Great Qin: We Just Transmigrated, and You're Already Emperor in Rome
大秦：我们刚穿越，你在罗马称帝
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According to this introduction, many countries did not exist 2,000 years ago. Who would the people from those countries help if they traveled back in time?
Well, the reality is that the Qin Dynasty was destroyed simply because it had no enemies and its military-state system couldn't be maintained. In the end, even the Qin people themselves rebelled! If the Qin Dynasty had been given a world map at that point, there would be no need to say anything more; it would have been a military-state system in motion!
Before seeing the chapter that was released, I'd like to share my personal opinion. Points that I personally find somewhat objectionable: First, the author's intention with the time-traveler from the Xia Kingdom might have been to highlight Zheng Ge (the Qin emperor), but it was truly disgusting.
Isn't much of Western ancient history fabricated? Take Thermopylae, for example. The Persian king must have been crazy to lead an army of 500,000 to attack Athens under those ancient circumstances. It's impossible; the supply lines would have been unsustainable. Just look at a world map, and you'll see. Persia was so far from Greece, separated by sea.
When Zheng Ge first ascended the throne, he was about ten years old.
Ying Zheng was only 13 years old when he ascended the throne. The main character was his ninth son. Isn't that a bit...?
Ying Zheng ascended the throne at the age of 13. Are you his ninth son?
There's a rogue Roman in Italy who claims that these Lombard barbarians are nothing but bastards!
In ancient times, how could a few horse-drawn carts and a dozen boxes carry 300,000 tons of grain? Was it space compression technology?
The idea is really good, but the writing is truly awful. There are too many complaints to even begin to vent. I'll go check other apps to see if there are any similar articles with longer word counts, and then compare them.