My Younger Brother Is the Qin Empire's Greatest Playboy

There are several issues that have not been resolved in this book, so I will post my thoughts here. 1. Plot rationality I won't go into details about the poisonous points that many book friends talk about. The protagonist of this book wants to achieve equality in the Qin Dynasty, which is unrealistic and the economic, political and social conditions are not met. If you say that I will be more able to accept it tomorrow. 2. Character contradictions Even if rationality is not taken into account, the problem of the protagonist's personality contradictions is difficult to solve. The protagonist is an idealist who wants to achieve equality but does not fight for it at all, which is unacceptable. A person who wants to change the world doesn't even want to do any government affairs. The whole article also spends a lot of time on how the protagonist escapes from these things. 3. It's too late to be happy The consequences of the decisions made by the protagonist of this article are only mentioned after many chapters. Instead, a lot of space is spent writing about how others question the protagonist and add trouble to the protagonist, which makes it uncomfortable to watch. 4. Supporting Role Tool Man The supporting role has no ideas or plot of its own, and revolves around the protagonist throughout the whole process.

I feel that this book looks a little awkward Don't talk about history or anything like that Just think of it as being from another time and space First of all, this book is a cool novel or something like that The protagonist not only gave up the throne, but also desecrated himself for ten years and was ridiculed by the people, but he didn't care or even enjoyed it As long as he is not self-abuse or has a psychological problem, it shouldn't be like this. Maybe the author wants to portray a noble temperament of "everyone is drunk and I am alone", but it conflicts with the style of this book... The protagonist can't even have sex as a normal man Paying all kinds of prices just to not want to deal with political affairs and the prestige of being a kung fu? It's a bit unfair, right?

What you wrote in this book is quite outrageous. Others are slowly revolutionizing from feudal society to capitalism, but you are better, you are really outrageous. Before the Qin Dynasty, it was a slave society, and since the Qin Dynasty, it has become a feudal society. However, less than two years after Qin Shihuang took office, you want to directly become socialist, or you want to directly change from a slave society to a socialist society. Fortunately, I can enjoy reading the novel, but if you post a post saying that if you can do it, you will be hammered to death.

Don't read it, it's too watery. There's so much water in a book. Two-thirds of it is water. I can't let you look good.

It's rare that the protagonist is not as well written as the supporting character. The author's writing style is not a problem, but what he wants to express seems to have problems later in the writing. The most charming person in the book is the First Emperor, but the protagonist is too hypocritical. What the author wanted to express at the beginning was that as a time-traveling male protagonist, he used modern ideas to bring changes to the Qin Empire. But this change was so drastic that it made me lose my temper. The premise of all the male protagonist's rights and so-called charisma is that he was born into a good child. And he did not take responsibility. It seemed that many so-called reforms were made in the early stage. In fact, it was completely supported by his elder brother, the First Emperor. If he had not been a top noble, I don't know how many times he would have died. While enjoying the convenience brought by his noble status, he was doing the so-called abolition of the nobles. This kind of behavior can be described as picking up the bowl to eat and then putting the bowl down to scold your mother. Claims to be ambitious but unwilling to take responsibility. On the other hand, the First Emperor was truly a god. In the later period, he even faked his own death and gave up the throne to his younger brother, which is really unspeakable.

I thought it was a novice article, but it turned out that the author wrote it very well and was worthy of being on the list.

If you vote for Zheng Ge's role every day, I will send Zheng Ge to the male lead! 😍 To be honest, it was not the protagonist who kept me watching, but Brother Zheng. Brother Zheng in this book perfectly fits my impression of Ying Zheng, making me agree that Ying Zheng is like this, and he will say and do this. Thanks to the author for showing a vivid Zheng Ge in front of me. 🌹 Of course, this book touched on a lot of my faults and poisonous points. I also cursed at it several times, and in the middle of the night I couldn't help but want to cross-dimensionally kill people. But then I realized - it turns out that the "villain" in the early stage was Fusu, and after Fusu was cleansed, he was Zhao Ji - the villain is used to demoralize the protagonist, create obstacles for the protagonist, and irritate the readers. 🙂 But Brother Zheng is in this book, and I feel like I still want to read it. Yes, I really like Brother Zheng in this book. The Ying Zheng in my heart is already like him, and the others are like "Dong Shi". Finally Brother Zheng is a man of great talent and strategy, powerful in conquering mountains and rivers, wise and powerful, and invincible in the world! 😆😆😆

