Taking the Great Qin into Honghuang!

As the title suggests. The Emperor initially intended to write it this way: the Western God, the European Zeus, the sea god Poseidon, and the god of the underworld Hades, who were seen as powerful beings left over from the primordial era. But then I thought about it again. This is a pure fantasy novel, and adding Western elements would feel out of place. So I held back.

It can't be that bad. The West has capable fighters too. This is too extreme. The West isn't unusable. Using them as cannon fodder is better than killing them all. The West has talented people, famous ministers and generals, some of whom are no less capable than our famous generals. In your eyes, besides the people of Qin, aren't all others human? Besides, you're rebelling. Shouldn't you unite everyone you can? Speechless.

Tian Zihui, I'm rooting for you! I've already invested in this book, keep it up! Don't stop updating, let's try to get all the investment rewards! 😁

I haven't read the book or had time to read the reviews, so I'll just say this after reading the synopsis: It feels awkward, really awkward! Leading the Qin Dynasty to rebel against "Heaven"? Shattering the heavens? And then waiting for chaos or the infinite void to devour the earth? Does this mean all of humanity has already transcended heaven and earth?

The writing is skillful, the narrative flows smoothly, the structure is grand, and the opportunities are well arranged. However, the plot is a bit slow, and the emotional scenes are not described thoroughly enough. I look forward to a major breakthrough. If you can maintain this level of quality, this book has the potential to be a masterpiece!

According to my understanding The Celestial Aggregate: All things under the celestial dome, whether conscious or unconscious. Human aggregate: a generalized aggregate of consciousness, encompassing everything with thought and awareness. The word "human" is merely a self-understanding; a better interpretation is that it is an aggregate of all things possessing their own thoughts. Earth: I never thought of that.

Could the author please summon those talented individuals who died in the Qin Dynasty before the protagonist, for example, Bai Qi, to appear beside the protagonist?