A Crossover Journey Starting with The Legend of Qin

Don't boast too much about Ying Zheng. He is just a man, not a god. He has no ability to defeat a country. Taking the land of Baiyue in the south, it was called Guilin and Xiangjun. At this time, he was progressive, but later he made various policies, most of which were for pleasure and success. Don't treat the people as human beings, and have been oppressing the people's power infinitely, and only died in the second generation. Xiang Yu and Zhang Liang are wanted criminals who often roam the streets. The Lanchi bandits in Guanzhong robbed Qin Shihuang, but they couldn't catch him. Liu Bang didn't know that there was no one to catch him in Mangdang Mountain The nobles of the Six Kingdoms wanted to rebel, but most of them were forced to rebel by Qin Shihuang's various policies. Hu Hai had a problem, but not as big as Qin Shihuang. Hu Hai only took office for half a year, and the whole world rebelled Chen Sheng, Wu Guang, and Liu Bang were not nobles of the Six Kingdoms. Clan, they serve in the military service, not the corvee, and even if they are in the corvee, they are still in the second class, but they become peasants in the bright moon of the Qin Dynasty Not to mention the Great Wall Legion, the Battle of Julu is over, The Southern Army is even funnier, they are just some sons-in-law, prisoners and so on. Qin's law is strict, and you will be a prisoner if you are not careful The most Qin Shihuang can do is to keep Guanzhong and Shu, and even this is very difficult. Unless Liu Bang and Xiang Yu fought over, and then Qin Shihuang flew in all of a sudden and slapped hundreds of thousands of people away, that would be possible And even if Xiang Yu and Liu Bang didn't exist, there would still be Zhang Yu and Li Bang. There is no Chen Sheng and Wu Guang, but there is Yang Sheng and Liu Guang And talking about the nobles of the Six Kingdoms, how come the nobles of the Six Kingdoms rebelled against the Qin, but there were no nobles of the Six Kingdoms against the Han. After all, the Han Dynasty practiced recuperation and reduced Qin's laws I don't know why Qin Shihuang has been praised so much in recent years. After all, he is an emperor of a feudal dynasty. 10 Years ago, when I read time travel novels, there were people who directly killed Qin Shihuang, or directly turned his spirit into a dog I have never refuted Qin Shihuang's achievements, but I just don't like others to deify him. Why Qin Shihuang is not dead, no one in the world dares to rebel, and it is not a fantasy world

This time, bro knows how to avoid lightning when writing about clothes, but don't write about taking over. Put away your Cao Xiao👻 ideas, don't write about second-hand women if you can write about brand new ones

Wouldn't it be the same as the protagonists in the previous books who have average talents? Is this one going to have a genius and evil protagonist? Regardless of whether the soup is changed or the dressing is changed, they are still the same protagonists?

It was originally well written, but Chapter 211 was disgusting. After so many masters, Wei killed Yan Dan, who was still a scumbag. The reason for the failure was not that Yan Dan was too strong, or that the people he sent were too weak, or that the Mo family rescued him in time. The reason for the failure was that there was too much nonsense. I was really speechless. After preparing for so long, I ended up feeding the readers a piece of shit. Forget it, the author gives Yan Fei to Yan Dan. What a waste!

Since it's a comprehensive comic, I don't understand what it means to have a boy, which makes me a little bit confused. Slipping away

After Qin Shi finished writing, I guess the book was almost finished. This book shouldn't be called a comprehensive comic.

There are already enough heroines and supporting actresses in Qin Shi, but the author has to add more female characters. This novel is composed of women, but every character is written like a passerby. This is a forced novel.

I feel that it is not as good as Luowang Ren, especially the description of the protagonist going to Qin and what he did to go to Qin. The protagonist clearly told Da Siming and the others over and over again, but the author still had to explain it again and again when it happened. It was boring, as if he was trying to make up the word count. Che Zuluo talked back and forth.

The author obviously doesn't know how to write about political struggles. This area feels quite unfamiliar. Why does he keep writing about it? Write about the harem well, and write more, because it is for your harem. If I wanted to read about political struggles, I would have read historical texts long ago.

Why can't the author resist designing a takeover? The person who snagged the net is a surprised salamander, this one is a female hero