At the End of Qin, I Became a Son of the Plane

It's too poisonous. I feel like I'm going to do what the Qin Dynasty did in the 20th century. I am a saint and expect everyone to be a saint. In ancient times, how could a lord smile playfully with ordinary soldiers? Even if they are red, officers and soldiers are treated differently. How can they be like big-headed soldiers? Let's stir the pot together. Ordinary people can easily defeat the heavily armed regular army. Why do you think that when the rebel army charges, a few people in the front row will die, and then it begins to collapse. You write it as if they are evenly matched, fearless, and unafraid of death.

The uprising at the end of Qin Dynasty actually changed the modern system, which is simply obscene and has no hope.

To evaluate Qin Shihuang, he is a man of great talent and great strategy, and his achievements will last for a long time. He opened his mouth and shut up to unify China. The emperor of the Han Dynasty was judged to be an old hooligan who relied entirely on his subordinates, opening his mouth and shutting up to grab Xiang Yu's credit. Why are we called the Han people now, not the Qin people, or the Chu people? I hope those who praise Zhao Zheng and Xiang Yu can meet bosses and bosses like Zhao Zheng and Xiang Yu, and those who praise Liu Bang can meet bosses and bosses like Liu Bang.

The subject matter really attracted me, but after clicking in and reading more than a dozen chapters, I found that the author had filled in too many emm personal emotions, which suppressed my normal reading experience. I feel that it can still be improved 😥, which somewhat interrupts the sense of immersion.

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A small number of protagonists with great ambition and ambition strive to move closer to the highest ideal on the basis of completing the minimum program. If you are not afraid that future generations will lose the throne, let ordinary people live like human beings first. You should also do things without leaving any room, don't speak casually, and don't have any extravagant enjoyment. You can only keep moving forward. But it is indeed too smooth. We should write about returning from defeat several times, and then gather the troops with the support of the masses. The several battles here can be defeated miserably at worst.

It's rare to find an anti-Qin novel. People nowadays really regard the Qin Dynasty as a paradise and Qin Shihuang as a saint. The Qin Dynasty is really that good. Who can rebel? Chen Sheng and Wu Guang know some superstitious methods, so he is from a noble family, so the Qin Dynasty was overthrown by the nobles of the six countries. The common people actually don't want to rebel. What kind of logic is this? After the Qing Dynasty fell, people like Zhang Xun came to restore it. After the Qin Dynasty fell, who would rebel against the Han Dynasty and restore the Qin Dynasty?

When I saw the entry level, I wanted to complain, but I couldn't bear it. I didn't understand the protagonist's enfeoffment later on! Let's start with the protagonist leading his army to defeat Meng Tian and then fight all the way to a palace. The protagonist actually asked his subordinates to take turns sitting on the dragon throne, huh? This was more than 2,000 years ago. The education level at that time could be said to be at the primary school level, and the generals under his command were at the prenatal education level. The protagonist also had no ideological education. Are you really not afraid of having different intentions by doing this? Then enter Xianyang and directly open the palace to the protagonist and his family to live in a small courtyard? ? You are an emperor, and the palace you live in is not as big as that of your subordinates? ? Then the protagonist's number one hero, Ji Bu, had a conflict with the Xianyang royal family (yes, Wang Jian's royal family, the general of the Qin Kingdom). The protagonist actually fought with his number one hero, and then asked him to plead guilty to the subjugated clan, ah? ? That is your hero general! Then more operations came. Not only did the Qin clan not be killed, but none of the First Emperor's sons were killed, and then they were left alone near Xianyang without anyone to supervise them, ah? They have ruled this place for hundreds of years! Just dump him near his capital? Then the protagonist patrols the village without caring. Are you really not afraid of death? Don't be afraid of any backlash. After destroying Qin, Wei, Qi, and a lot of other countries still have one-third of the territory in the hands of the princes. You can't wait to send your generals to seal the princes and send them to Han Dynasty. Eight! Then there is a paragraph that says, (Xu Fan will not regard the world as his own family, so he is very tolerant of the princes, and then said that the world is so big, why should the heroes of his own nation fight among themselves to consume their strength) I just want to say that there is no true unification yet. Only Qin has been unified for more than ten years and everyone has returned. I am not convinced, where does the same nation come from? The author naturally substitutes the idea of ​​unification in later generations. Everyone is the same nation, that is, the idea of ​​Han, and then they engage in enfeoffment 😅 I am not afraid of becoming like countless countries in Europe. We must first unify the country and unify our thoughts, let the great unification be deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and then think about other things. Even there is only one person in the protagonist's harem... The writing in the front is not very good, but the writing in the back is good and has a lot of poisonous points. Why would you want to write like this? Such obvious poisonous points can be avoided, right?

