Heaven's Chosen Black Bird, Thus Began Huaxia

I've roughly finished reading it and it should be classified as a dog-licking article.

Pitfall avoidance tip: Qin's writing is good at the beginning of this book, but it will be mercilessly backstabbed, so it is not recommended to read it. I really liked it, but Qin Fusu was stabbed in the back. In order to forcefully return to the historical line, the author forcibly wrote Fusu and the First Emperor to death. There's no problem if you want to follow the original historical line, but I can't accept the way the author handles it, which completely rubs the reader's intelligence and emotions to the ground. Abandoned, abandoned

Unfortunately, the protagonist is a mythical beast, and he is locked in a cage at the beginning. Everyone else thinks that the protagonist is just a beast, and the protagonist even licks it. In order to let others throw food to him and cooperate with others, he is quite proud of saying that he is a good person. Ah Q can let you understand.

Unbelievable, the black bird can be written in gold. In ancient times, black bird can be black or black with a little red. But for the first time, it can be written in gold. Other than that, the content is even worse. It is not recommended to read.

It's worth spending money to get a rough look. Destiny was to lick Qin in Qin, lick Han in Han, and lick Tang in Tang. There is nothing new at all. Who will be licked next?

Shen Nong's Test of Poison: It's worth watching, but it's enough to see Fusu's death in the Da Qin chapter. The previous writing is very good, but the transition from Qin to Han is too abrupt, which is a bit unacceptable (especially for readers with weak hearts and sensitive emotions).

Everyone has objections to the protagonist. I don't think the problem is big. Why does the black bird have to be black? Black is just a description of the Shang Dynasty, and the protagonist is not the one from the Shang Dynasty! The Classic of Mountains and Seas does not explicitly say that black birds are black! I also think that the protagonist is too kneeling and licking, which cannot be said to be licking. After all, he was born next to Princess Xia. Isn't it normal to be nice to Princess Xia? Princess Xia is the princess of the Qin Dynasty, so there is no problem in being nice to the Qin Dynasty, right? It is also said that the protagonist is asked to practice in the deep mountains and old forests. The protagonist is just an ordinary bird with a magical skin at the beginning. He knows nothing and has no magic skills. Of course, he has to protect himself at the beginning. This should be considered a group portrait novel. The protagonist is currently considered a auxiliary and can change some peripheral branches, but the mainstream of history still relies on history. Maybe it can be changed in the future when its supernatural powers become stronger. Although the protagonist is a mythical beast, it is just a blank mythical beast that knows nothing. It mainly relies on growth to awaken its magical powers. There is no cultivation method. It all relies on eating medicinal materials to digest it roughly, and you can't be too demanding about it.

The main character is a child. He also showed kindness for an inexplicable reason just for the sake of the plot.

Then why did you resurrect her, let her die again, and watch the Qin Dynasty that finally unified the world perish? Isn't that too cruel? Not to mention the inertia of history, it can obviously be better to transition to the next dynasty, but you have to write it so viciously, even if you write that you have to sleep for a long time and take her away from here, what do you want us readers to think? I'm really angry and I don't know what the author was thinking. I really hope Princess Xia has a good ending, I like her very much

Princess Xia will either not be resurrected or live and die. The plot is too blunt. You train Fusu and then dies and Daqin disappears. If you don't train me, I can continue to watch. The Da Qin chapter is well written, but the following chapters are extremely poisonous. . . Give up, give up