The Legend of Qin: Zheng

Sigh, why do all of Shi Mingyue's works focus on lust? Doesn't anyone write about ideological or positional conflicts? The theme of Qin Dynasty should not be the conflict of positions, the resentment of those who lost their country, the hatred and fear towards the Qin Dynasty, or the helplessness of their own fate.

If the author were bolder, they could have directly changed the setting to "Covering the Sky," which would be much grander. The story could transition from "Qin Shi" to "Covering the Sky," and later the author could even travel to other universes to establish a power. This would be exactly 2000 years after Ye's era, meaning the author would have been close to becoming a Daoist at least 2000 years ago, with the support of numerous masters from various schools of thought.

I don't know when Zheng Ge's public image transformed into that of a charming ancestor. Has the basic living standard of the masses improved, and now they have a thirst for expansion?

Startled giant salamander

Advantage The male protagonist is well-developed, and the writing style is very fitting. His immense power to control the world and his unique insights into the emperor are very appealing. Shortcoming It focuses on serious court affairs and the struggles between feudal lords, with little plot and mostly on the beauties in the harem, constantly being added to the collection.

I've read 168 chapters, and to be honest, there are just too many chapters about recruiting female characters. I'm suffering from severe reading fatigue, so I've given up on the later chapters. Sigh, this book was so much better at the beginning!

I seriously suspect that if it weren't for censorship, this book might have been featured on a moderator's page.

The beautiful and proud Mi Yan

Just wondering, did he take Zhao Ji as his concubine?

Resilient, fond of martial arts, devoted to royalty, and innocent and naive.