In the World of Qin, I Never Intended to Make Progress

People always ask why someone who travels to the Qin Dynasty would want to build a harem. Honestly, I'm baffled. Isn't the defining characteristic of the Qin Dynasty its beautiful female characters? If you want a story about warring states, you might as well just travel back to the actual Seven Kingdoms period in history.

I always feel awkward about someone stating their ambitions. Every time I see a protagonist openly declare what heights they want to reach or how much power they want to wield, I feel like that protagonist is a clown, and I just wish someone would come and slap them in the face.

The "golden finger" feature was a mistake. The beginning mentioned the Six Departments of Emperor Yan, and the first one to be triggered was the Ancestor of Agricultural Tools, but instead, I got the Nine Yin Manual?! If you give me a smelting ability, it would at least be somewhat related to physical enhancement. What does the ancestor of agricultural tools have to do with the Nine Yin Manual?

You've got all these female leads speechless... How come every single Qin's Moon fanfic is about harems?

I don't know why the protagonist and Han Fei revealed their entire plan. Was it just to brag, and they did it for three chapters? They weren't even friends with Han Fei, yet they told them everything. You didn't even go into this much detail with Yan Lingji before.

It feels like the world of Qin's Moon is just a brothel, everyone's only interested in finding women. The martial arts world, the imperial court, the various schools of thought—none of that matters. Having women is the most important thing; everything else serves that purpose.

The lyrics to "Moonlight Sonata" are already clear, yet some people are still asking if it's about having a harem? Don't they understand the colors of moonlight and the fragrance of women?

There's no more of the daily life with Yan Lingji and Zi Nu; I'm not here for a battle for supremacy story.

The protagonist is amazing! He transforms from a 2D character into a 3D character and recognizes Jing Ni the moment they meet, even though she's dressed as a bride! I was thinking, "Aren't we watching the same anime?" How can you be so awesome? The protagonist didn't even know beforehand that this was the world of Qin's Moon!

Some fanfiction, not to say I'm praising Ying Zheng, just suggests he lived off his ancestors' legacy. If King Jian of Qi hadn't surrendered, and if the Qin state hadn't relied on the 50 years of accumulated fortune by Tian Fazhang and his wife to launch a six-state alliance and break through Hangu Pass at Ying Zheng's coming-of-age ceremony, Qin's fortunes would have regressed by 100 years.