In the Qin Era, Preparing to Become an Emperor
人在秦时，准备成帝
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- 2.4M Words
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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The comments section is really interesting. Ten years ago, it was all about opposing the Qin Dynasty. Then it started defending the Qin Dynasty, and now they're even trying to destroy the symbols of the First Emperor of Qin. Unfortunately, I'm a history ignoramus, only remembering modern history.
Qin had accumulated power over six generations; its dominance was already established. What could Qi possibly use to fight against it?
That really wouldn't work. If Jack Ma were to start a business now, he would also lose money. In reality, if you miss the opportunity, your efforts are often in vain.
I must support Qin's Moon fanfiction that doesn't pander to Ying Zheng.
If the female lead can be the original, then please, don't go with someone who's already been cheated on. Those who take over these relationships and then call it a "legacy of Cao Cao" are truly speechless.
Those who praise Qin Shi Huang, saying he was benevolent and that the world never rebelled, do they only read Qin-themed novels and not historical records?
Why do so many fans like to side with Qin? It's not because many netizens are saying they're praising Ying Zheng. It's because they know that Qin's unification was easier. After the reforms, it took several generations of wise rulers to accumulate enough power to unify the country. Look at the other six states; regardless of their national strength, were their internal problems so easy to change?
Those who are well-fed will boast about Qin Shi Huang. The guy who went to build the Great Wall because he was hungry didn't want to kill him.
The vast disparity in national strength is not something an individual can overcome. Qin's eastward expansion wasn't without devastating failures, but it could retreat and recover slowly. It could fail many times, but just one victory would be enough. Reforms, on the other hand, almost always result in the demise of those who implement them.
I finally found a novel that doesn't pander to Qin, but I couldn't even finish the first chapter 😭😭 There are just too many flaws. The protagonist has the title of a second Lord Mengchang, yet he has no followers or retainers whatsoever. He's powerful enough to control celestial phenomena and summon thunderclouds and lightning, yet he's still exiled as a hostage.