Da Qin: Rebuked the Dissatisfied Ministers, Held the Sword Towards the Emperor at the Beginning

SB Novel: Use a sword to discuss national affairs with the emperor, no matter how reasonable your words are, the whole clan will be killed.

In the eyes of Qin fans (fans of the First Emperor), there is no economy and no logic. Even Guanzhong is happy to welcome Peigong. Don't you have some ideas? Originally, after unifying the six countries, we should cultivate and live. Regardless of the straight road, conquering South Vietnam, the Great Wall, and fighting to the death, we should also carry out one, and Epang Palace (tm has hundreds of thousands of prisoners), don't talk about breaking the law, there are hundreds of thousands of prisoners (concentrated), that is a problem with the law, not the problem of the criminals. You can be punished at every turn, this law is so light... There is also the system of prefectures and counties. Everyone is competing and advocating the implementation of the system of prefectures and counties. The correct approach is Liu Bang's approach, where prefectures, counties and feudal states go hand in hand.

The extravagant expense of the Eastern Tour is a joke. If you don't go out and show off your muscles, how can you dominate the world?

Don't write that after he regained his appearance, he was the son of the First Emperor. It's boring.

Looking at this introduction, Qin Shihuang shouted "I'm wrong", it sounds like the mother-in-law of the Dragon King's son-in-law on Douyin, I'm afraid that the pig's feet will be twisted in the next moment, I can't stand it.

So far it looks very good, and the entry point is very good. The only embarrassing thing is this organization, it is better to write ink directly.

I guess the author mistook the emperor for a kindergarten teacher. It's really scary. None of the reviewers from Qidian have graduated from elementary school.

The title of this book? May I ask how you bring your sword to court? ? Are you all blind?

It has ideas but no writing skills. The writing is redundant and complicated. 10 Pounds of cool points are mixed with a ton of sand. I didn't want to read it after I jumped.

First of all, don't watch it with your brain Secondly, don't watch it with your brain Finally, don't watch it with your brain

How should I put it? Many things Qin Shihuang did are actually worthy of scrutiny, but they were just too hasty, such as the Southern Tour and Northern Expedition mentioned by the author. The southern tour was necessary to establish prestige. After all, Qin did not liquidate the nobles of the Six Kingdoms. Even if it took some measures, such as bringing the nobles and wealthy households of the Six Kingdoms to Xianyang, there were still a large number of nobles who could mobilize the people among the people. Not to mention the Northern Expedition. After the unification of Qin, the strategic depth of the north was not enough. The danger of insufficient strategic depth is as clear as the two Song Dynasties. Not to mention being passive, a large number of troops will be involved. So the Northern Expedition is no problem at all. Didn't Liu Bang also conduct the Northern Expedition in the early Han Dynasty, although it failed. I feel that there was no problem with the Northern Expedition of Qin Dynasty, but the south should not be attacked. History has also proved that in order to stabilize the south, China spent nearly a thousand years. It was not until the Ming and Qing Dynasties that the problem of the south was really solved. Thousand-year-old chieftain

I don't quite agree with the idea that those who burned books to trap Confucian scholars only killed alchemists but not Confucian scholars. If they really only killed alchemists and did not burn Confucian books to trap Confucian disciples, then the Confucianists would not have gone to death to blame Qin Shihuang for more than two thousand years. Moreover, you must know that even the Analects of Confucius was preserved because it was in the wall of Confucius's former residence, and other Confucian classics in the early Han Dynasty were mostly recited silently by the older generation of Confucian scholars at that time.

Just reading the introduction, you are talking too much. Either you write a false statement, or you check the information. The common people of Qin spend their whole lives in farming wars, and the rewards obtained in the war are constantly plundered. If your protagonist really complained for the people, he would have been divided into pieces. What kind of character is going against the aristocratic class of the entire country 😥

It's completely the author's own accumulation of knowledge and taking it for granted to write a novel. It is recommended to read the official history first, and make reference to the unofficial histories of various figures, and then write historical novels! You will make intellectuals laugh to death like this

