Great Qin: Oh No, My Father Is Fusu

The writing of Fusu is too pedantic, even if it is to set off the protagonist, it is a bit exaggerated; just to let Fusu see Da Ru's face clearly, he puts his life and death in danger. In the end, the protagonist succeeds in standing out, but at the expense of supporting Fusu's clan and the Chu clan. Fusu does not see the current situation clearly, but pretends to be mysterious and leads to the protagonist's papermaking skills. There is something in this plot...

The country has a population of 30 million. You set a small goal, 300 million in 20 years. Haha, regardless of whether you can support it or not, I will give you 30 million men and women of childbearing age. Please give me a calculation method, how can 300 million be raised in 20 years?

This book is good, and the protagonist is a character with an above-average IQ. The author is also an experienced person, and the story concept is logical. In a certain novel about the Qin Dynasty, the protagonist's name is Zhao Ritian, and his identity is set as a prince of the Qin Kingdom. He advocates the exclusive use of Confucian dolphins and dogs. He is a mentally retarded person who denies the legal system of his country. His IQ is as worrying as that of a dolphin dog.

All I can say is that the audience for history books is basically still unable to accept Xiaobai's writing style. Even if I put down my mind, I still can't stand it

I haven't read it yet But I have a question about the introduction. Although Ying Zheng was very bad to Confucian scholars and the like, he was very good to his descendants. It was impossible for the prince who had placed hope in him to die. If Fusu hadn't broken his heart many times and been cast aside by the world, and had committed crimes such as treason, regicide, regicide, and father-in-law, Fusu would not have been sentenced to death by Ying Zheng. At most, he would have been imprisoned for life.

Your Da Qin theory silenced me directly! If you don't know how to write, you can find someone to write for you! Spend some money! No shame!

The Confucianism of the Qin Dynasty and the Confucianism of later generations are not the same thing.

The more I read, the more speechless I became. What I fear most is that the protagonist is so half-baked, so self-righteous, thinking that he knows everything, but actually causing more harm. Don't dare to mess around if you don't understand, and truly understand the root and cause of the problem if you understand. If you are half-baked and do not know yourself, you will blindly be arrogant and arrogant, and ultimately harm others and yourself. The protagonist in the book is speechless in various ways. Although the ancients did not have the knowledge and exposure that modern people have, they were not stupid. The foundation of Zheng Zhi's system is the economic foundation and productivity. It can be achieved as soon as it is slapped on the head, and there will be no burial place.

Xiaobaiwen, the appraisal is completed, old bookworms don't need to read it.

It was still bearable in the past, but when I saw the troops enclosing the land and driving away the people, I felt extremely poisonous. Tens of thousands of people were driven out of their residences without preparation. Housing was not a problem, farmland was the problem! Isn't this controlling the disobedience of the people? When there is no nod from above, you still dare to go to the Afang Palace under construction and demand 500,000 laborers. What do you want to do? Rebellion!