I Am Qin Ershi
我是秦二世
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 12y ago
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A Little Reading List
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A 13-Year Veteran Reader's Picks: Lighthearted Comedies, Infinite-Turn Fiction, and Black Tech
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Highly Recommended by a Fifteen-Year Bookworm
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Top-Tier Reading List
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What a Mess of a Reading List
A Reading List from a Reader of 15 Years
Enjoyable, readable, and worth rereading!
Ye Qingzui's Reading List
These are books I've read and thought were pretty good. Most are completed. Adding them to this list keeps them off my bookshelf and makes them easier to find, and it also gives anyone in a reading slump some recommendations I think are worthwhile. This isn't meant as promotion.
A Bookstall at the End of Memory Lane
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Great Novels
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For When You're Out of Books to Read
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Great Books Worth Reading
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My Favorites
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The Novels I Followed Back Then
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Sharing Some of the Books I've Read
I'm sharing these for two reasons. First, writing is hard, and it's even harder for professional authors. Second, I hope to find people who share my taste. Sometimes you hit a reading slump, not because there are no good books, but because none suit your mood at that particular moment. I've reorganized my Qidian bookshelf three times over the years, but eventually gave up. I think every book on it is good and worth reading, but I haven't read them all. Sometimes I just don't feel like reading a
Dark Codex: A Chronicle of the Copy Dungeon [Follow Me]
★★★★ Seasoned readers, check out my main list, Dark Codex! ★ Great historical fiction, grand historical epics. If you love sweeping histories, armies clashing on the battlefield, wandering martial heroes with beautiful women at their side, and power plays and political intrigue at court, you'll love these. The depth and wisdom of history, its scheming and shamelessness, its cunning and conspiracies, make readers fall in love with it and leave those who haven't read it longing for more. After all
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A Toast to Freedom, a Toast to Death
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Transmigrators
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Read More Historical Fiction to Fill in the Historical Details
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Is the description of "wiping out Goguryeo" for real? Goguryeo was only established during the Three Kingdoms period; before that, it was a prefecture-level city under the Han Dynasty. You don't even know what "wiping out" meant, let alone anything from the Qin Dynasty, where their ancestors were even born.
Two maids appear right from the start, and they appear several times in almost every chapter of the first ten or so chapters. You must be incredibly sexually frustrated to write a story like this.
If you can enjoy a lighthearted, entertaining read, don't take it too seriously.
The burning of books and burying of scholars alive was the right thing to do. What kind of people are Confucius's descendants? They worship whoever is king. At least have some scholarly integrity! You worship the Japanese when they invade? No wonder people say that scholars are useless and those who read a lot are faithless.
The Xuanwu Army is practically primitive powered armored warriors.
Honestly, I read this a long time ago and thought it was really good. I've always wanted a sequel, but I was in a reading slump, so I read it again, maybe even twice… Seeing so many reviews, I'm speechless. 🤫
You're picking and choosing books from 2012 and 2013, so let's put it this way: The novels by Tang Jia San Shao (nicknamed "Potato") are just garbage now. When I was a kid, I read Journey to the West and thought a single golden cudgel weighed over 10,000 jin (5,000 kg), which seemed incredible. Now, a truckload of cargo would weigh more than that.
I watched this classic a few years ago from a pirated copy.
It's still a bit toxic, but other aspects are acceptable. How can a country maintain itself if an emperor constantly exempts taxes for one or three years? And what about the army you maintain, numbering in the hundreds of thousands? Can the country afford to support them? You yourself said there are only 20 million people now, with some beyond your control.
The way they kept calling me "adult" made me feel so awkward. "Adult" is a respectful term for officials that only came into use in the Qing Dynasty; before that, it referred to one's father or father.