How can you stand it? I couldn't stand it after reading the first three chapters. I have no household registration, no identification, and a short haircut. The management system of the Qin Dynasty was so strict. You are already saying that I am a fugitive. I was caught in exchange for merit when I entered the village. Why are you entertaining me? I really think too much. Anyone who has read history has heard that Shang Yang couldn't even stay in a hotel without a certificate. Are you more awesome than Shang Yang? 😅

The protagonist is almost turning into a saint. He was an ordinary person before time travel, but after time travel, he starts to look like a saint. No matter how you look at it, it's outrageous. The protagonist's seven emotions and six desires seem to have been castrated. He doesn't love power, doesn't love money, and is not lustful. It's almost like giving someone away. It's just looking for trouble. Is this something a normal person can do? The person wearing this time travel is almost no longer human, almost becoming a saint.

From the beginning, I was optimistic about this book becoming a god! This is the first book I've read about raising a flag for rebellion when Qin Shihuang was alive. The angle is novel, and the story structure at the beginning is also good. But from the beginning of the founding of the country by Xujun, to having only one queen, to letting tens of thousands of palace maids choose husbands from hundreds of thousands of Han troops, to what we see today, when the world is not settled yet and the heroes are sent to foreign lands, I have seen a lot of private goods and a lot of childish ideas for founding the country. According to the current fragile national structure design, this version of the big man will not last for three generations, and it is only slightly better than Wang Mang!

Why can't we admit that the Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty was stronger than the First Emperor?

I just like the rogue Liu Qian at the end of Qin Dynasty. A book written by Li Laoer during the late Sui Dynasty. When they lick dogs, there are at least hundreds of thousands of books that lick their butts. I just want to see something different

Has the author read too many other similar novels? The earliest others wrote these were the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, and they were still barely acceptable. They wanted to engage in industry 2000 years ago. Why is China so successful? Because the general environment is like this. I have wanted to engage in these for decades. I want to skip the classical feudal dynasty directly, or give the protagonist a system to directly lead mankind out of the earth. Other novels are related Of course, you can freely use the power of traditional or fantasy, because you don't want to read it. Don't read it at the beginning. You are a normal time traveler, and it violates so many common senses. It is understandable that others are cheating, but you still want Ideal Industry without cheating. You might as well cheat openly. I am afraid that if the protagonist dies, the country will not be stable for long and it will fall into chaos. Of course, the author can brainwash everyone in the book, and an ideal paradise is born.

In addition to the useless anti-Qin trash book, there are a lot of historical errors in the book, including but not limited to white rice that ordinary people can eat, the kind protagonist who teaches and feeds others, the reincarnation of Hua Tuo who made hundreds of wounded soldiers recover, the casualties of the defenders were two or three times higher than those of the attackers, prisoners who were treated better than the regular army, superhuman soldiers who could run eight kilometers a day with little oil in their stomachs, ancient peasant armies trained with modern methods, tens of thousands of kilograms of game standing still in the woods and being queued to kill, etc. Furthermore, the protagonist uses theories that transcend the times to torment ancient people. If he can accomplish something, it can only be said that the author's power is indeed nb

The common people are the greatest! To evaluate whether a character is great or not, only depends on how the people view him. You say he has great talent and military strategy, but it's great that he has opened up new territories! But whose husband and whose son died? You admire Qin Shihuang, why? Just because he is strong? Then what is the difference between this and the elk worshiping the lion?

Why do many people like Qin Shihuang? Because they did not suffer the hardships of Qin Shihuang, but enjoyed the blessings of Qin Shihuang, so it is okay to praise him appropriately.

