The Empire of Qin Rises Again

I've read almost fifty chapters and I can't understand what it's about. I'm confused.

How many time-travelers are there in this book? Who is Lu Zhe's son Lu Yi?

Questions about the description of the first battle between the Qin Army and Nanjun Bastion. First question: The author said that the Nanjun Bastion was filled with arrows after being attacked by the Qin army's arrows. This is wrong and impossible. There are two reasons 1. The bastion in Nanjun is made of cement, not earth and stone. Regardless of the strength of the two materials, let's just say that after cement is hit by sharp objects, the scar shape it shows is completely different from that of soil and stone condensation. The physical structure is different. The cement will just show pits and crumbling chips, the better cements will just have white spots and not become embedded. Unless the nails can be inserted by squeezing them like a modern nail gun, even if modern firearms do not shoot vertically at close range, a large number of ricochet will occur, not to mention arrows, a weapon with insufficient kinetic energy and shear force? 2. According to the author's description, the Qin army's use of arrow materials was difficult to cause embedded damage to the cement bastion. Because the arrow shaft is made of wood, the head is heavy. Even if there is a tail wing for balance, the mechanical vector of the arrow head is not always in front, and simply wanders around. The direction of this force is too dispersed. Unless you are lucky, it is impossible to be embedded in the cement. If a metal arrow shaft is used, it is possible to embed it, because the arrow as a whole has a relatively uniform center of gravity, good kinetic energy and inertia, and the head force is basically forward. The probability of embedding is relatively high. But it's not much higher than a wooden arrow shaft. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? The second problem is that the author described the Qin army's combat power as too strong, which is inconsistent with the actual situation. Qin unified the six kingdoms and defeated them not only because the Qin army was strong. There are many reasons that cannot be attributed to "the Qin army is strong", so it was not that strong in reality. 1. The Qin army is stronger than the Nanjun army, but not much stronger. The Nanjun soldiers are a little afraid of Qin, but this is not the case. Under the protagonist's various policy calls, the encouragement and courage of the soldiers have an immeasurable effect. 2. The real reason why the Qin army is more powerful than the Nanjun soldiers is that the Nanjun soldiers are all new soldiers, while the Qin army has indeed seen blood. The difference is only in this area. The soldiers of the Qin Army are not without fear of war, and even the intensity of training may not be stronger than that of the Nanjun soldiers. Therefore, "those who ask for battle are happy" cannot be regarded as absolute. Therefore, when the author described the battle between the Qin Army and the Nanjun soldiers, he only considered the "soldier" factor, but completely abandoned the bonus of other intangible key factors, which is impossible on the battlefield. You know, in many cases, "protecting the family" is more effective than "defending the country". ~~~~~~~~~~~~ It can be said that I am in God mode, so I am not speaking from the side of the protagonist, but the author did not consider the above factors at all. Even describing the 'cement fort' as having the same defensive capabilities as an 'earth and stone fort' is even more speechless. Cement has a strong ability to absorb force. If it is reinforced cement, its impact resistance is stronger. Just think about how cannons bombarded fortresses during World War II. The kinetic energy of artillery shells is obviously much stronger than that of trebuchets, but it is still difficult to break the "turtle shell". If we look at the situation during the Qin Dynasty, it is even more impossible. Not to mention the protagonist's cement (Harmony) is rubbish. How could the protagonist, who is a construction worker, not know how to mix good cement? ! So what I feel now is that the Qin army is cheating, but the protagonist Fang is cheating on himself. All the Da Qin soldiers are iron kings, and the protagonist's bastion and soldiers are all dregs. It has been several days since the Qin soldiers attacked the bastion. The bastion was almost demolished, but the Qin soldiers did not suffer any casualties. Author, are you kidding me? ? No matter how awesome the Qin army's arrows are, how many arrows and archers do they have in an army of 20,000 people? ? How can I keep shooting when my arrows are gone after more than ten rounds? ? There is no need to consider logistics at all, or do all Qin's archers have unlimited ammunition? ? Or are they all armed with sniper rifles, and the shooting distance is longer than the crossbow bed? ? Is this a historical fiction drama or a fantasy novel? Is it possible that the crossbow bed cannot even kill an archer? Even if the Qin army's archers are all sharpshooters and can shoot 180 steps, the crossbow bed can shoot at least 240 steps. There are special shooting holes in the bastion for archers to shoot. Who will suffer the loss when the two sides shoot at each other? ? In ancient times, there were no trebuchets. The only way to deal with a bastion was to pile up people. 1,000 People could drag tens of thousands of people to be buried together. Because it's useless no matter how you attack, take

