History Streamer: All My Fans Are Emperors

It's okay to like Qin Shihuang, but don't think twice. Did Qin Shihuang bring down the Qin Dynasty with one sword and one shot? I can't even say this even if I have a little common sense. It's too licking. What the fuck, was I eaten by a dog in my sixth life? Has the coolest guy from the past been forgotten? Is the death of the second generation all someone else's problem? Would it be better to go slower? You first fulfill the promised military merit system and then talk about other things.

That guy who killed everyone in the court, I thought you were Xiang Yu or Constantine. It was so humorous to be killed by the Crooked Neck Tree alone.

Generally speaking, the writing is okay, but there are two problems. 1. The real life of the protagonist is not well written 2. The hero group in the early Han Dynasty is too beautified.

Do you really think that ancient emperors would be angry when they saw people from later dynasties being slaughtered? Anyway, I don't believe it.

It is thankless to include too many female protagonists in the emotional category. You are definitely not subscribing to this book because you want to see the protagonist fall in love in real life. It is so difficult to write about love. If you write it badly, it will ruin the whole article. If there are problems, many people will abandon the book. If you want to have a real relationship with the protagonist, there are other ways to write it. For example, after the emperor and famous generals know the protagonist's situation, they provide resources and strategies to help the protagonist become bigger and stronger, or the protagonist cooperates with society or national resources to provide ancient China with better development plans and even technology. These are definitely better than love interests.

Qin's problems are too many and complicated. Issues left over from history: It is true that the second generation of the Qin Dynasty died, but the Qin State is an "old" country that has experienced the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Its internal contradictions have always existed. After the unification of the six countries, there is no external pressure, and internal contradictions will inevitably break out. The Qin Law Issue: The Qin Law, which has been criticized by people, bears the scapegoat that it should not bear, regarding the popularization of culture, transportation, and the central government's control of the grassroots in the pre-Qin era. There is a question mark on how much Qin Law is still being implemented and the intensity of its implementation. The most favorable evidence is the Chen Sheng and Wu Guang uprising. The latest archaeological research concluded that only fines and armors were imposed. This makes it seem like the Dazexiang uprising was a conspiracy. I don't think so. This is a vertical comparison of the Kuomintang's recruitment practices during the Anti-Japanese War and Liberation Period. They added layers of pressure, rampant bureaucracy, and cruel and bottomless exploitation of the people. I don't think that in this regard, the pre-Qin period The morality of officials is higher than that of the Republic of China The theory of five big tile-roofed houses The transition from the founding of a feudal state to a unified dynasty Unity of thought The treatment of old interest groups and the cultivation of new interest groups The disadvantages of classical militarism All these deep-seated problems were finally manifested in the various tyranny of the First Emperor. We are now discussing the issue of the Qin Dynasty. It is meaningless if we only focus on Qin Shihuang's violent conquests, spectacles that harmed the country, and tyranny. An article "On the Passage of Qin" has made it very clear and exhaustive in this depth; online articles have been around for so many years, and depth is also needed, especially historical ones. After all, there are so many works, and readers will not be interested in works without new ideas after reading too much. In the field of historical articles, depth and perspective are new ideas.

What was written at the beginning of this book is okay, so why is there no traffic? Is the traffic at the starting point now so bad?

Is this book going to cover all the emperors of the Han Dynasty?

It has the same nature as the historical Tianmu text, and the progress is much slower than Tianmu, because the corresponding emperor was only released after posting a video about the emperor.

The writing is good, but the content of the video made by the protagonist is too little. Those who know the history feel that it has skipped too much. Those who don't know the history can't see the reason. I hope it can be improved.