The Great Qin's Expedition Through the Heavens

One of the reasons the Han Dynasty adopted the enfeoffment system was to accelerate economic recovery. By having others govern the land, the kings would certainly govern diligently, as it was their own territory. Furthermore, by unifying the culture and systems, over several decades, the people would gradually assimilate, leaving only Han Chinese. Then, through the enfeoffment edict, future generations could then wage war against these former states.

It feels a bit extreme, deliberately trying to align it with the "burning of books and burying of scholars." Modern Chinese characters themselves evolved from the Great Seal script of the Qin Dynasty, and many modern characters still retain the shape of the Great Seal script. I don't think people like Qin Shi Huang could not see this point.

This novel is set in an alternate history, so please don't take it too seriously. This is just a place to store your thoughts; please come back to retrieve them after you've finished reading.

For those who advocate abandoning the Small Seal script to learn simplified characters, another novel has what you're looking for.

Well written. What I like most is the domineering presence of Qin Shi Huang. This kind of domineering presence is worthy of the First Emperor. Unlike some people who write that Qin Shi Huang is not only an ignorant puppet but also petty and narrow-minded, which makes me want to vomit. As long as this pace is maintained, support will be guaranteed.

Opening Dragon Ball was a mistake. As mentioned before entering, that world is extremely dangerous, its location is unknown, and there's a possibility of reverse invasion. Why risk entering? This world doesn't have any urgent disasters forcing us to enter; it's just about outward expansion. What's wrong with skipping it? The previously established image of the Qin court officials as having high intelligence crumbled at this moment.

How about Kuiba? The Kuiba Company is long gone, so the copyright shouldn't be a problem. Besides, Kuiba is useful in both the big and small worlds. The Earth-Moon system technology isn't too outrageous, its military strength isn't too high, and it has enough power to launch wars against nations. Moreover, once you defeat them, most people will surrender, since that's how Kuiba's forces grow in number with each battle.

Before delving into the burning of books and burying of scholars, let me share some thoughts. Currently, it seems to be nothing more than another round of conquering six kingdoms. These six kingdoms are merely other worlds, relying solely on the system's Red Alert base. What if they encounter other worlds with their own systems? What if those other worlds have more advanced systems?

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It's better to write about the first world's storyline; the later worlds are harder to express. 😒