The front is fine, but the back is not. In fact, you might as well stop updating

After reading a few chapters, the protagonist seemed very pretentious and extremely inconsistent in his actions. A protagonist who talks about the equivalence of life and has modern values. The "little King Qin" who is favored by the royal family and nobles of the Qin Dynasty, completely ignores the bloody battle for the throne to start a nonsensical battle for the throne for the ridiculous so-called "freedom" and the so-called "doesn't want to work." The author may think that this reason may be really ridiculous. The book adds that he does not want the protagonist to come to power and reform before Qin unifies the world and slow down the process of Qin's unification of the world. But in fact? Whose rise to power has anything to do with reform? Now that we've seen it, can't we delay the reform after the protagonist takes over? The protagonist of this book is like a microcontroller in the author's writing, highlighting a program. He is not like a person, but like a microcontroller with a set program. The logic in the book is all about the narration, not the plot. It can be seen that the author has been enjoying himself rather than writing a story What the author wants to write is never the protagonist, but the Qin Shihuang he likes, what he thinks in his mind, and other historical figures incidentally. However, the author is not strong enough and cannot write Qin Shihuang or Li Mu well. He can only write a protagonist with a mechanical deity and contradictory behavior to unfold the story. When you are short of books, you can get out of your head and read.

To be honest, I don't like the Qin State because their system is based on enslaving people and constantly squeezing the value of the people. Otherwise, they would not have died in the second generation, and they did not treat people as human beings. Qin people are born guilty and need to atone for their sins with military merit in exchange for promotion and promotion. Sit down, forcing the people to fight for Qin. Why did Shang Yang die so miserably? It was because his reforms not only touched the interests of the nobles, but also the interests of the people. No one wanted him alive, and the new King of Qin did not dare to protect him. The fall of Qin was because not only the nobles wanted him dead, but the people also wanted him dead.

After seeing Chapter 133, let me tell you my opinion. I'm very disappointed. Just one Fusu was disgusting from beginning to end. Given a hundred opportunities to try and make mistakes, other young masters didn't have even one chance? It's not okay for the third child to be a palace maid. What about the others? Why did he have to do it, and why did he agree not to give any hints? He said that there was an emperor's sword even though he didn't pass Gai Nie on one page The author may have regrets about Fusu in history, which is normal, but why should he be forcibly lifted up? Is it cool? Frustrated!

Confucian scholars are a dynamic group. Confucian scholars worship two great beings who need to be looked up to like mountains, one is called Brother Kong and the other is Brother Meng. Brother Kong is benevolent, righteous, courteous and wise; Brother Meng is courteous, wise and benevolent. Confucian scholars are influenced and restrained by the energy of "Li!" "Ritual!" The stronger the energy, the more benevolent and righteous the Confucian scholar will be. Gift! Ordinary Confucian scholars cannot convince other Confucian scholars if their energy stance is not strong enough. The Confucian scholar who is more able to convince the public is called a master, the master who becomes famous is called a great scholar, and the one who can convince other great scholars is called a master. Confucian scholars look down on eunuchs and villains, thinking that they get to power by being groveling and flattering. They are called farts for short. Confucian scholars despise weak farts. Under normal circumstances, Confucian scholars are always restless. They will constantly argue or even conflict with others. If there are no outsiders, they will quarrel or even fight with each other. When a great Confucian stands out, he will lead the Confucian scholars gathered around him to launch a spreading ceremony! Parade of energy, hoping to convince other great scholars to become masters. The Confucian scholars not only sang loudly, but also played drums on drum carts. The organization of Confucian scholars is very scattered, but the appeal of the Grand Master is very powerful. He can call on other Confucian scholars to "attack heretics", or to persuade other schools of thought, or to educate barbarians. Confucian scholars are relics from the era of ancient sage kings. The ancient sage kings knew that the building was about to collapse and created the energy of "ritual!", So Confucian scholars came into being. It is said that the Confucian scholars of that era were more benevolent and righteous than those of all subsequent eras. Theoretically, all knowledge and technology are recorded in the classics left by the sage kings to the Confucian scholars. Even if the heretics and barbarians use something that has never been seen before, the great Confucianists can quickly prove that these things have long been available, and then they will use various methods to piece it together and come up with something similar. Confucian scholars were once very powerful. Wang Mang, the great master who convinced all the masters, once established the Confucian scholar empire of the New Dynasty. But after the empire collapsed, Confucian scholars also scattered around the world, and they were no longer as powerful as they once were.

