My Father, Qin Shi Huang

The introduction said It turns out that my last name is Ying, which shows that the pig's feet are not Qin Shihuang's cubs.

The State of Zhao and the State of Qin share the same ancestor. Don't fight over your last name. The ancestors didn't care much about this. You are right to say that the kings of the Zhao Kingdom have the surname Win, but people prefer the Zhao family. This means that their descendants will strive for success and have the fiefdom of Zhao Kingdom. The princes and kings of the Qin State can logically be called the Qin family, but they don't want to be called that, and they haven't declared it so, so the surname is Ying. The surname and surname seemed to be similar at that time. The surname can be traced back to its origin, while the surname was changed by the descendants due to official positions and fiefdoms for various reasons after the family separation. Ying Zheng is called Ying Zheng. Zhao Zheng's title is that he was born in the State of Zhao and grew up in the State of Zhao. His mother is Zhao Ji (a dancer from the State of Zhao), plus the origin of Qin and Zhao. Maybe in order to avoid some encounters during the Zhao Kingdom, she wanted to integrate into the Zhao Kingdom or not be abused because of her status as a hostage, or maybe Zhao Ji was resentful of Ying Zichu. Maybe Ying Zheng was really called Zhao Zheng during the Zhao Kingdom. Qin Zheng felt that it was purely descendant nonsense. The basis was that people during the Warring States Period liked to use fiefdoms and surnames to show their achievements, but the princes of the Qin State did not do this. It was just an assumption.

First of all, I think the protagonist is good. He is not the kind of person who goes back to the past and relies on shallow knowledge to make decisions. To be honest, although modern people have a little knowledge, but really, relying only on historical records to think that they are awesome is just a joke. Moreover, most people's views on history are so shallow and ignorant, such as one emperor through the ages. Where did the emperor come from? Take the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors together, let's talk about an obvious one: Emperor Yan, Shennong, tasted hundreds of herbs, and discovered grains. These are all great breakthroughs from 0 to 1. What achievements did Li Er, Liu Han, and others have in terms of policy reform and engineering construction, which have been used by future generations to benefit future generations?

The writing is very good, and I feel very skilled. No matter the writing style or the description of history, although I am a time traveler, I have not done anything beyond this era since I was a child. It is more of an inspiration. Modern people are not so versatile. The male protagonist has a particularly lovable personality, he is considerate and lovable. He does not pursue historical celebrities, but rather worships and befriends him. Especially his attitude towards his mother, I really like him, he is delicate and gentle.

A few personal comments: Based on the childhood experience of the First Emperor 🤫, would his child's surname be Zhao?

Most people basically want to see the development of the protagonist? As a result, you write a little bit here and a little mess there. What you write is not a group portrait.

It feels like the protagonist's interactions with his father have a greasy smell

1. The main line is too slow. 2. Several characters are written inexplicably and have no interaction with the protagonist. 3. After reading about 200 chapters, it is difficult to concentrate. I don't know what the protagonist is going to do. Fourth, the water is still needed, please explain something. It's always covered in a few strokes. 5. What can I say? Originally, the Qin Dynasty was a relatively distant historical dynasty. Each character should be introduced with more ink, and the events should be written a little bit. Don't flatter yourself too much... Readers are not like you who have checked the information and are familiar with history... Advantages: It is rare to write with some warmth when writing about the Qin Dynasty...

The interaction between Pig's Feet and the King of Qin is well written both in public politics and privately, but the supporting role is a bit awkward. I feel that the young masters who are similar to him have collectively lost their wits. The portrayal is not very good, and he gave up the throne inexplicably! I can't remember which Qingzhuan novel it is from. Every prince who has been succeeded by the Nine Sons has had a fantasy about the throne, and there are obvious ups and downs in the process of giving up. The giving up in this book is very strange!

When I saw it on the shelves before, I was waiting for a wave of limited sales, but I waited for the opportunity. Generally speaking, this book is a very comfortable book. The style before and after it is put on the shelf is unified, the father-son relationship is deep, and the writing style is good, it made me drop my pearls when I read it (x). The interaction between the characters is well portrayed, and the personality charm of the protagonist is also portrayed, which is quite brilliant and outstanding. One of the few possible shortcomings of this book may be this: The fact that it switches to narrate other events midway does seem to lead to a certain decline in the viewing experience during the update period. Even if I read it through now, this flaw has not been completely avoided. But this kind of situation occurs in multi-line narratives... I'm not sure whether the author thinks this is better, or whether the split line in the early stage of the book results in the style changing like this because I watched Li Zhi for a long time and couldn't see the protagonist during the update period... In fact, I personally prefer to tell a complete line before talking about it. At least there is a progress bar for the skip, and I won't experience fragmentation when reading (x) Oh, in general, I have a good evaluation of this book. For me personally, this book is a masterpiece. It's just a little bit flawed, but it doesn't cover up the flaws. Above.