New Emperor of Qin

I misread it. At the beginning, it was tough-minded and suppressed the rebels with iron and blood, but the content behind it was not worthy of the domineering start. It was like a running account. They also forcibly added enemies to themselves, the Qiang people rebelled, and they had an army of 60,000. The Dian Kingdom or Yelang or something with an army of 100,000. I call it a good guy. Let's not talk about whether he can support it. Will the First Emperor tolerate such a force when he is on the throne? And the 500,000 troops heading south should be used from the beginning, right?

When writing a book like this, one should not brag about Qin Shihuang, but should face up to the various troubles he left behind. Because if you want to change your name, you need to reform. To reform, you need to find the mistakes. To find the mistakes, you need to find out whose fault it is. Fortunately Qin Shihuang died early, otherwise he would have been a little more powerful than Yang Guang.

If Qin's laws are not changed, it will be useless to anyone if Ying Zheng dies! It's all over

I misread it. At the beginning, it was tough-minded and suppressed the rebels with iron and blood, but the content behind it was not worthy of the domineering start. It was like a running account. They also forcibly added enemies to themselves, the Qiang people rebelled, and they had an army of 60,000. The Dian Kingdom or Yelang or something with an army of 100,000. I call it a good guy. Let's not talk about whether he can support it. Will the First Emperor tolerate such a force when he is on the throne? And the 500,000 troops heading south should be used from the beginning, right?

The idea is good, but the writing and historical background are insufficient.

You have two women appearing in more than ten chapters. This way of writing is confusing at first glance.

I can't stand it anymore after seeing it. A mere small country with 100,000 soldiers and horses 🙂

Eunuch 🙂