The Legend of Qin: The Sword Asks the Bright Moon

To be honest, I couldn't stand watching after the protagonist got involved with Zhao Ji. It's a simple matter: you slept with the First Emperor's mother and still dreamed of rising to prominence under the First Emperor's rule. You're dreaming...

How many people still remember that Qin's Moon is a story that begins with swords, not a fashion show started by beautiful women? We only remember the beauties, but have we remembered the bloody world of martial arts? Is the world of martial arts made beautiful by the beauties, or are the beauties made beautiful by the world of martial arts? Kings, generals, peddlers, and commoners all lived in the world of martial arts; how can we forget them and only focus on the beauties?

Good heavens, the reason Zi Nu opened Zi Lan Xuan is absolutely ridiculous. She opened a brothel to save her sisters who had become playthings. Is this saving people or disgusting them?

Now that I'm on the Three Rivers, as I always say, I'll be enjoying the beauties on the river with both hands. A harem is essential for any Qin Dynasty fanfic, but my career can't be neglected either. I hope the author handles this well.

Even the best books with too many female protagonists lose their appeal to me! It's like they can't keep writing unless it's a harem novel...

There are too many female protagonists. It would be better to write two books. There are already 30 worlds in Qin's Moon alone. If it were written as an infinite flow novel, there would be dozens of female protagonists in each world. More than ten a day, wouldn't they ever get a break? A normal person would be scared of one a day.

Author, do you even know what a ruthless bandit is? If you don't know the right terminology, don't use it; it's really distracting.

Purple Maiden

The empire is poorly written, not engaging at all. The author portrays Qin Shi Huang as a pig caught in the wind, showing no signs of great talent or strategy. It's likely another empire that only lasted two generations. Without supernatural powers, this would be understandable, but with supernatural abilities and a powerful Hundred Schools of Thought, the way Qin Shi Huang is portrayed makes it…

Is it possible to portray a time-traveling character as completely devoid of ambition? Even if he doesn't aim to unify the world, shouldn't he at least have some domineering spirit? Was he really that afraid of the King of Qin? He just goes to war whenever someone calls him, doing whatever he's told – a complete coward.