The End of Qin: I Became the Chosen One of the Realm

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?