Great Qin: I Asked You to Build the Great Wall, but You Destroyed the Xiongnu?

Damn it, I saw the exact same novel as this one elsewhere, with the exact same plot and word count! I was shocked at the time. I quickly rushed over to remind the author that I don't think the author is plagiarizing. I still believe in the author. Let's not mention the name of the novel. Author, please quickly update fifty chapters to prove yourself. It would be bad to be criticized by others. The problem is really serious 😫👻

The end of the Qin Dynasty was a peasant uprising. Chen Sheng rose up and everyone in the world rebelled. Anyone who has a way to survive will rebel. This has been the case in all dynasties.

The author should not weaken the hatred of the remnants of the Six Kingdoms against Qin. Hundreds of years of writing, customs, and beliefs were destroyed by the Qin State. The unification of writing and weights and measures was the erasure of the traces of the Six Kingdoms at the historical and cultural level! Consider this hatred!

Brother, please give me one more chapter, I'm dying, please, brother, I feel like there are ants crawling on my body, I feel like I'm shaking all over, I can't breathe, please, brother, just give me one more chapter, just one more chapter, just one chapter, I swear I'll never touch this thing again, I really can't stand it anymore, I'm tossing and turning now. I can't sleep Brother, I beg you, just add another chapter

This introduction is so poisonous, I thought you were Gou Chengwang, but I didn't expect you to start killing people like crazy after just twenty chapters 😃🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭

It is recommended that the protagonist be tolerant to the civilians of the Six Nations and massacre the nobles of the Six Nations. The hatred of common people will gradually dissipate in a stable and ordinary life, and the hatred of nobles will increase day by day in the wandering of losing power and wealth.

It's over, this book is more addictive than the game

It is also said that there was no slavery in the Qin Dynasty. Then who is the protagonist's maid? She comes to work? I think no one in Fusu dared to poison him in history. In the end, Fusu didn't learn Confucianism and became stupid. Why did Hu Hai come to power?

Qin had no slaves, so why did Qin reward his servants for his military exploits? It was probably not until the Tang Dynasty that slaves had human rights.

1. Light corvee and low taxes, let the common people recuperate, separate the common people from the nobles of the Six Nations, and don't deal with the dead work of Gu Shiliuqiu 2. The nobles of the Six Nations are not in a hurry to deal with it. The living Six Kingdoms cannot defeat Qin. Now that the Six Kingdoms are dead, the food and grass in the Six Kingdoms' hometown are even more difficult for Qin to scrape. You can't fight a protracted war 3. The Xiongnu must fight, but Guangdong and Guangxi are not in a hurry. You can try to use gold and silver gifts to bribe Baiyue in Guangdong and Guangxi to attack Minyue and Ouyue 4. You can try to let the army of the Six Kingdoms attack Southwest Yi 5. Don't use Zhao High 6. Lighten some Qin laws and reduce the use of joint sittings 7. Palaces and imperial mausoleums can be built, which is almost enough. I think the scale of Ba Mausoleum is very suitable 8. Move the entire Peixian County to Guanzhong. The nobles of the Six Kingdoms are not worried, but Liu Ji Bug can not only lead the peasant army to Xianyang, but also lead the Guanxi army to fight back. This person's talent is too high. Liu Ji can understand the strategy of the Yellow River water system that Xiang Yu cannot understand, and he can also unite the anti-Qin forces. When he arrived in Xianyang, the composition of his men was too complicated