's too low on IQ.

About the male protagonist: There is a male protagonist, but it is just a background board. The emotional scenes basically have to be at the end or in the extra story.

This book is quite interesting, but I just can't accept that the heroine demolished the palace and built it into a modern high-rise building. I feel that the civilization of an era is very important. During the Qin period when the population was small, the modern Pigeon Tower was actually built. If all the buildings in Da Qin were demolished and modern buildings that the heroine liked were built instead, would Da Qin still be Da Qin?

The first emperor in the author's description of the Three Emperors of Virtue and the Five Emperors is a bit mediocre, even a bit stupid! I suggest the author let Qin Shihuang go! Liu Bang is more suitable for the author

The heroine is sick, right? Is she planning to erase everything about the Qin Dynasty? It is planned to transform Xianyang Palace into a modern small high-rise building and build the new city into a modern city. What the protagonist wants to do, the ancient architectural style is a kind of civilization. So disgusting. This is to erase everything about the Qin Dynasty.

The exciting goal of becoming a powerful empress can be achieved with or without a male protagonist.

The writing is interesting, please come on, author.

In fact, this book is a pretty standard comedy about cognitive bias, with the natives knowing and the protagonist unaware. It is relatively novice, and it mainly highlights the invisible pretentiousness effect of a person appearing holy in front of him. The characters are easy to lose their wits, so watch with caution. In the same category, Qin Shihuang is my father, and my father is Yuan Shu. The main plot is that he wants to rebel. In fact, it is his father who wants to rebel. Then a meal of reforms makes the protagonist doubt his life: Why is it getting harder and harder for me to rebel?