First of all, I admit my merits in this area. Indeed, there is nothing shameful about merits. I deny the influence of over exaggerating these contents. Does unifying the currency standards of six countries sound awesome? Isn't this a great achievement? Do you want to boast of such incredible achievements? This is not how it is calculated. It can be said that establishing its own currency scale is something that a new government will inevitably do. All dynasties at home and abroad have done this. To put it more closely, the modern issuance of RMB has replaced the silver dollar and gold yuan certificates, and at the same time established a modern measurement system. Is this considered an achievement? Of course it counts, but will it lead to any unparalleled achievements? No, or people take it for granted. Let's talk about the specific implementation level of the Qin Dynasty. It is obvious that the unified currency has not been completely implemented. Barter is still common and the people, especially the people of the original six countries, have not completely accepted it. In some places, cloth coins and knife coins are still used. The same is true for the unified scale. I can even say that the scale has not been completely unified throughout ancient times. The execution is too poor and is far inferior to modern standardization. Some people say that when Qin Shihuang was still alive, there would not be so many types of interfaces. But why don't you think about the chaos in ancient times if this is the case in modern times? Unifying standards is still something that has been done by all dynasties. Why should we do it? Because the previous dynasty failed to do it successfully, they could only continue to do it. With regard to productivity, why was there the illusion that Qin Shihuang could unify the scale? He can be a promoter but never a realizer. Only modern times can truly achieve unified standards. The achievements advocated by Qin Chui actually attribute the achievements of modern times and the efforts of dozens of previous dynasties to the Qin Dynasty. Let's talk about the two possibilities: the same text and the same text as the train on the same track. There are two possibilities. Let's talk about the same book and the same text. There is no need to talk about the same train on the same track. The first one should be regarded as the mainstream view now. Although no proof has been found in modern times that Qin Shihuang unified the script, there is no strong evidence to overturn this statement. Therefore, it is admitted that Qin Shihuang promoted the policy of promoting script unification, that is, using Xiaozhuan to unify the script, but it does not think that he The unified script was successful, but the unified script cannot be established in theory. Xu Shen of the Eastern Han Dynasty was the first to propose that Qin Shihuang unified the script. His theory was that the alienation of the characters resulted from the alienation of the characters. Note that the premise of this statement is that the characters are inherently unified. So who unified the characters? It was the Zhou Dynasty. It was the Zhou Dynasty. It was the Zhou Dynasty that made writings popular all over the world. Now the research on writings in the late Warring States can also prove that there are characters with different shapes. There are dozens of ways to write characters such as Ma'an, but most of the characters still don't have so many ways of writing. They are the same writing, which does not affect communication and reading. Therefore, the writings of the Six Kingdoms are actually interlinked. This is in line with the historical fact that the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period can communicate with each other. If the writings are different, why can they communicate directly without translation? In theory, only unified fonts make sense, but did Qin Shihuang unify the fonts? No, the unearthed characters on the bamboo slips of the Qin Dynasty and the characters of the late Warring States period are all written in a variety of fonts, with small seal scripts converted from cursive to official scripts, ancient scripts, etc. At the same time, alienated characters also exist on Qin Dynasty utensils. Small seal script bamboo slips account for less than one ten thousandth of the total bamboo slips. Therefore, it is said that Qin Shihuang failed to unify the script. It was contrary to the character simplification movement, and the small seal script he promoted was not in line with the people's expectations. In order to simplify writing, the people are promoting the formation of official script on their own. In fact, he has not changed the process of Chinese writing. I know there must be some people who want to say that he is promoting official script. Not to mention that there is no historical data to prove this. At that time, official script was not called official script, and it was far from a system. It is normal to have dozens of ways to write a character in official script. There are still many characters that cannot be written in official script. How can this be promoted? Could it be that he is promoting text simplification? Is this in line with the Qin Dynasty's policy of obscuring the people? According to Xu Shen, the so-called unified writing was done together with the burning of books. It took three years to cut off the rebellion, but it was actually less than three or four years. In addition, in the past few years, the people have been in dire straits, the economy has collapsed, and the government has become corrupted and shut down. It would be a miracle if he really succeeded. The second theory is that the Qin Dynasty did not unify the script, which I personally agree with. The idea of ​​unifying the script comes from Xu Shen's interpretation of the same script in the historical records. Apart from this, there is no direct or indirect historical data to prove it. Why did the Qin and Han historians say nothing about such a big thing as the unification of the script? Is this logical? If it was really done, why not write when it was done? Who took the lead? Does Tai Shigong really not know the meaning of unified writing? He had written down all the inscriptions praising Qin Shi Huang's virtues, so why is there only one unified text with the same text? This is not in line with Tai Shigong's style. He spoke highly of Qin Shihuang's achievements in the Historical Records, and it is impossible for him to miss the unified text. The second theory is that Xu Shen translated it wrong. The ancient edict of the book writer. In the historical records, the edict was repeatedly referred to as the book, the lower letter, the same book, and the middle book. The same text in the book does not mean to unify the text, but to unify the format of the edict. The edict must be written in small seal script. This is actually a translation problem of Xu Shen. There is also a unified language, but there is no historical record of this. It is purely made out of nothing. Modern dialects have not been solved. How do you expect the Qin Dynasty to solve it? Finally, let's talk about the county system. Some people say that the system is unreasonable, which is half nonsense. What system was used by the Chu State at that time? The county system, what about the State of Zhao? The system of prefectures and counties, what about Han and Wei? It is also the county system. The county system has been very common in the Warring States Period, but it has not been fully implemented. If the system is really unreasonable, how can it centralize power to cover all counties? This is essentially a system reform brought about by the advancement of productivity. It has happened all over the world. Counties have long replaced enfeoffment, and centralization has long replaced decentralization.

