My Brother Is Ying Zheng, Who Dares Kill Me?

I couldn't resist reading the first few chapters. During the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, surnames and clan names hadn't merged yet. Royal family members were addressed by their fiefdom, honorific title, and given name. You would never see titles like Ying Zheng or Ying Chengjiao. Before the Ming Dynasty, they were addressed as Prince Zheng, King Zheng of Qin, or Prince Chengjiao.

Ying Zheng was a hostage abroad. If he had such a clever, shrewd, and decisive younger brother, I doubt he would have been able to return and inherit the throne. Let's disregard that entirely; if Ying Zheng did return to inherit the throne, with a brother who was ruthless, intelligent, and held military power, I wonder if Ying Zheng wasn't worried?

I have a suggestion that I hope you will take a look at. Your book is very good, but I have a slight concern now. The pacing of the last ten or so chapters has been too slow. Of course, there are no problems with the plot or writing style, but the plot is too slow and the narrative rhythm is a bit off. The current plot is very good, but we readers are given too much information.

During the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, fathers killed sons, sons killed fathers, wives killed husbands, brothers turned against each other, and subordinates overthrew their superiors. Each ruler met a different end. For Qin Shi Huang, these were all invaluable lessons, practically modern history.

The celestial god Zhurong, a righteous deity of the Five Elements, directly obeys the Heavenly Emperor and is tasked with overseeing the South and the South Sea. He once appeared before King Wu on behalf of the gods of the four seas, saying, "Heaven has conquered Yin and established Zhou; I have come to receive your mandate." King Wu served him with utmost respect.

I just want to ask, why do so many people think that if Qin Shi Huang could do it, anyone can do it? Do they think they already have the answer and can just copy it? (Please, if you're so capable, don't just copy! Can't you create your own system? You can't have your cake and eat it too, can you?) I don't understand this kind of slow-thinking mentality. Can someone help me understand this?

Shouldn't a younger brother who overshadows the emperor have died at the start of the game? The throne is supreme; anyone who threatens it should be killed without hesitation.

Hu Hai said: I would even kill my own brothers, let alone you, my uncle?

We seized that scoundrel Qin Shi Huang's throne. The emperors take turns sitting on it. Next year it will be my turn. What will become of the First Emperor?

I thought the beginning was alright, so I subscribed to several chapters and even voted for the monthly pass. But after it was released, the plot went completely awry. The male lead, who's 7 years old, is having an affair with his 15-year-old martial arts teacher. She genuinely wants to be his mother, but he's obsessed with lewd things. Can a 7-year-old even have that kind of ability?