Chronicles of the Great Qin Empire

Mengzi's writing tends towards rationality; he doesn't favor overpowered characters, but vividly portrays the cruelty of war while remaining captivating. His writing is first-rate, yet not mindless wish-fulfillment, which might deter some readers. Wishing Mengzi continued success in his writing!

After reading dozens of chapters, I still don't understand what you're trying to express or what you're trying to write?

What exactly is the protagonist trying to do? After being captured, shouldn't he only have one goal: to survive and escape? Why are there so many objectives, like what will happen to the Qin state in the future, or what will happen to Li Mu? Is this crazy?

What a terrible name! "Precious Cauldron"? Why don't you use a "Graceful Canopy" instead?

This novel seems to lack a central theme; the protagonist has no idea what he should be doing. It's written in a somewhat chaotic and nonsensical manner. The protagonist is truly schizophrenic, exhibiting both benevolence and cruelty in his later thoughts—a classic example of double standards.

The abrupt ending was thankfully...

Is this an idealistic science fiction story?

It's rare to see such a wonderful novel these days; the author was simply born in the wrong era.

I can't understand why the author designed the protagonist to be so poor and pathetic; it makes me feel disgusted.

I thought the precious tripod was an antique! But I couldn't understand it; it was too profound!