
Great Qin: It Begins with Taking a Sword for Emperor Shi Huang
大秦:为始皇帝挡了荆轲一剑开始
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- Completed
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- 445k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The fake Qin Er Shi, Hu Hai, was actually Qin Er Shi, Liu Bang. Why waste so much effort trying to please Ying Zheng? You might as well go to Pei County and teach Liu Bang how to lick your boots.
Well, you've portrayed the First Emperor as naive and innocent. Besides, you might not even get to see him in person. You'd be subjected to severe torture, interrogated about how you knew things, and the records would be submitted. Whether you even get to see him is another matter entirely.
"Are kings and nobles born with a special destiny?" We're not allowed to write that anymore, are we? Are we supposed to just be good slaves to everyone?
What's going on? The Qin laws are treated like child's play. And Qin Shi Huang, did no one in the court really want to stop him? Guess why no one stopped him, besides factional reasons?
The Qin King's palace was like a sieve. 😥
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Well, in ancient times, it seems that one had to bow to the emperor on formal occasions (this etiquette wasn't kneeling; etiquette evolved over time). Kneeling was only used for major ceremonies, such as sacrifices to heaven or the change of emperors.
If you don't think too hard, you can still read it. Although what is written may not be wrong just because it is different from most people's understanding, how far can this book go if most people don't like reading it?
If you were transported to the Qin Dynasty, wouldn't you try to curry favor with the First Emperor and let him live a few more decades? Are you going to rebel? What makes you think you can? Because of your nine years of compulsory education?
Your thinking is confused. Before the Qin Dynasty unified China, Xiao He was from the state of Chu. Liu Bang and Xiang Yu were also from Chu. Where are you going to go to declare war on them?
This is the finale?!?!?!