The End of Qin: Loyal to the Emperor, Devoted to the People, Rebellion for the Nation
秦末：忠君爱民，造反报国
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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The people of Qin suffered so much, generation after generation. They finally unified the country, only to have their king say, "That was a promise made to you by the King of Qin, what does it have to do with me, the First Emperor?" And so they had to continue suffering. Alas.
The valiant Qin general warmly welcomes Liu Bang.
The emperor of the Qin Dynasty was Emperor Gaozu of Han. When was Qin Shi Huang? Anyway, many people who fawn over Qin Shi Huang have left. Only women who don't understand history would frequent female-oriented online literature platforms.
It's pointless to blindly praise anyone.
Hey, you're an experienced author, why is your traffic so low? Try getting some historical fiction authors to help you promote your work. Of course, you still need to have solid writing skills yourself.
Marrying a daughter of Qin Shi Huang would make it easier to win over the original Qin people.
It's a real shame. The author is among the highest quality authors in the Qin Dynasty genre, but there was a lack of promotion. Look at the other book, "Wu Guang," which was incredibly toxic in the early stages, even giving Chen Sheng the first victory and prestige. It was utterly toxic. The saying goes, "Only fame and power should not be given to others."
I'm not trying to argue. The first time I read *The Grand Preceptor of the Ming Dynasty*, it was quite good, but I stopped reading. Then I saw other people writing similar templates, and it's just... They're clearly seeking death, but they can't die. Isn't dying simple? Instead, they make it so complicated. It would have been better to just have a simple time traveler.
It was abandoned, but it was really well-written.
Xiang Yu is finished. Without soldiers in his rear, who will play with him? Don't soldiers care about their families and wives? Why did Xiang Yu end up all alone in history? It was because he couldn't even protect the families of his subordinates, disappointing them. If you, Xiang Yu, abandon your rear and turn to banditry today, your men can tie you up and hand you over to the protagonist while you sleep the next day (look at how Zhang Fei, Guan Yu, and Lü Bu all failed in the end).
He was undoubtedly a tyrant, but we must also acknowledge his contributions to history.