
The Great Qin Dynasty Starts with Digging Tunnels
大秦从挖地道开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The Legend of Qin's Bone King Collection
You're all way too clever. I honestly didn't think that far ahead~
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History
Some books I dropped, some I'm reading now, and some that poisoned me to death partway through... I'm not too demanding when it comes to historical fiction. Interesting comes first, then internal consistency. I can overlook most other flaws, big or small. My biggest dealbreaker is glorifying traitors, lackeys, or foreign invaders, though fortunately not many people write that sort of thing.
Open Sesame
These are all books I read and thought were pretty good, so I added them on the spot. This list is also something of a memo, since there are so many ongoing novels and I'm afraid I'll forget them.
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Without the feudal system, the state would perish; no other system would work because governing a state requires capable people to implement its policies, and Qin lacked sufficient officials, particularly those loyal to Qin. Therefore, the idea that not implementing the feudal system would prevent the state's downfall is illogical.
If you're not happy with what you're watching, does that mean the protagonist is an idiot? In feudal society, human life was cheap. Knowing the future fate of the Qin Dynasty, why didn't he fight, struggle, or vie for the throne? How could he have prevented the Qin Dynasty from collapsing? When the Qin Dynasty fell, none of Qin Shi Huang's successors could escape its fate.
Author, since your book already includes time travel and a cheat system, and one involving energy exchange and spacetime transfer at that, given how fantastical and unscientific it is, what can't happen? Why does the cheat system only give the protagonist ordinary items?
I hope everyone comes here solely for the book. Actually before. The author has never liked to guide readers through his books. I like this kind of thing; it's very personal. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean others don't. However, I've recently seen some people stirring up trouble. I'd like to say a few words. Why use a secondary account when you can reveal the author's account?
The vast majority of people in Qin probably wanted Qin to perish! After all, Qin's system left no upward mobility for ordinary people. Qin's military merit system was essentially a scam! Because ordinary people weren't allowed to read, understanding Qin law was a privilege reserved for a minority. And Qin law was so pervasive in all aspects.
You delete book reviews so quickly, I'm not reading them anymore. Coming here every day to rant is disgusting; you're disgusting me, I'm disgusting you.
Gun images are provided.
Seeing the chaotic comments section, I guess the author got some kind of recommendation. But still, I want to say, we've been reading for almost half a month, and we haven't had as many of these problems as you guys. If you don't like it, just don't read it. There's really no need to make things difficult for yourself. There are plenty of good novels out there, why bother? Just find what you like to read! It's that simple. Respect!
I've subscribed to some and I'd like to share my thoughts. It seems like anyone can insult the sons of emperors. Mencius's descendants are supposedly going to slap the royal family in the street. What nonsense! If they offend the royal family, believe me, they could be suppressed and wiped out in a heartbeat.
I suggest the author stop arguing so much about the feudal system versus the prefecture-county system. Have you ever seen a country that, after its founding, didn't know what system it would use? Stop going on about the system for so long. The fact that Qin continued to use the prefecture-county system already speaks volumes; there's no point in going on about it for so long.