Great Qin Imperial Master: Crossing Between Two Realms

This book is awesome. In addition to the classical Chinese writing, the plot is also first-rate. There is nothing poisonous about it. Read it boldly.

The book is very good, but the classical Chinese text is too brain-consuming.

This book is too much like a fairy tale. People of every era have their own limitations. A thousand years of history is too false. To achieve a complete leap in class, it takes several generations of "awakening".

How long does the classical Chinese plot last? It's really tiring to watch. I'm an ordinary person with low cultural background_(:з)∠)_

The Qin Dynasty in the late Qin Shi Huang period was really hopeless! The population of the Qin Dynasty was only more than 20 million. If you exclude the elderly and children, it is one-third, leaving about 14 million. If you exclude women, it is 6 million less. There were about 8 million young and strong men in the country, 300,000 were recruited to conquer the Huns, 500,000 were conquered in South Vietnam, 100,000 were built to build the Ling Canal, 1.3 Million were built to build the Great Wall, 300,000 were built to build the First Emperor's Mausoleum, 700,000 were built to build the Abang Palace, and 300,000 were building the Straight Road. After excluding those who were dissatisfied and became bandits from the six kingdoms, and the Qin Dynasty, and the officials and garrison troops in various counties, and then excluding those who became disabled because of Qin's laws, and then excluding those who died because of Qin's laws, how many people are left in the Qin Dynasty? Can these people not hate the Qin Dynasty and hope that the Qin Dynasty will be destroyed? No wonder the old Qin people themselves do not want to see the Qin Dynasty.

There are many classical Chinese texts that I can't understand and I'm too lazy to read, so I feel that they are boring because when I read them I skip this paragraph, then that paragraph, and then the next paragraph. I flip through the book very quickly and can't take it in. When I turn to the tenth chapter, I feel like I haven't read anything. The thirty chapters of a well-written novel in vernacular can be read for half an hour to an hour. However, in this book, it takes no more than three minutes to read ten chapters.

Although there are a lot of similar books now, this book is really well received and I suggest that the title should be changed. If I didn't really have no books to read, I would click on this kind of book title. . .

The most fundamental reason for the death of Qin II was that the foundation of rule was unstable. Qin did not train enough officials in time to rule the Six Kingdoms region. Most of the officials in the Six Kingdoms region were still from the Six Kingdoms. Of course, the hearts of the people were not in Qin.

I would like to make a small suggestion. Can the author not divide sentences into paragraphs? Some of them should be commas. As a result, the paragraphs end with periods, which is a bit uncomfortable to watch

The First Emperor in these pictures has changed a bit. He no longer has the charm of being an emperor for eternity, especially after so much... In addition, the economic base determines the superstructure. The fifty chapters of political commentary are superfluous now. Wherever the prefectures and states are parallel, we should temporarily stop promoting the development of science and technology. The parallel prefectures and states have not been thoroughly studied. What is the use of Datong after you talked about it for a long time? It is water without a source and a tree without roots. The most serious problem that radiates the ruling power of ancient dynasties is the problem of communication and distance. In addition, there are food crops, and even the subsequent education system and people's livelihood projects. The effect of any of them is no less effective than so many messy political ideas... These twenty chapters show off their skills more than the reality The author should not always think about breaking the news. A good book is not easy, so polish it well.

It's okay, but I don't know if I can get high-yielding grain seeds from later generations when the time travel is extended. That would be the most useful.

Reading this novel reminded me of a plot. You want to believe this but you don't want to believe that I am Qin Shihuang. In the future, you can travel to the present. Qin Shihuang knows what this expression will be like 🙂

Although it's not that I can't understand classical Chinese, I still need to think about it. Just read a novel, and I don't need to use it extensively. Moreover, it is quite unrealistic for the protagonist, a modern person, to answer questions fluently in classical Chinese.

The chapter "Han Fei comes back" was scrapped. It was such a good book that it was written to death.

The fundamental reason for the demise of the Qin Dynasty was the scarcity of scholars, that is, the problem of officials. Liu Bang solved this problem through the kingship and training system, but the Qin Dynasty did not have the time and energy to reform the kingship. Moreover, given the situation at that time, if he really made the king, he would only fight harder because of the throne. Ruthless people like Xiang Yu, Liu Bang, and Han Xin would even kill the king to become the king.

? ? ? You won't say that everyone is equal later, right?

I have a strong foundation in classical Chinese, but it is a waste of time to read it. After all, it is an online text, so please be patient.

The first sentence of "The Qin Dynasty was overthrown" is "Princes, Generals and Prime Ministers, Ning Youzhonghu" explains everything. If the First Emperor does not lower his arrogant head and compromise with the people, he will die in his lifetime. Other than that, all reforms were just scratching the surface. The same was true in the Sui Dynasty. Each emperor took himself too seriously and thought he was the only one.

In fact, the long political commentary or classical Chinese writing in this book is not fundamental, and I quite like classical Chinese writing, which is very distinctive. In the final analysis, there is still no problem that can make it more balanced and enjoyable. The author may think (Political Commentary - Disbelief - Shocked - Political Commentary...) That constant shock is fun. The problem is that for readers, constant shock is not fun at all. It just feels silly. I personally think that the fun part of this book should be change, whether it is changing history or changing people. So killing Hu Hai and others was originally very satisfying, and going to troubled times was very satisfying. But things have changed since the emergence of Han. The degree of historical change has been described in one sentence. There are only non-stop political discussions. They first talk about the parallelism of counties and states, and do not delve into the issue of parallelism between counties and states. They just refute themselves and start talking about Datong. This is not comfortable at all. I just feel inexplicable. Why do you refute yourself before it is implemented? Everything has historical and objective necessity and inevitability, and the path must be taken step by step. The above, best wishes

Sorry guys, I won't write this one anymore. I'm going to get a new book.