I, Ying Zheng: Building an Immortal Qin and Ruling the Cosmos

Ying Zheng is actually not easy to write. In the Qin Dynasty, before and after the death of Qin Shihuang, the Qin Dynasty was actually in danger. The first is Qin's method of strengthening the country, which has begun to harm Qin's social rule after breaking away from the war. Without war, the Qin people's fast track for advancement, the Qin people could only be oppressed by the harsh calendar. In this situation where there is only oppression but no benefits, the Qin people themselves also have some resentment towards the rule of the Qin Dynasty. Although it can be suppressed by national unity in the early days, it cannot last long. In this case, reform is necessary, but reform will inevitably touch the bottom line of interest groups within the Qin Dynasty (what can be called a reform must be a huge change in the system, which will definitely touch the bottom line of a large number of beneficiaries). In this way, there will be disputes and popular sentiment within the court, and the external nobles of the Six Dynasties will definitely take the opportunity to stir up popular sentiment. When Qin education was not popularized, people in the Six Dynasties had little ability to distinguish between true and false (not that they were stupid, it was just that knowledge determined their vision and knowledge, and they were easily affected by poor information). Actually, there are some other questions, but there are too many words and it doesn't look good. Without extraordinary power, if the Qin Dynasty wants to revive from the dead, it is inevitable that a lot of bloodshed will occur. But writing this is easy to block. Come on, author.

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The author's book title is wrong, Ying Zheng, it's a woman. We won.