
Great Qin: I Just Unified the Realm, and You Want Me to Return to the Modern Era?
大秦:我刚统一,你让我回现代?
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- Completed
- Length
- 620k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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209Chapters
558Recommendations
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Reader comments 22
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Young master, do you have some misunderstanding about the food served to nobles?
Young Master Fusu, wait a minute! You've just pushed open the door of the foot massage parlor, and as a reader who has traveled from the future, I really can't help but lend you a hand. You say the streets are full of pale and emaciated people, that's because you, as the Crown Prince, plunged headlong into the "people's livelihood experience zone" of Xianyang City!
The introduction didn't mention one thing about ancient times: hygiene was a serious problem, and there was no toilet paper to wipe one's bottom. 😏
I'm saying that Tianmu is 99% shit, not just all of it, it's 99% shit, you get the picture? This is a classic example of 💩.
The first few chapters were so bad I almost died from the poison. Could the protagonist please stop acting so desperate, like he can't live without women? You're always talking about foot massages and JK uniforms, but then he transmigrates back and acts like a virgin at a foot massage parlor. Turns out he's never been there before. And why was he silenced by the Heavenly Dao after transmigrating?
I read the beginning and I'm speechless! What's the current state of Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform)? This kind of book is even on the daily recommendation list! 😰
Slender and plump, youthful face and striking beauty—these phrases seem to have existed since ancient times... So how could they all be godfathers with sallow complexions?
During the time of the First Emperor, probably very few powers in the world had a written language, and even if they did, they couldn't possibly understand modern writing. How could you expect them to learn it in seven days?
I can't hold back anymore! While most people in ancient times didn't have enough to eat or wear, that doesn't mean the nobility did. Phrases like "plump and slender like Yang Guifei," "fish sinking and geese falling," and "moon hiding and flowers blushing" suggest that while there weren't as many beautiful women in ancient times as there are today, there were certainly truly beautiful noblewomen…
The First Emperor would casually burn the memorials he reviewed; what if you even added a single sentence like, "I just glanced at them"? They got cocky as soon as they paid.
My humble thoughts
The creativity, the ideas, and the ancient setting are all quite good. However, the modern-day plot has too many flaws. The protagonist's character is a bit too negative. The first few chapters were extremely off-putting; I was incredibly angry after reading them, and I continued reading with the intention of swearing at the author.