The past events of the Qin Dynasty have become dust, and the glorious and prosperous times are like dream clouds. The emperor's fame filled China. How could the glory of that time exist now? Iron-hoofed war horses traverse mountains and rivers, it is not easy to dominate the world. Powerful and calculating, False ambition destroys the country. The undercurrent of the palace is like a pool of blood, The power of the eunuchs covers the sky. The war between Chu and Han is on the rise, The empire is divided and mourns. The Great Wall is majestic and vast, but there are thousands of enemy invaders. Domestic and foreign troubles are getting worse day by day, The fate of the Qin Dynasty is heading for destruction. The ruins are desolate and the ancient tombs are cold, The loess covers the remains of the heroes. The years carry the glory of the past, The achievements of Emperor Qin will remain forever. The words lamenting the demise of the Qin Dynasty will not be forgotten by future generations. The long river of history has surged with waves, The tragic song has been sung to this day.

I guess these people downstairs just read the book with a critical attitude. Otherwise, normal people who really read the book would have been immersed in it. How could they rack their brains and consume their life to think of so many problems and then post to lose their sense of existence?

The Qin Dynasty is all presented in the writings of Tai Shigong, but archeology has given no reason for Chen Sheng and Wu Guang to rise to power. There will be no penalty for overdue service in the rain. This is a bamboo slip unearthed from a county burial in the Qin Dynasty. Looking back, Tai Shigong's Spring and Autumn Calligraphy is not worthy of trust or he does not know that much.

This introduction is true. Would the First Emperor massacre people just for a rumor? Do you really think he is a tyrant? If you go to court with a sword, you, Mengdu, will be dragged out and killed. It's possible for a weak emperor. If he doesn't say a few heartfelt words to you, it means you're wrong.

After reading the introduction, I just want to ask, can anyone threaten the emperor with a sword? The protagonist can, so I guess everyone can. After all, there are lessons to be learned. If the emperor does not kill the 9 tribes, it will be much more NT.

If Qin Shihuang was really that bad, why would he destroy the six kingdoms and unify the world?

I can only say that this is a self-pleasure article by the author

Chen Sheng said: "The world has been suffering from the Qin Dynasty for a long time. I heard that the younger son of the second generation should not be established. The one who should be established is the young master Fusu. Fusu remonstrated and envoyed foreign generals. Now he may be found innocent, and the second generation will kill him. The people often hear about his virtuous people, but they don't know that he is dead. When I was in school, I was required to recite the full text, and the middle section was a must in the high school entrance examination. I don't know if the author went to middle school 🤭

A mindless slave story about kneeling down and licking Ying Zheng's smelly feet

It's pretty good. I mean the reviews are good. As for the book, I don't like it at all. Just by reading the introduction, I can tell that the author has severe brain inflammation. It's better not to read it.

He doesn't act like a critic, he acts like a keyboard warrior

The First Emperor was not called the Son of Heaven, but the Human Emperor.

Can you please stop distracting from the plot? There are more digressions than plot

It was normal for the emperor of the Qin Dynasty to go on patrol. Even the county guards had to inspect the county. It was not like the later Song and Ming Dynasties sitting in the palace all day long.

Just reading the introduction, it's pretty cool haha. I've been through this kind of scene in class.

On the contrary, the real purpose of Qin Shihuang's tour was to promote the newly introduced Qin laws and deter the old slave owners of the six countries, so as to prevent the Qin people and the former people of the six countries from being exploited by the slave owners of the six countries through law and force. Documents have been unearthed from the tombs of Qin officials, and everyone who knows it knows how good the Qin laws are to the people at the bottom. This is even the law of the Qin Dynasty before the unification, and it is something that later dynasties and generations cannot catch up with. The people who really exploited the people were the old heroes of the six countries who were accustomed to being slave owners and were unwilling to give up. It can be said that Qin Shi Huang fought for the national destiny of a dynasty to end slavery. The Shang and Qin dynasties explored reforms and finally abolished slavery. In fact, those who said that the emperor's extravagance harmed the country was just that the emperor took the blame and focused the blame on the emperor, so that the big landowners could exploit the people. No matter how extravagant the emperor was, he could not spend much. On the contrary, actual consumption promoted the economy; what was really terrible was the control and annexation of land by the slave owners, nobles, and aristocratic families in the Six Kingdoms, which cut off the livelihood of the people at the bottom. Their accumulation of wealth without consumption also hindered the development of sports.