In the Qin Dynasty, Entertaining the Warring States

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The synopsis is essentially turning back the clock of history; it's quite amazing.

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A worthless Eight-Talented One was somehow portrayed by the author as being even more awesome than the top-tier Heavenly One.

The Qin Dynasty novels we see nowadays are all about collecting women and building harems, making it seem like they can't live without women. They don't properly depict the court, the martial arts world, political intrigue, or martial arts. It's so hard to find a book like that.

The book started off alright, but it got increasingly nonsensical and absurd as it progressed. It seemed like everyone revolved around the protagonist, who eventually became an idiot, seemingly devoid of intelligence. Yet everyone still praised the protagonist's cleverness—the logic is clearly flawed. A country, a prime minister. How can someone so famous not even know if they've been to their own country or are even on their own territory be the second-in-command?

Have you ever traveled through time? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

Fawning over Ying Zheng is useful; once he dies, kill Li Si and Zhao Gao, and become Prime Minister Cao.

Each of the seven kingdoms has an original female character, who is not only a royal noblewoman, but also happens to be the guardian of the "Azure Dragon Seven Constellations" bronze box. Finally, there's the model from the neighboring "Dou Qi Continent". (Includes a female character from Shu Mountain.