The Greatest Qin
最秦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 929k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Good reads and satisfying stories Yue Xia Sang: No Rebirth; Primitive Rebirth Feng Lin Yi Shi: Reborn as a Nobody; The Great Sage of the Goblins in the Primitive Otherworld The Great Demon King of Journey to the West; Tales of the Tang Dynasty; Strolling Through the World of Wuxia The Path to Enlightenment of the Nether River in the Primordial World; Back in the Ming Dynasty as a Military Governor; Brocade Guards Rule the Nation The Brocade Guards Slay the Bright
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[Comment] To be honest, Han Xin has been somewhat mythologized; the author doesn't need to consider that much!
The author already has a large roster of military generals. Historically, without Zhang Liang's open strategies, Chen Ping's intrigues, and Xiao He's logistical support, what could Han Xin have done? The more troops Han Xin commanded, the better. But without Xiao He's logistical support, what kind of soldiers would he have?
Dude, please fix this bug. The title "Emperor" was popular during the Qing Dynasty; before the mid-Tang Dynasty, it was always "Your Majesty." The title "Emperor" is disgusting.
[Comment] No matter how awesome Uup is, he can only be a pioneer.
Those who rise through the ranks via martial arts competitions are merely vanguards, not commanders. To put it bluntly, they're not even generals. The practice of selecting generals through martial arts competitions is a bit... Unconventional. Actually, Meng Tian wasn't incapable of being the commander-in-chief, despite his failing health. His intelligence was sufficient.
[Comment] The author should think twice.
1. Maodun should only be starting out now, doing the miserable work of a proton in the Great Yue. 2. Without eliminating the Donghu, the Xiongnu could not have destroyed the Yueshi, but all of this was done by Modu. However, Modu was acting as a hostage in the Yueshi. If you want a threat from the north, you'd need to give Modu a huge advantage, which would be extremely difficult.
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This book is not about Hu Hai, but about Zhao Gao; the author is an accomplice.
[Comment] There's something I don't understand. I'd like to ask the author for clarification!
Is the author writing for personal enjoyment or as a side job, intending to publish and earn some pocket money in the future?
[Comment] Meng Yi was inherently a great talent; it's just that his development path differed from Meng Tian's.
Meng Yi was originally groomed by the First Emperor to succeed Li Si. At that time, Meng Yi's position was equivalent to the First Emperor's chief secretary. Moreover, there were many members of the Meng family in both the northern frontier and the southern Yue regions.
[Comment] Great! Please update!
Update quickly, or I'll shove your ass in... 😃😃