Shu Qin

The front is good, but it's a pity that it's too hasty. A king asks questions that must be answered. As a prince, you must be extremely intelligent, rather than giving your own answer in one fell swoop. This can easily set your own position and lower your limit. To be honest, if you mention the county system as soon as you come out, it means that you cannot tolerate the wealth of your brothers. This will cause trouble in the royal family. In the dispute, don't speak until I ask you. The emperor will usually ask you privately first, and then you will give your own answer. However, if you say this when you are just confused, you have reconciled it, but your position has been made public. If the emperor asks you privately instead, there are two things here. One, big things are not urgent, and two, small things need to be urgent. The major issue is counties and enfeoffment, which can be discussed. The small matter is whether it is the enfeoffment or the county, where the governance authority needs to be sorted out. The old nobles, powerful people, big landowners, etc. In this place have to be moved. How to move, and what to do with the people left after they move out. This is a small matter that needs to be done urgently. Otherwise, regardless of the county or the enfeoffment, the place will fall into their hands.

For the Qin Dynasty, the system of enfeoffment was the best. The royal family needed clans to protect and stabilize its foundation. Following the example of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, he eradicated the clan kings one by one. If the emperor of the Han Dynasty had not enfeoffed his brothers and sons as kings, Liu's empire would have been usurped by the Lu family and the group of heroes.

If the spring breeze takes pity on the flowers, can you allow me to be young again?

Author, start your own business well, don't always think about it. Think more and do less, and you will worry about gains and losses.

I have read more than ten chapters. Based on my ten years of experience in historical writing, if the level of the following chapters is the same as the previous chapters, there should be a place for historical writing, especially the first chapter. You can see right away that the protagonist has a brain.

The protagonist is about to start big things now, or else just wait until the death of the First Emperor? At that time, it was really hard to save the world. The Qing Dynasty was not really ready to unify the world. A few decades ago, Bai Qi could not accommodate 400,000 people. Could it be that after a few decades, the Qin Dynasty could accommodate almost 40 million people? History has told us that this is not possible Although the First Emperor had many blows, in general, his men and himself could not compare with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty In terms of force, for a ruler, force is used to stop fighting, but the military merit system of the Qin Dynasty has its own uniqueness. At that time, he took killing as the ultimate goal, not force. In this regard, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was the same as him, but Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty later turned the sword into a pear. And in terms of killing, he did not achieve the ultimate goal, like the Qing Dynasty did. In terms of culture, he only relied on Legalism, but later, he wanted to reuse Confucianism, but was reluctant to let go of Legalism, so he did not succeed in culture and education. At that time, he must establish a It was a peaceful, just, and influential society that was consistent in terms of culture and education. At that time, it could not be said that it was wrong to say that hundreds of schools of thought only respected Confucianism, and this statement only respected Confucianism. This was something that Confucianism did for too long later, and it gradually became a system that only respected Confucianism. In the beginning, it was probably respect and respect for Confucianism. In summary, in one sentence, we have heard that although Zhou was an old state, his destiny was restored. But for the Qin Dynasty, this sentence is more suitable and needed. The situation of the Qin Dynasty is that the Qin Dynasty is newly established and its country is old.

Your book is not off to a good start! You can add two chapters of insignificant trivial matters before the first chapter, which not only fills up the word count, but also provides a smooth and soothing start! From Chapter 8 to Chapter 15, the entire eight chapters are about the protagonist making paper! No matter how patient the readers are, they will not follow you and create eight chapters of paper! Compress these eight chapters into three chapters, and add a few chapters of other story lines into these three chapters. They can be long-term or short-term to make up for the word count! This will make most readers more interested in this book! Only one main line is written. It is laborious for those who are writing the book, and it is torture for those who are reading it! It's easy for readers to guess what your next chapter is going to be if you only write one line all the time! Since the reader has guessed correctly, he will skip that chapter! You just wrote it in vain! The work you write should make readers unable to guess your ideas for the next chapter so that they will be interested in reading your book! Also, since you are writing a time travel story, the size is inherently difficult to control. Don't let the protagonist put some time-traveling words in the article every day! Occasionally adding a subtle touch of humor to the article can increase reading interest! It wouldn't be humorous to write all the chapters! Readers will be distracted and even disgusted after reading it! Also, the characterizations are not very reasonable! Those who read novels now are all old people! You can tell the general style of this book after reading three or five chapters! The future of your book is worrying!

This book has almost a hundred chapters written so far, and it is still well written, with no major poisonous points. The psychological portrayal of the characters is okay, and the plot is laid out relatively smoothly without too many ups and downs. I feel that there is no resistance at all to the protagonist's implementation of some policies. The protagonist is currently successful in making paper. If he prints books and runs a school, he will definitely face resistance from conservatives and villains, because this will deprive them of their monopoly on knowledge. Judging from the description of the protagonist Fusu in the book, he tends to be gentle and soft, and feels that he lacks masculinity. I hope the protagonist can lay a good foundation for Chinese civilization.

Fusu is probably the most difficult heir to write about, much more difficult to write about than those in the Ming Dynasty. Personally, I think Fusu must be brave enough to be able to take charge quickly. 1. Old Qin people 2. System 3. Nobles of the Six Kingdoms 4. People's hearts are not Qin 5. It is difficult to persuade the First Emperor 6. It is difficult to write after changing the timeline

What kind of superstructure does the author want to build to match the economic foundation of the gentry manor that was budding at that time?

In the circumstances of the Qin Dynasty, what the next king needed was a king who coexisted kingliness and domineering like Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty Liu Bingji, rather than typical conservative kings like Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty Liu Heng and Song Renzong.

As long as it's about the Qin Dynasty, I support it no matter what the level is. This is an era that should be written about, but not many people write about it.

It would have been better in the era of Qin Xiaogong, but in the era of Qin Shihuang there was nothing to write about.

Want to know if you can play counties and kingdoms simultaneously? If not, how to solve it?

Traveling through time to become Fusu, I am afraid of being jealous after making achievements

After reading a few chapters, I feel that Qin Li is better, but it's a pity that I've finished it!

Or just rebel directly! Then change the law and learn Taoism to rule by doing nothing

I thought Ge Qin Shang had a daily guide, but I was shocked.

The most important reason for the demise of the Qin Dynasty was "tyranny" Work, rest, taxation, etc. Should still be done according to the strategy of sweeping away the six countries. The people of the Six Kingdoms have not experienced it and cannot bear it The people of the Qin Kingdom cannot bear it after experiencing it for too long. Everyone's humble opinion

I think we should not suppress other princes too much. Those who are capable should be sent to serve in various counties. Of course, they should be the highest local officials, not princes and kings. As the son of the First Emperor, serving as local governor can very well deter the remnants of the six kingdoms. In history, Hu Hai and Zhao Gao wielded power and massacred the princes without even the slightest resistance. Therefore, we should not suppress our own clan too much, and in the environment like the Qin Dynasty, the princes should also be allowed to play their role.

The author will update the new chapter as soon as possible. Come on, the author.

I read a few chapters intermittently from beginning to end, and I felt pretty good. Then I turned to the end to see how Qin ended, but it turned out that the eunuch was a eunuch.

Brother author, do you have a group? If there is no group, I will create one. Would you like to join?

It's impossible. If Yingzheng dies, the Qin Kingdom will be destroyed. At the end of the Qin Dynasty, the whole country will rebel and there is no way to win.

I think we can build a Quyuan plow