Ying Zheng, the First Emperor of the Qin Dynasty!

When Qin Shi Mingyue was playing, I clearly remembered that what Ying Zheng was most proud of was his million-strong army rather than the so-called martial arts masters. Historically, Qin destroyed the six kingdoms in an upright manner, and small tricks were not conducive to future rule.

I hope that I can truly write about the majesty of the emperor, the strategizing of those in power, being calm and decisive in dealing with things, and not showing mercy. There are also several major poisonous points in many books on this theme. My own world has not been clarified, the world is not unified, the people's hearts are not attached, the land is not developed, education is not improved, let alone people's livelihood, and then they rush to lead troops to conquer other worlds, which is very speechless. The simplest thing is that you have to conquer the whole world, divide the land, take the captives to build roads and water conservancy projects, and then take out the agricultural tools of later generations, vigorously develop people's livelihood and education, plan the agricultural system well, plan the education system well, have more training points for the army, and develop more military equipment. To develop smelting technology, there must be a large reserve of talents, both military and other. Otherwise, how can you develop and rule the world if you conquer it?

Zhutian Channel Ah. According to the author's current progress, I don't know how many chapters it will take to enter the All-Heaven Attack. After all, the plot of the Six Kingdoms still needs to be unified.

Well, when I first saw the protagonist saying that Qin Shi was a powerful person, I felt that it was a bit biased. What is the protagonist's stance? Also, the main character, Goldfinger, should be a dynasty type. He has become a dynasty and has great personal power. This means that he is sitting on a crooked buttocks and has problems with his stance.

You'd better read the Pre-Qin Multiverse written by Xiong Er. Although it falls a little short at the end, the early and middle stages are really good, and you're far behind. Just like the article mentioned that the First Emperor wore white clothes, isn't this nonsense? There are at most three colors, black, black, gold and black. White and plain clothes will never appear. Also, there is no mention of Zhao Ji's treatment. For example, the two children were executed and Zhao Ji was permanently stationed in a certain palace. In just a dozen or so photos, your detail processing is a bit poor. The most important thing later is that I hope you must focus on writing about the dynasty rather than the world, otherwise you will die. Almost all people who watch the protagonist Zheng Ge hope that Zheng Ge and Ma will lead the world, instead of just living in the world. Of course, this is my suggestion. In the end, it's up to you to decide what to do. You can read the reviews of novels about Brother Zheng's overturn. Maybe there are some good suggestions there.

There is no need to kill Zhao Gao. You are both worried and immortal. What are you afraid of? Putting aside emotional factors, Zhao Gao is very talented and capable. In history, he can only wait until the death of Qin Shihuang. With the protagonist here, Zhao Gao can only be honest and kill him because of something that didn't happen. He will lose the ambition of being the emperor for eternity.

I haven't started reading it yet, but I am looking forward to it. I hope to see a different kind of emperor's war in the heavens. I also hope that the author can make the first emperor more domineering and overbearing, the Qin army more domineering, and the war scenes more grand.

One people, tired people, weak people, humiliating people, poor people. The second life is enough to torture people, but you will be here for eternity. It's going to take blood

In the enhanced version of Qin Dynasty, Gai Nie is considered to be in the second echelon. He will be seriously injured when facing an army of a hundred people. Guiguzi and Donghuang Taiyi are good against a thousand people at most. The army from a hundred to a thousand people is considered a qualitative change...

In the distant heavens, Qin Shi is enough for the protagonist to grind for hundreds of chapters. After all, not one of the six kingdoms has been destroyed.

Brother Zheng

The pace of unification should be faster and more time should be spent on development. I have read several books and it seems that the unification time is too long. After the unification, the six kingdoms were destroyed, the Huns did not care, the world was not explored, and there was not much governance, laws and regulations, world construction, development, people's hearts were not attached, there was nothing, and they hurriedly went to the next world. There is no need to write down the development details, but the timeline must be longer, otherwise there will always be a feeling that the country is full of powder keg, ready to explode at any time.

First of all, I came to see Ying Zheng, not to see you always writing irrelevant articles and keeping up with the updates, but the people who read them are impatient.

It's not a unified opening. It's a pity that for such a good subject, there is no opening to go straight to the topic.

It makes the emperor look like a young man

Your setting of 365 is a bit bad. I will patch it later. 365 Is the big orifice and the bright orifice. There are also hundreds of hidden orifices. I remember it seems to be 720. There are other authors who have set 1,226 or 129,600~

Chapter 51 has a harem of 7 people, and Chapter 71 has a harem of 8 people. Already galloping. The most speechless thing is that the emperor, before he unified the six countries, took the woman to other worlds and disappeared for a few days. Then bring one more woman back to the main world.