Sunshine Daqin

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I was persuaded to quit by the relationship between the protagonist and his sister. I didn't look back because I didn't know if there would be a sister who was an adopted dog terrier in the future. But before I was persuaded to quit, this sister was still the biological sister of the protagonist. As a result, the author made the two people get along with each other. The scene was written in an extremely ambiguous way, and the viewer felt a chill. There was no warmth between brother and sister at all. It was all ambiguous in an indescribable way. Haha, I'm not saying whether the author's views are correct. Anyway, he doesn't agree with me. Farewell. See you.

Economic and cultural efforts can only bring the seven countries closer together. To truly form a unified country, we must finally resort to force.

Without unification, the Western Expedition would be bad, right?

It seems a bit strenuous, but I feel like I still prefer the farming and hegemony style.

The story is not bad, but the layout of the article needs to be improved.

Can a time traveler really know everything and be omnipotent?

If Lao Qin's population of 1.5 Million wants to integrate millions of people from the Western Regions, there will be many consequences.

How to ensure logistics for the expedition to Persia? Grab it all the way?

How can a female devil like a monkey be sold?

I didn't read a book today, so I signed in.

It feels like the focus is not on the Seven Kingdoms' struggle for hegemony

I feel it is safer to unify first and then conquer the west.

Kisikyo's character is very confusing.

The nearly hundred chapters before and after are so boring.

The protagonist's actions in Luoyi seem to be about respecting the king and rejecting the barbarians, not about unifying the world.

As the first novel that I have spent all the money to read at the starting point (I used to read it for free on other software or get a copy), I feel that it is necessary for me to write a review for this book. First sentence, I think this book is a masterpiece, feel free to criticize me if you don't like it. To be honest, some people criticize the author, and others say that the author is not interested in writing about things at home. My first impression is that the author is really a great author. I want to call this article a masterpiece. Although as a modern person, I know too much, not to mention the professional version of law, economics, psychology, physical chemistry, philosophy, and various folk methods and crafts. This is a big bug. In other words, it is very reasonable. The author said that he could not control it later. It is true that the progress in the later part is a bit fast and sloppy, but there are indeed many things in it that show the author's high quality. In terms of science, economics and law, since the author wrote those things, the ideas cannot be based on current research, but can only be said to be based on the original knowledge base, so the author can really be said to be knowledgeable. In terms of history, the author's control of various time points in history is really good. It must not only follow historical development, but also control the rationality of the butterfly effect. It is very good to ensure that no big bugs appear, not to mention that the author really makes it difficult to see any bugs. Just one sentence, the author, I hope the author can read my post and be happy. I wish the author better and better writing.

I remember that the assassin who killed his wife and children wanted to leave, not Zhuanzhu

It's rare that I finished reading it. I really wanted to complain. I went to Persia, Rome, Greece, and even America to deal with people. But I didn't know that there was a Mauryan Dynasty next to China...

Isn't Japan rich in silver and gold? And isn't it already occupied? You can make a fuss about it.

I can't understand what's written. The sentences are so broken that I can't understand them at all. It's so densely packed with words that I have to read every word carefully to understand the plot. I don't have the habit of reading novels carefully, so I gave up. I can't understand what was written. My head was a mess after reading it.

The protagonist embarks on a great voyage without unifying China. Isn't he afraid that China will become the European countries of later generations and never be able to unify?

When I saw the disgusting woman in Chapter 3, I smiled slightly, Mom, it's okay, haha

It's poisonous, I could die speechless in the first few chapters

What the hell are you writing! Look at how others started, disgusting people

I wrote about the Warring States Period, not about the struggle for hegemony, but also wrote it as a romance novel. Became a Shennong

I personally read dozens of chapters and found it not very interesting. The interpersonal relationships were written in a rather abrupt and far-fetched way and lacked emotional investment and sense of involvement.

Smile when you see Kong Sage, he is very good, but Confucians or ancient scholars will be shot in modern times. His knowledge has been abandoned. Only Legalism is popular in this era, and the rest have been almost eliminated.

It can be said that as an ordinary modern person, if you can travel through ancient times without starving to death, you are considered strong. A lot of modern knowledge was not useful in ancient times, such as making ice. Do you know where saltpeter came from? Steamed buns, do you know how to make dough? Stir-fry? Can you make a fire? Make soap? Don't be ridiculous, can you get the materials? Maybe the only thing you should be proud of is that you know that 1+1=2. Maybe you can apply for a job as a bookkeeper. You also need to be good at writing and know how to write traditional Chinese characters.

I can't see any sunshine in the third golden chapter. You might as well just write about Da Qin. Writing about sunshine is really disappointing...

What the hell, the most annoying thing about reading stories is to popularize historical knowledge. It feels like it's awesome but actually it's rubbish. There are very few real stories. You'll stop reading it after reading a few chapters.