The Great Qin Imperial Tutor

Name: The Great Qin Imperial Tutor
Author: Yin Yang

大秦帝师

by Yin Yang (殷扬)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.1M Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
Updated: 18y ago
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Synopsis

Determined to build on the achievements of six generations, Qin Shi Huang launched a campaign of unification to crush the six rival states east of the mountains. After ten years of war, he finally fulfilled his ambition: wielding his might to rule the realm, swallowing the two Zhou states and extinguishing the feudal lords, ascending to the highest position and commanding the world, enforcing his rule with whip and rod, and making his power resound across the four seas.

Zhou Chong, an operations executive at a prominent company, unexpectedly arrives in this extraordinary period of history. Through a twist of fate, he becomes Qin Shi Huang’s imperial tutor and a figure renowned throughout the land. With his assistance, how will Qin Shi Huang fulfill the historic mission of unifying the country? Will he build the Qin mausoleum, Epang Palace, and the Great Wall again? Will he still burn books and bury scholars alive? With the help of Zhou Chong, the imperial tutor of an age, where will the Great Qin Empire be headed?

P.S. Qin Shi Huang is a deeply controversial historical figure. In the eyes of later generations, he is remembered more for his infamy than his achievements, obscuring many of the Qin dynasty’s merits: the Qin government’s efficiency and incorruptibility, its sound legal system, its respect for the rule of law, and its clear system of rewards and punishments were unmatched by later generations. Its approach to recruiting and employing talent was also unique, and later dynasties could not rival the Qin army’s formidable combat strength. Even more remarkable was Qin Shi Huang’s ability to appreciate, understand, and apply new things. Such an ability was rare not only in Chinese history, but in human history as well.

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Watching this made my IQ drop.
32 likes8y ago
The author's cultural background is still insufficient. In the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, "gongzi" was not a title that could be used to address just anyone. "Daren" referred to one's parents. The Qin Dynasty did not have the tradition of calling officials "fufu daren" (parents and elders).
14 likes8y ago
I quite like the Qin Dynasty. (Passing by)
11 likes8y ago
Well... The author's writing is really distracting. They keep throwing in "I think," followed by a whole bunch of their own opinions. Dude, I came here to read a novel, not to chat with you. 😅😅😅
9 likes5y ago
For a novel written ten years ago, this level of quality is quite remarkable, and actually quite good; at least it's better than some truly amateurish novels.
5 likes7y ago
I felt like killing someone just watching. **Same self-righteousness.** **Same thoughts.** **Same ideas.**
4 likes6y ago
I haven't read the book; I'm just sharing my thoughts based on the introduction. Some people have already mentioned building the Great Wall, so I won't comment further. The Qin Mausoleum has political factors, such as the way the people of the six states were treated, and also Qin Shi Huang's own ambitions. He was a great emperor in life, and his thoughts remained the same even after death.
4 likes8y ago
The wording is too casual! They start with "Young Master" and "Lord"—while the Qin Dynasty did have "Young Masters," those were the sons of dukes and marquises! Real Young Masters! Did "Lord" even exist back then? Even if they did, they wouldn't address officials as "Lord," would they? Ugh, this is awkward…
3 likes6y ago
It's really disgusting to watch. The protagonist always talks like this, first thinking to himself, and then saying what he wants to say. It's all written in this format, which is really annoying.
3 likes6y ago
What kind of rubbish is this? Such a cowardly character, and he calls himself an Imperial Tutor? He's an utter disgrace to the title!
3 likes9y ago