I Began by Teaching Qin Shi Huang, and Founded the Great Qin Dynasty
从教导秦始皇始，吾大秦开国始祖
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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It seems the author was misled by the TV series, thinking that Liu Bang came from a humble background and had a low status. The TV series is really harmful. In history, he was of noble birth. In ancient times, the emperor's power did not extend to the countryside. The local landlords and nobles helped to govern.
Another brainwashing article? Qin Shi Huang? Can you see the darkness in Qin Shi Huang's image?
Qin Ying! Qin Feizi! Ying Feizi! These are all acceptable titles!
Qin Feizi (?-858 BC), surnamed Ying, personal name Feizi, also known as Qin Ying, was a descendant of Boyi, a fifth-generation descendant of Elai, a high-ranking official of the Shang Dynasty, and the founding ruler of the State of Qin, a vassal state of the Zhou Dynasty. He was from Quanqiu in the Western Zhou Dynasty. He reigned from approximately 900 BC to 858 BC.
If you don't fall, who will? Everyone else has already run the ball by the time you get to the water point. 🤫
They're already ancestors, yet they're still trying to ride on Qin Shi Huang's coattails...
Wasn't Qin Shi Huang's ancestor a stable boy who raised horses for the Western Zhou Dynasty?
It's alright, just a bit sentimental and the pacing is a little slow.
Upon reading the introduction, my eyes went black.
Qin Ying? They can actually achieve that?
The book's title and synopsis are outrageous.
Leaving aside the punctuation issues, the word choice, sentence structure, and paragraph transitions are simply beyond human comprehension; how could anyone possibly read this smoothly?
Does it have a Chaos Pearl? It's a mystery to me, why can't I break through to the Grandmaster level? What's the use of a supreme treasure?