My Grandfather Is Qin Shi Huang
我的祖父是秦始皇
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Stop calling people "Zhao" all the time. Why wasn't Ying Dang called Zhao Dang? Why wasn't Ying Si called Zhao Si? Why wasn't Ying Quliang called Zhao Quliang? Why wasn't Ying Ji called Zhao Ji? Everything was fine before, but then Qin Shi Huang changed people's surnames. No wonder all the books about Zhao are garbage.
A brief discussion on my understanding of Qin Shi Huang. Seeing various discussions about the fall of the Qin Dynasty, I'd like to share my thoughts, which may not be correct, but are merely intended to provide some reference for fellow readers.
The Qin Dynasty has been deliberately smeared, but this novel presents a relatively accurate account of history.
I'm outta here. I spent 4 yuan to buy 20 chapters, and as soon as I opened them, this inexplicable supporting female character, Li Shu, popped up again. She's not even the female lead, not even an important character, so why write so much about her? A few casual mentions would have sufficed. And to forcefully highlight this character, they made it seem like the protagonist couldn't beat her.
Stop giving the main character the surname Zhao. Ying Zheng was born in the Zhao region, which is why the Records of the Grand Historian uses the surname Zhao. Qin Shi Huang's mother was never called Zhao Ji. Zhao Ji refers to a woman from the state of Zhao. In ancient times, clan names were often derived from fiefdoms or birthplaces.
The author seems quite ignorant about the military. How could they possibly have meat for every meal in that era? Even with Qin Shi Huang's support, it would have been difficult. Even the upper echelons themselves might not have been able to maintain that level of sustenance. And not everyone wore iron armor. Iron production was low back then.
Was the Qin state ruled by the Ying clan (Zhao family) or the Ying clan (Qin family)? Why was Qin Shi Huang's surname Ying (Zhao family)? The Grand Historian Sima Qian wrote: "The ancestors of Qin were of the Ying surname. Later, they were enfeoffed and took the name of their fiefdom as their surname, including the Xu, Tan, Ju, Zhongli, Yunyan, Tuqiu, Jiangliang, Huang, Jiang, Xiuyu, Baiming…
By the grace of Heaven, the Emperor decrees... (This made me laugh.)
The online army is really bad now.
Although I haven't even started watching, I've already seen a bunch of beginner and advanced users here complaining about how bad Qin Shi Huang was, and how terrible the Qin Dynasty was. What's wrong with readers who like Qin Dynasty books? They've somehow offended foreign authors and are already starting to smear China everywhere.
I don't understand why the main character is written to be so tall. 1.9 Meters is already quite tall, but he keeps growing taller. Will he eventually grow to 3 meters?