Who Let Him Become an Official in Qin?!

The main reason for the death of Qin II was that the old Qin people did not get corresponding benefits after they wiped out the world. They were still the same as before and worse, so Liu Bang made a three-part agreement after entering the city. Is this the reason?

There are many reasons for the death of the second generation of the Qin Dynasty, but the only reason is not cruelty, because the laws of the Qin State recognize the existence of ordinary people. As long as ordinary people pass military merit, they can be promoted and obtain titles, but it is different in the Six Kingdoms, except for the nobles, they are all beasts. Who said the criminal law is harsh? Nobles, because the nobles of the Six Kingdoms broke the law, it was okay, but the prince of Qin had to cut off his nose if he broke the law. The Qin State took Legalism as its foundation and governed the country according to the law in modern terms, while the Six Kingdoms were still feudal. . Now let's talk about the problem of the Qin Dynasty. It was destroyed due to riots caused by large-scale projects. The Yuan Dynasty also ended in the same way. Too many young and middle-aged people gathered together, so the subsequent dynasties began to ban large-scale projects. This was the main purpose. Then there was the issue of successors. Infighting at the top was fatal. The rest were minor problems.

A magical book written in an alternative way, awesome

To be honest, Da Qin's demise is inevitable and no one can save it. Because all the systems and laws of Qin serve the goal of destroying the Six Kingdoms, the Six Kingdoms can survive as long as they are still in Qin, but once the Six Kingdoms are gone, Qin's system will begin to bite back on itself, and reform will be impossible. It can no longer turn around...

It's rare that there are still books about Qin. Anyone who can write about this era is either a bit talented or stupid. I'll take a look and give my support.

Is the protagonist hiding behind others? Didn't the Qin Dynasty have a strict system with clear rewards and punishments...

There are just a lot of places that are omitted. I don't know if they were not written or were deleted. This is very bad.

Update the dead hand quickly 😡

Understand the evolution of the rule of law and you will be able to see Legalism clearly. Say briefly. Imperial system (I make the laws, and you all abide by them) Legal system (I make the laws, and we all abide by them) Rule of law (We make the laws together, and we all abide by them) . . . This is the evolution of modern law. . . After you understand this, you can see the limitations of Legalism. Because there is a loophole. (Emperor) Legalism has no way to restrain the emperor. So he was defeated by the emperor Hu Hai. . . . When you have learned enough. When you understand the historical evolution process. When you read the novel, you can see at a glance that some fools are repeating the historical process without pushing history forward in the slightest. . .

The content is okay, but why does the dialogue look so much like a translation of classical Chinese? Such dialogue seems to lack a bit of humanity and reality.