I was disgusted by the harem of the protagonist. I collected the beauties and At from each era, two old women, Lu Pheasant sisters, one sister of my brother, one daughter of Zhao Gao, one daughter of the First Emperor, one princess from each country of the Six Kingdoms, Chu, Zhao, Han, Wei, Qi, and one princess from each country, Yu Ji and another little lolita at the age of ten! I don't know if there is anything behind it. This book is poisonous. I suggest book lovers who like historical novels about hegemony not to try it easily to avoid poisoning. Stallion, poison.

I found that many writers like to call Qin Shihuang Zhao Zheng, but Qin Shihuang came from the evil side and was not given the surname Zhao at all. The descendants of Feizi can only be called the Qin family with the surname Ying. Sima Qian had strong likes and dislikes when writing historical records. I guess it is the subconsciousness of Confucian scholars who belittled Qin Shihuang, and even said that Qin Shihuang was a bastard. They wrote about Qin Shihuang's life experience in such a way that the royal family of Qin was a fool, or was the famous King Qin Zhaoxiang a fool.

Fan Zeng (277 BC - 204 BC) was born in Juhuan (now Yafu Township, Chaohu City, Anhui Province, sometimes called Liantan, Tongcheng City, Anhui Province) in the late Qin Dynasty. One sentence in the article: The old man shook his head: "I am an old guy who is nearly 70 years old. How can I have the strength of my feet?" The age of seventy is 70, and Fan Zeng lived to be 75 years old. According to the 40 chronology of the First Emperor's major events given by the author, it shows that it is now in 219 BC. In this year, Fan was 59 years old. It should be said that he was nearly sixty years old. 😅

Once again, can bronze be used as a Mo Dao? I'm about to be blown away. Mo Dao requires certain steel-making skills. Mo Dao is used to deal with cavalry. The bronze Mo Dao might not have to be curled just to cut down a horse. Moreover, Mo Dao carries no less than 80 kilograms of armor. We fight in the south and build Mo Dao soldiers. When it rains, they will all be planted in the ground 🤫

The Qin Dynasty is the most regrettable dynasty in China!

When writing articles, especially the history of the Warring States Period, shouldn't the author understand the Spring and Autumn Period? Chapter 156, Why is the Tian family a big clan in Qi, so it is basically a royal family, right? Also, Qi is a country. If it is not a Qi country, it is called Qi family! The state of Qi was usurped twice, once by the Chen family and another by the Tian family! The earliest person in Qi State was named Jiang! ! ! The one named Jiang! ! ! There is no monarch named Qi, thank you! ! !

As a time traveler, you actually told me that you were confused. I wondered why you were confused. How could you survive in this troubled world? Why were you confused? After you had your own army, you actually told me that you were confused! Damn it, your water character is really not inconsistent at all! There is really no violation! Even if each chapter is more than 30 pages, I can accept it, but I can't accept the fact that you are so good at it. You are really good at it. I don't even understand where your 70,000 recommendation votes came from. Forget about the water character, you have already written more than a dozen pictures just because you were confused, and I am confused. I spent so many starting points just to see you confused! Do you think my brain was squeezed by the door?

Why are everyone complaining about this book? To be fair, I think this book is a rare masterpiece among history books. Anyway, it suits my taste well and I support the author. The protagonist's self-thought struggle is rare. It is impossible for an ordinary person to become an emperor after traveling to the past. It must have been caused by various situations slowly. The details are very good, and many things are very particular. For example, the Qin army did not yell when fighting, and the arrows were shot carefully to avoid accidental injuries, etc.

The character design is too bad... The identity cannot stand up to scrutiny at all, and nothing happened... The actions are too bad, every time he talks about it, he reveals a lot of information about the murder, and I don't know how he managed to survive in society... The knowledge is lost intermittently. I should remember the main figures and major events of the Qin Dynasty. As a result, I don't know the pig's feet, but I know Liu Bang's birthplace and route to success. I really don't understand...

