The First Emperor

The only point I have seen before is that the Qin Dynasty was actually an old kingdom for more than 600 years. It was actually in the last years of Qin Shi Huang's reign. Xiang Liang's uncle and nephew could become the governor of the county and sit as guests. The first emperor met bandits near Xianyang. Zhang Liang assassinated Da Suo. He could not be found in the world. Someone openly provoked Qin Shi Huang and wrote that the ancestor dragon died and the earth was divided. Still couldn't find it. He could only kill the common people to vent his anger. This shows that there were signs of the country's subjugation during the Qin Shi Huang period.

The real First Emperor (who was not affected by the memory of the time traveler) had a bad life in childhood. Although his life improved in the Qin Palace, he had to live a cautious life. Facing attacks from various secret forces, he could only disguise himself until he became a queen and started a legendary life. Among them, he studied Han Feizi's annotations and used the methods to make himself a real loner and lay the foundation for Qin II. After being affected by the memory of the time traveler, he opens a new world to improve his own outlook on life and constantly reminds himself to make fewer mistakes. Learn the thoughts of hundreds of schools of thought and constantly improve and adjust the laws of Qin.

What a little bit of frustration? If you don't have courage, don't be an emperor. If you don't have a ruthless heart and a black belly, don't be an emperor. All real emperors are filthy and shameless. If you want to do it, you have to enslave others. Anyone who is not Chinese can be enslaved, because the Qin Dynasty is the slave era. If a slave dies, you can arrest him again. Don't say that the Qin Dynasty is not the slave era. That is fart.

Oh my gosh, some people actually say that Chen Sheng is a noble if you have a word. . . So you can tell me that Liu Bang also has a literate name, so he is also a noble?

Looking around Yunei, who is the co-leader? The sun is shining, destiny is in Qin!

I saw it was said that making cans does not require skills. This is funny. Wrought iron will rust. We usually use tinplate. It couldn't be made in ancient times. You might as well use clay pots.

The Great Wall is a must. It is not only for defense, but also the starting point for the attackers' logistics. With the Great Wall, when the Central Plains attacks the grasslands, the logistics transport within the Great Wall will not be attacked by the grasslands, which greatly reduces the personnel and material costs of the war.         ， Generally, the emperor starts to build the imperial mausoleum as soon as he ascends the throne. Just like in the emperor development plan, the imperial mausoleum must be built first before other buildings can be opened. If Ying Zheng wants to stop the construction of the imperial mausoleum, he may have to wait until he annexes the six countries to gain that kind of power. Previously, he could only reduce the investment in the imperial mausoleum and transfer personnel and materials to other more urgently needed places. But after the annexation of the Six Kingdoms, it didn't matter whether the imperial tombs were there or not.

I skipped through a few chapters and found out that the protagonist actually didn't have to do anything, he just had to survive. The more famous you become, the less meaningful it becomes! In terms of personality, little Ying Zheng, who has lived in dire straits since childhood, is generally deep and tolerant. This is what it means to be eighty at the age of three. To be honest, that's not what the author wrote.

Qin Shihuang's high historical status is partly due to the Han Dynasty. The Qin Dynasty unified the six kingdoms with writing, laws, cars on the same track, books on the same text, etc. The Han Dynasty took several generations of emperors to implement it.

I remember reading a novel about the French Revolution. There was a scene in it. I don't know if it is true. It was about Napoleon leading 500,000 French troops to attack Russia. After capturing Moscow, Russian Czar Alexander and General Kutuzov reacted to Napoleon's movements in Moscow. I was very concerned and very afraid that Napoleon would also implement the land policy of the French Revolution in Russia, liberating serfs and attacking the nobility. Later, I don't know what considerations Napoleon had in not taking this step. At that time, the Russian monarchs breathed a sigh of relief and said that Napoleon would get out soon. Maybe it was made up by the author.