People with ideals are naive people. In fact, there are always a few idealists in every dynasty. The protagonists have all traveled to such a prosperous era. Instead of leaving the world and becoming independent, they have become like the light. Isn't it a waste of time to accept the three views cultivated by modern teaching aids and not practice the ideal of everyone being like a dragon and to be an idealist? Moreover, what the First Emperor did was not idealistic for that era, and the protagonist just did it more brilliantly.

The more I watch, the more irritated I become. At the beginning, the protagonist is portrayed as a born king, but later on, he has to mess up and mess around. How can the protagonist be successful if he doesn't even know what he wants to do?

The protagonist can proclaim himself emperor first and then castrate himself to eliminate heirs. This way he can not only live longer but also govern the country with better energy, and can also return the throne to Ying Zheng's lineage after his death.

What's so interesting about this novel? The whole starting point is full of books that are obviously very powerful but no one else knows about them. I can count them for you. My wife is great, my husband is great, my master is great, my senior brother is great, there are all kinds of choices.

Personal rating: 7 points The author wanted to write the contrast in a way that the protagonist looks like a waste, but is actually awesome, and cooperated with Boss Ying to strongly support the protagonist to reasonably claim emperor for the sake of coolness. The selling point is actually very good. The national fate of saving Qin II from the second fall is interesting in itself. Contrasts, contradictions, everything that should be there are present, and the setting is qualified. However, when the settings are applied to actual situations, the effect is much worse. 1 The plot is very messy. One plot repeatedly switches perspectives that have nothing to do with the content of the plot, and a bunch of content that has nothing to do with the contradictory plot is written, which distracts the emotions that should be aroused. It is half enjoyable and half unpleasant to watch, and it goes up and down for a while. 2. The criticism started before it was put on the shelves. It was tiring to read. There were too many unnecessary descriptions, which distracted attention from the main plot and affected the continuity of the book. 3 The Breaking Point was dragged to death by the foreshadowing. In other big-name books, there are n small exciting points within one big exciting point, and the plot of the small exciting points is not deviated from the main line. However, this one, as mentioned above, contains too many unnecessary things in the supposed smooth main plot, which leads to the gradual decline in the sense of anticipation raised in the early stage. It is a bit tiring to read. Comprehensive evaluation, 7 points, qualified online, there are bright spots, but the shortcomings are also obvious, it is a situation that can be pursued or not. Once the pursuit is stopped, it is estimated that it will not be picked up.

What is the author's main plot? Policies and struggles? Climb the technology tree? Harem? Or will it be a happy life for a child of the royal family who is like an urban god? Two hundred chapters have passed, what kind of national policy has it accomplished? What about the technology tree? What about the harem? How about feeling better? If you don't want to engage in the above, you can also write about the game of political and economic interest groups. Whether it is something serious, such as "The Rise and Fall of Regulating Chaos", or something not serious, such as "The Qin Empire", it is all good, or "National Will" and the like are also fine, but it is not reflected. In short, I am neither a lower-class person nor a Yangchunbaixue, and I feel unhappy.

God is speechless. There are still many people who say that Zulong's family should be named Zhao... Go to Baidu yourself. At that time, the surname and surname were clearly distinguished. The surname Ying is the Zhao family. The surname Ying is inherited by blood, and a surname is a branch of the blood. The Zhao family refers to the descendants of the surname Ying who originated from Zhao.

Having read more than 40 chapters, I now know that Changan Jun is awesome and his relationship with Ying Zheng is unbreakable. But now I haven't said why, the foreshadowing is buried too deep. That is, you know that a person is awesome, but no one tells you why.