I saw more than 100 pictures. What can I say? I feel that the protagonist is a higher official than him, so he will lick it. And it is common sense that Qin II died. If you don't develop your own base and troops, what does it mean to lick it everywhere?

I haven't read such a trashy novel in years. Especially the protagonist who is greedy for life and afraid of death. I only saw about a dozen of them. So I couldn't watch it. So, goodbye.

It's too poisonous, and if you don't keep secrets, your ministers will lose. From the beginning to the end, the vocabulary of later generations keeps popping up, and you even say to yourself from time to time, are the ancients really fools?

It's really a mess, it's really unorganized, I can't write such a mess even if I just write an empty post, I'm banging my head here and there, I'm convinced, and retreat.

After reading about 40 chapters, I feel so tired. In other time travels, I wish I could have started in the second chapter. Although it is a bit exaggerated, there are also ups and downs in the plot. Here the protagonist befriends this and that, and does miscellaneous science popularization in the military camp. It is as bland as water, and it is half classical and half vernacular. It is boring to read.

This is funny! You moved the training of special forces to the Tang Dynasty. You don't know what the divine right of kings is. You forced the prince to go without food for three days and made him eat rat meat. Really awesome! Let the 9 tribes have fun!

Don't read it with your brain in mind. If you read it with your brain in mind, you will want to scold the author.

There is no main plot, and I don't know what the protagonist is going to do. If you just want to survive, it's very simple. If you want to make a name for yourself, you must start as a soldier and be promoted to the rank of nobility. And the narrative looks like a script, not like a novel. I was so addicted that I gave up the book before I even read the paid chapter.

I'm still scratching my head when I read a novel. I didn't study hard when I was a child, but now I'm a writer. Originally, the novel was just a fantasy, not history.

How did you become the Zhao family? Could it be Zhao Shihuang?

The king of nonsense, he can actually say hundreds of words of nonsense in a row.

It's so poisonous that your subordinates still dare to use it after taking action privately. Aren't you afraid of overpowering the superior?

The first forty chapters were quite good, but when I saw the word "Master Xiao"... I thought it couldn't be changed, so after reading a few more chapters, I saw "Master Xiao" 😅

At the end of the Qin Dynasty, the population was only 21 million. What was this population enough for? Conquer the Western Regions, Japan, and Southeast Asia? Do you know how long it took to incorporate Zhejiang and Fujian into the territory and digest it? How long did it take to digest Yunnan and Guizhou? How long did it take for Guangdong, Guangxi and Hainan to digest? To this day, Taiwan still doesn't identify with the mainland and is still thinking about splitting up! The Qin Dynasty, with a population of 20 million, was able to unify the Central Plains, maintain its family fortune, and take Liaodong by the way, which was already great!

Except for the first chapter, I don't know what to write in the following chapters? Baffling! I came here to read the novel. What I hate the most is that one chapter of the plot is followed by a few chapters of private romance!

I'm speechless, you fucking bullshit king.

This is a rare good book, which can be called a historical masterpiece! The author has fully prepared historical materials. The social features and historical figures of the Qin Dynasty are well described. Many details are not missed, which is in line with the historical environment and social productivity level at that time. At the same time, the rhythm and rationality of the plot are well controlled, even if it climbs the technological tree, it does not derail the social development level at that time. Another point is the lack of fun. This is a common problem of many historical authors, and there is nothing that can be done about it. If you want to write objectively and realistically, you must always pay attention to the historical environment and social environment at that time. This will inevitably make the performance of the protagonist appear to be restrained. This situation is not very conducive to mobilizing readers' reading emotions, and the reading experience will not be very good in the later period. Therefore, this is a big regret for this book. Otherwise, it would not be very difficult for this book to become a hit. ---Recommended by the official @hao "The Thirty-Six Strategies of the Great Shuhuang" Come to us for the Shuhuang!!!

The author has a misunderstanding. The cavalry moves slower than the infantry. The cavalry is erratic and comes and goes without a trace. It takes advantage of high mobility to get rid of the infantry, but it will consume horses. Horseshoes only reduce this consumption. Long-term marches cannot compare with infantry. Heavy armored cavalry cannot defeat light armor. Heavy armored cavalry targets infantry square formations. The only advantages of cavalry are wartime maneuverability and attack range.