Restoring Qin

First of all, it is well written, and secondly, it is a bit inexplicable. It gave me the impression that it is gay-gay. Some of the tone and expression descriptions are not at all the normal descriptions between two men, or this description is not appropriate (please show me pity 😥).

I found a question. You wrote that Zhao Ji has always had a pressure that will explode sooner or later, and the protagonist is letting things go and only focusing on Yingzheng. Does this mean you want her to follow the path of history? Moreover, it is written that Ying Zheng and Zhao Ji are not closely related. Regardless of history or adaptation, Zhao Ji was willing to risk her life to protect Ying Zheng when she was in the Zhao Kingdom. The words Zhao Ji said to Ying Zheng after the death of Lao Ai and her two children, "You are not my son," can be said to have had an impact on Ying Zheng throughout his life. Either you can't change it later and let nature take its course. You should be able to change it so early. Why not write a Qin novel? The back and forth is not to make up for the early death of the Qin Dynasty and to make up for the regrets of the First Emperor. And the author, can you not write the protagonist in your novel as if he is gay? Every time he talks to Ying Zheng, he must smile. In many previous chapters, whenever he speaks, he smiles and says it with a smile. Some things can be said with a smile, and some things should be more serious.

The food and even the medicinal herbs are currently free of toxicity, so you can view them with confidence.

Great! Keep it up, author! 👍🏻