Swap Bodies, the First Emperor Rebels for Me

There is a saying in this world that your butt determines your head. When your butt sits in which camp, you can't turn your head unless you don't want your head.

I feel that the most difficult part of this book is how to make a compromise and balance in the end when changing positions. When Qin Shihuang was the first emperor, he killed his own people to help Qin. When he changed back to himself, how could he turn against Qin after killing his people?😅

At present, it seems that Qin Shihuang's position is firm, and he has the advantage of information and power resources. The protagonist is still wavering. One side is too dominant, which is not conducive to the development of confrontation. The author needs to design some plots to balance it.

If you vote directly, I will look down on you. What I want is the game between Qin Shihuang and the protagonist, not one-sided.

I feel that this is Qin Shihuang, cruel, paranoid and great. I do not deny his achievements, nor exaggerate his character. Many Qin Shihuang fan fictions praise Qin Shihuang as a saint, caring about the country and the people and having great talents and strategies. If he makes a mistake, he has no choice but to make others as pure and pure as the Buddha of the Tang Dynasty.

When I first read the synopsis, I thought the protagonist and Qin Shihuang had switched bodies and could not come back. Now that I have seen the latest chapter, it is not true. As long as the protagonist's body is harmed, the two will switch back. (Note that the protagonist's body will only switch when it is hurt, which means that the protagonist cannot control when to switch bodies. It is not known whether intentional injury is okay. And if Qin Shihuang is hurt while controlling the protagonist's body, the two of them will also swap.) Secondly, the protagonist infers (it should only be an inference, after all, they have never really died) that the protagonist and Qin Shihuang have a life-or-death relationship. As long as one of the protagonist and Qin Shihuang dies, the other will also die. From this perspective, the protagonist cannot be the emperor. At most, he can borrow the body of Qin Shihuang and become the emperor. Also, after the protagonist takes over the body of Qin Shihuang, he fights the rebels. What are the benefits of this? I can think of only two points. One is to occupy Qin Shihuang's body privately and enjoy life. Second, Yu Gong, let the people live a better life. However, these two points are enough. What's the harm in that? Those people like Zhang Liang and Xiang Yu will not surrender, and they will probably be tricked to death by the protagonist (either tricked to death, or tricked to death). At present, there are no big poisonous points, so I will continue to update.

Author, your starting point for writing a book is very novel, but I am afraid of you😭, I am a late eunuch. This book is really beautiful, thoughtful, and thoughtful, but it is obviously difficult to write, so you are not prepared to ask for quantity every day, but for quality and completion.

If Chiang Kai-shek swaps bodies with an old farmer, it will still be Chiang Kai-shek

Is this book going to give Ying Zheng a campaign to go to the mountains and countryside?

I was happy when I saw the title of the book. How is the plot of Let Me Kangkang

The writing is interesting. Come on, author.