The Iron-Blooded Qin Dynasty
铁血大秦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 19y ago
- English
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Although the writing was still readable, there were too many concubines, especially the part about marrying Lü Zhi, so I gave up on it.
Knowing full well that Empress Lü was such a vicious woman, you still married her. Are you even more amazing than Liu Bang?
To be honest, this is the level of writing from over a decade ago! It has many flaws now, and the formulas have been overused; it's normal that you can't get into it! Back then, Jazz's writing was very immature!
Where is Bai Qi, the God of Slaughter?
Xiang Yu must die a humiliating death; Fusu should quickly find an opportunity to kill this scourge. That bastard burned so much of Qin's advanced technology with a single fire, and he even killed prisoners! Liu Bang was laughing his head off; what a moron. And later generations keep praising him endlessly—just shut up! He set Chinese industry back by so many years.
After reading "Qin Officials," I found reading historical texts with poor historical accuracy utterly uninteresting.
I came in just to say one thing: if you transmigrated into the body of Fusu, would you still need to be afraid of Xiang Yu or Liu Bang? (They probably wouldn't even be able to cause chaos. If Meng Tian's faction hadn't died, anyone daring to rebel would be asking for trouble. Do they really think "the rain will cause a delay"? It's just a charade.
Seeing Han Fei claim he wasn't a spy was utterly baffling. The book's subject matter is good, but the author's writing skills are terrible, to make matters worse. The historical text is interspersed with numerous modern terms, making it seem like the author completely disregarded ancient texts.
I only have one feeling about this protagonist: his nine years of compulsory education were a complete waste.
No wonder all eight of their works are rated R; they're truly rubbish.
Didn't they say that Qin Shi Huang loved the Epang Palace, and that a palace was built in his memory after his death? It's the Epang Palace, isn't it?