
Overthrowing Qin
覆秦
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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- Qidian
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At first, I played steadily, but later I knelt and licked historical figures.
At first it was logical to destroy the Qin Dynasty through military politics, but then the author began to kneel down and lick historical celebrities without any brain. This can only show ignorance, and the novel is meaningless. If he does not believe in the generals he has trained, he kneels down and licks historical celebrities. Does the author have any brains? Celebrities in history are also trained, and times make heroes. Celebrities in history may not be able to grow without the opportunities they had at that time, and you have no idea to kneel down and lick historical celebrities. The plot you wrote about the growth of the protagonist and his subordinates is meaningless.
In fact, I don't think the laws of the Qin Dynasty are too excessive, so I have no sense of substitution at all.
I used to be a Qin Chui, but I became sober after learning about Shang Yang's Five Techniques for Controlling the People. One people, weak people, tired people, humiliating people, poor people. How to put it, it feels like the people of this country are treated as enemies to guard against.
The author writes about Wu Guang that it is best not to take the lead in the first uprising. The first person will be shot. Since ancient times, the only person who has succeeded in taking the lead in uprisings is Liu Xiu (not to mention that he was not the real leader, and later borrowed the power of other powerful families). Either act as a counselor honestly and escape if failed, or wait until Liu Xiang and the others take action. There is a high probability that even Liu Bang cannot beat him (Liu Bang is already third, except for Xiang Yu and Han Xin, he can beat him)]
I haven't read the book yet, but the comments made me laugh
I read the comments and concluded that all of them are geniuses. Back in ancient times, they must have been wise kings through the ages.
Spiritual old Qin people, please stop making trouble. Why is the Qin law not strict? How did the continuous sitting system come about? Served most of his life in the military. Lord Shang himself knew what his laws were. Why did he run out as soon as he heard something was wrong? Run to the Kingdom of Wei. Because Shang Yang knew what Qin's laws were like to deal with him. Five skills to control the people. Continuous sitting system. Plus all kinds of corvee. You are lucky to be alive. The only dynasty that no one remembers. When Liu Bang came in, there was basically no resistance and he was worried that Pei Gong would not be king. The spiritual old Qin people always think that they are the ruling class. You are at most a prisoner building the Great Wall.
That's ridiculous. Xiang Liang and Xiang Yu have the same love as father and son. Even if Xiang Liang is king, does he need to guard against Xiang Yu? Don't say that Xiang Liang still doesn't have a biological son to be his heir. Even if he did, he wouldn't be so eager to suppress him. In those days, the death of children was too common. The answer has been given in the history of Xiang Liang's ability to be the heir. Except for Xiang Yu, others basically did not have that ability. Historically, when Xiang Liang died, Xiang Yu successfully took over the power and no one else objected. In order to weaken the combination of Xiang Liang and Xiang Yu, it's really difficult for the author to come up with such nonsense logic.
In view of the fact that some people have been posting comments and causing harassment recently, we will increase the fan value limit 😟 There is nothing we can do, everyone. Just because it didn't go his way, I kept posting on a small account. I don't know if it's because of my colleagues or because I was born to be an internet emperor.
The ending is completely speechless. Author, if you like Han Xin so much, you shouldn't have inserted it at the end.
Think about it carefully. The protagonist and Chen Sheng revolted from Daze Township, and then the protagonist went north alone to attack Zhao and regain Yan. Finally, when Zhang Han destroyed Chen Sheng and fought against Xiang Liang, he invaded Guanzhong and destroyed Qin. Finally, Xiang and Qi were destroyed. In the middle, Han Xin, who was on guard for Xiang Yu, was kidnapped before Xiang was destroyed, and sent to the north to gain merit. Then, while the protagonist was destroying Xiang, he was forcibly sent to be the general to destroy Qi. . . If I were Yuan Cong, the protagonist, fighting all the way from the uprising of hundreds of people to the end, I would be worse than Han Xin who intervened in the ending. . . I don't believe that the two of them didn't have an affair It's almost like the opponent voted for a regiment commander before the three major battles, and he was determined to be the number one marshal in 1955. Do you think it is reasonable? Is it reliable?
If you say that the Qin Dynasty is okay or praise the Qin Dynasty, then you must accept the following facts to prove it: 1. You can only say good things about "adults" and not bad things. 2. You are under surveillance all the time. The people who monitor you are your friends, parents, and even children. 3. You can only stay in one place and cannot move around. 4. Accept the implication! 5. There are no iron kitchen knives for cooking at home, or the government cooks uniformly, and then you come over to eat like a pig and work after eating. 6. You are not allowed to whisper or have parties. 7. You can only stay at home after 7 pm and are not allowed to go out. 8. You are not allowed to have parties, drink, or enter entertainment venues. 9. You cannot have your own thoughts or make your own voice. 10. In addition to eating and sleeping, you are working hard to farm and serve the entire empire's ruling class. When you are not fighting, you are just a working pig! During the war, you are the fertilizer for the plants, (no, you are worse than pigs, because pigs only eat and do not work). If you like that kind of life, you can immigrate to the peninsula and experience the daily life of that country where there are only three levels of harshness under the "lawful rule" of the First Emperor!