Da Qin: from a Disciple of Fusu to a Generation of Imperial Masters

Qin Shihuang had already seen clearly before his death that Qin could no longer be domineering and needed a gentle king to reduce internal conflicts, so he chose Fusu. Fusu was just the eldest son and had no legitimate son status. His status was no better than that of other princes. If you taught him to kill, he would directly take away the throne. Moreover, the conflicts in Qin were already very acute at that time, and he really did not need a domineering monarch.

I don't even understand basic history, but here I know how to kill

The creativity is good, but sometimes there is too much nonsense. Be more concise and read it twice yourself.

A smile appears countless times in every chapter. Is this the only adjective or the only expression?

Good guy, the eldest son, I'll take care of you one by one.

Qin Shihuang was too kind, otherwise he would not have failed to pass the throne and the second generation would have died! As long as he imitates Zhu Yuanzhang, Li Si and Zhao Gao will not survive, and Hu Hai will not be able to correct his imperial edict and ascend the throne. Using a major case to purge the nobles of the six countries, Fusu continued to benevolent and implemented benevolent policies, and the Qin Dynasty was basically stable.

The author really understands the unique hydrology method in the free book for QQ members

The Confucianism represented by Fusu is a feudal system. Qin Shihuang and Li Si were in the system of prefectures and counties, and generals like Meng Tian were all Qin Shihuang's people. In the Qin Dynasty, there was no idea of ​​establishing the eldest son as emperor. Qin Shi Huang also did not establish a queen. How could Fusu be an emperor without the tiger talisman?

Author, have you forgotten that sprouted potatoes are poisonous and cannot be eaten?

The author should not forget that there is a traitor Zhao Tuo in southern Xinjiang. He stole half of Qin's troops. His crime is unpardonable.

Many of the plots are a bit childish. If you think about it carefully, it's actually not that simple. But since the novel is not a documentary, you can't exclude these things. It's just to entertain the public. Just don't be too brainless.

Aren't Wang Ben and Wang Li already under Hu Hai? Otherwise, Zhao Gao would not have dared to fake the imperial edict and grant Fu Su death. After all, Meng Tian could not be without suspicion. Once he failed to comply, there would be no way for the Wang family to contain the situation. Moreover, Wang Li was not capable enough to take over the Great Wall Army immediately. He had not been implicated by Hu Hai. After all, the Wang family was also a royal in-law with a princess, so he was within the scope of the implication.