The End of Qin: I Became the Chosen One of the Realm
秦末，我成为了位面之子
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- Completed
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- 3.3M Words
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- Historical
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- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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It's rare to find an anti-Qin novel. People nowadays really think of the Qin Dynasty as paradise and Qin Shi Huang as a saint. If the Qin Dynasty was really that good, why would anyone rebel? Chen Sheng and Wu Guang knew some superstitious methods, so they were born into high-ranking noble families. Therefore, the Qin Dynasty was destroyed by the nobles of the six states.
I have to speak out
I wanted to complain when I saw the scene of entering the pass, but I held back. I just didn't understand why the protagonist would do the enfeoffment later! The story begins with the protagonist leading his army to defeat Meng Tian and enter the pass, then fighting his way to a temporary palace. The protagonist actually lets his subordinates take turns sitting on the dragon throne, huh?
How could you even finish reading this? I couldn't continue after the first three chapters. No household registration, no identification, and with a shaved head—the Qin Dynasty's management system was so strict; this was practically an open declaration that I was a fugitive. I'd be arrested and punished as soon as I entered the village. Why would they entertain me? You're really overthinking it.
The protagonist is practically a saint. Before transmigrating, he was just an ordinary person, but after transmigrating, he started acting like a saint. It's absurd no matter how you look at it. The protagonist's emotions and desires seem to have been castrated. He doesn't love power, money, or lust; he's almost a god.
From fan to neutral, from neutral to hater, from fully subscribed to being removed from the bookshelf!
Initially, I was optimistic about this book's success! It was the first book I'd read about a rebellion during Qin Shi Huang's lifetime, offering a fresh perspective and a promising initial story structure. However, from the establishment of a nominal emperor, to the single empress, to the selection of husbands from hundreds of thousands of Han soldiers by tens of thousands of palace women, to…
Why can't we admit that Emperor Gaozu of Han was stronger than the First Emperor?
I just love books about the scoundrel Liu Bei at the end of the Qin Dynasty and the scoundrel Li Gong at the end of the Sui Dynasty. There are hundreds of thousands of books written about them, fawning over their sycophants. I just want to read something different.
Has the author read too many similar novels? It's somewhat understandable that other authors started with these ideas during the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. Wanting to develop industry 2000 years ago? China succeeded because of the prevailing environment. Trying to skip the classical feudal dynasties in just a few decades? Or just give the protagonist a system to lead humanity out of Earth.
Aside from being utterly useless anti-Qin literature, the book is riddled with historical inaccuracies, including but not limited to: plain white rice that ordinary people could eat; a kind-hearted protagonist who teaches others and then feeds them; a reincarnated Hua Tuo who heals hundreds of wounded soldiers; the defenders suffering two to three times more casualties than the attackers…
The common people are the greatest! To judge whether a person is great, just look at how the common people see him. You say he was a man of great talent and strategy, yes, he conquered new territories and had a blast! But whose husband and whose son died? Why do you admire Qin Shi Huang? Is it simply because he was powerful? What's the difference between this and deer worshipping lions?