I can't stand it anymore. Those who don't know better think you went to Qin and Han to build communism.

The original good system of prefectures and counties of the Qin Emperor was changed to feudal vassal states. The land of China was covered with feudal states. One generation may suppress it, but the second generation will inevitably return to the Warring States era. This is reversing the course of history. Don't brag about being a virtuous king. It will cause more casualties than anyone else in the future.

It's outrageous for the founding emperor to marry just one wife. If you die, you will definitely die for the second time, and there is no second possibility.

The title of the book can be changed to, At the end of Qin, I will overthrow Qin Shihuang

After all, you can be anti-Qin if you like, but can you really read this book? It was written like a history. I just came in and took a look, oh, so many comments, it should be very interesting. After reading it, I frowned and opened the comment area. They were all discussing other things. Again, this is written like a history

In the Qin Dynasty, the author is true. When the productivity was insufficient, the population was allowed to grow explosively. It is hard to say whether the newly established country will have a national destiny for fifty years. Is it necessary to start playing the strange trick of segregating feudal towns a thousand years in advance?

Nowadays, there is a trend of overturning the verdict of Tyrannical Qin in many novels. Their reason is the greatness and creativity of Qin Shihuang's systems! This is the lack of an overall grasp of things. These things Qin Shihuang did are "crimes for the present, but merits for the ages." You cannot deny that they are "crimes for the present" just because their "efforts are for the ages." Repairing the Great Wall, conquering Baiyue in the south, and defeating the Huns in the north were all super big projects in ancient times. It would have been very laborious for the emperor to complete each task, but in the end he was forced to complete it in twelve years. You can imagine how deep the suffering of the common people in the world was. As for attributing Qin's destruction to the remnants of the Six Kingdoms, it's even more nonsense. Those remnants of the Six Kingdoms were able to destroy the Qiang Qin when the country was intact and destroyed, and they didn't have an inch of land around them. Isn't this nonsense? Those who say this are basically denying the power of the people at the bottom. They are immersed in conspiracy theories and do not believe that the people at the bottom have the power to overwhelm mountains and swallow up everything. Even Jia Yi, who lived in ancient times, could realize that the reason for the downfall of the Qin Dynasty was that "if benevolence and righteousness are not applied, the offensive and defensive forces will be easy." On the contrary, some people now feel that they understand the conspiracy theory after reading a few marketing accounts. It is really funny.

All subordinates, brothers, and sons have a harem, and I am forced to marry someone I don't like. Go to the y bar immediately to de-mine you.

Is it another female channel begging for food? Ancient Republic? Democracy? Do you want to split into dozens of countries? Don't come to male channels to write articles about fighting for hegemony on female channels. You really can't write about that temperament. What did you rely on to maintain political power in ancient times? Rely on class and royal power. Since ancient times, we have been afraid of power rather than virtue. Do you know what it means for an emperor to kill millions of people in anger?

There is no common sense in this book, and many of it is not in line with the background of the times. It is just a passable read. The level is a bit low. The author needs to be more sophisticated in this kind of historical writing.

I really didn't expect to finish writing this book. When I first saw white rice, I was dumbfounded. At that time, the nobles of Qin did not dare to eat white rice for every meal. And from what the author said, it was very close to Sishui County, which is now the northeastern part of Anhui Province. The local cultivation was chestnut rice and wheat beans. In addition, the author's understanding of the military merit system and the Daqin Project are too superficial.

Let's learn about the industrial revolution that has just begun. Let's learn about London factories in the 19th century. People in London factories in the 19th century lived in more pain than death. A large number of child laborers, 12-18 years old, stood and worked for 14 hours a day. There was also a lot of pollution in the factory. Many people suffered from various diseases after working for a long time. They were not ordinary diseases, but body deformities caused by polluted gases. Some workers lost their eyes and some had rotten faces. If it is difficult to understand, you can think of people soaking in sulfate and hydrochloric acid without protection.