Qin's laws are strict, how can you be a playboy? I'm afraid you'll have to gouge out your nose one day and saw off your legs the next day😂

I read a lot of comments about the Qin and Han Dynasties. Can you study the history of the Qin and Han Dynasties? Go to Bilibili and buy courses from top university professors for tens of dollars. I only dare to comment here because I know him a little bit through hearsay. There are also those who say that they have studied Mao Zedong and Lieutenant-General, but you have studied Mao Zedong and Lieutenant-General, but you have not studied the history of Qin and Han Dynasties, so you just make comments there. I just know that with a little knowledge, the comments are very good. Do you know what Confucianism is? Confucianism is the aristocratic culture of the Zhou Zhi, Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. How the emperor, princes and nobles did things, how they were passed down, and how they behaved in daily life. Confucianism is not common at all. The worst people who can inherit Confucianism are wealthy families. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty only respected Confucianism and shared the world with these people, and used it to fight against the military aristocracy formed in the early Han Dynasty. Do you know why the Qin method was followed in the early Han Dynasty? Why did it not develop smoothly? Do you know Shang Yang's method? Do you know that King Qin Zhaoxiang changed Shang Yang's method? The law is not static at all. It is constantly being revised. By the time of Qin Shihuang, it had been revised very well. The unearthed Qin bamboo slips can also prove it. The death of Qin is inevitable, offending the nobility of the old six countries, represented by Xiang Yu, and the unrealized interests of the social elite, represented by Liu Bang (the local landowner of Liu Bang's family, his brother is even a student of Xunzi, is definitely a capable family, surrounded by grassroots officials of the Qin State, social knights), Qin's large-scale construction work, and the hardworking people represented by Chen Sheng and Wu Guang. Qin II also eliminated the capable ministers and generals from the First Emperor's period, and Qin was basically unable to resist. At every stage, Han can basically win over people from one or even two classes to ensure stability. I don't want to say more. For us, all feudal dynasties were not very friendly to the people. We should not study history to judge history, but should use history as a mirror to avoid historical mistakes from recurring in the present.

I feel a little bit addicted when I read it recently. You might say it's a good article, but it's not good enough. You might say it's not. Some of the plots seem like jokes. I feel very conflicted while reading them.

Go to the Qin Dynasty and talk about democracy! Half a step ahead is a genius, one step ahead is a madman! If you are eight hundred steps ahead, you are an alien, right?

I'm so disappointed with the direction of this plot. In an era when the feudal dynasty just started, you want to get rid of feudal superstition, no matter what else, just to show that the protagonist doesn't want to work overtime and do all the bad things. I spent so much money to catch up with it. Now I'm really disappointed. Say goodbye.

In the 21st century, equality for everyone has not been realized, let alone back then🤣, plus the protagonist is not the king, it is even harder to do things. After hundreds of chapters, is there no progress at all?

I spent so much time describing the protagonist's defense of those around him and his aggressiveness (playing Zhang Liang to death). Later, it repeatedly reflected the protagonist's prestige in the military and among the people. As for the support of the people around him, let alone the support of the people around him. In the end, he was ignored, and the people around him died inexplicably. It can only be said that through a side story, the author succeeded in publicizing all the results he wrote, and also disgusted a wave of readers. This kind of author will be blacklisted forever.

I felt fine until I saw Chapter 440. But when I saw Chapter 440, I became confused. Why do you mean that he is a soldier led by me and cannot die? He also said that the Qin people and the Huns treat everyone equally. The most outrageous thing is that you cut off the last five because they said that your approach was unfair. If you cut them off, they would not let them. If this evil trend continues, everyone will be treated equally. Even the people of Qin can't treat everyone equally, and you are still shouting slogans So you wrote that one can't die because he is one of your veterans, and five more died because they are not your veterans. What's the point? What do you want to highlight? To highlight the hypocrisy that the protagonist himself cannot do? You are directly writing about a battalion commander who was beheaded for adultery, and you are going around the circle. You cannot behead your own veterans, but you are also beheading veterans who are not your own. What ideas do you want to highlight in your writing? Is writing like this better for you to regain this Xiongnu tribe? Wouldn't it be better for you to marry yourself directly? This paragraph directly overturned the character of the protagonist that I wrote about in Chapter 440. It was also written before that he knew what Zhao Gao had done, but he could not kill him directly because he needed a reason, otherwise he would not be able to live up to his remarks. What now? Your reason is that he is my veteran and cannot die, right?

Author, don't listen to what they say here. If you don't like this genre, don't like it. It's better if the protagonist's situation is challenging. If you don't like to read cool articles, just stick to the current situation and write what you want to write.

Out of office, at the same time not wanting to be a king, and at the same time wanting to carry out reforms, looks so divided. As mentioned earlier, I have been preparing for more than 20 years to implement reforms. It is clear that becoming a king can better implement reforms and give up the throne with the support of the whole country. What kind of arrangement is this? It's really hard to understand and it's self-contradictory.