Great Qin: From the Start, I Annihilate One Hundred Thousand Xiongnu
大秦：开局覆灭十万匈奴
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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525Chapters
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9.0Score
2.1kRatings
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Reader comments 14
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Chapter 13 I couldn't stand it when I saw the policy towards the grassland. The harsh environment of the grasslands led them to rob the Central Plains, and getting something for nothing made them addicted. Five thousand years of history tells us that when we are strong, you can put the grassland in eighteen different postures, but when we are weak, they will not hesitate to pick up the butcher knife. The first thing to manage the grasslands is to reduce the population, such as driving to Rome and letting the Romans learn to respect them. The second is to migrate the population to the grasslands and dilute the original population density. The third is cultural assimilation. The fourth is to prevent people from starving to death and freezing to death in the grasslands. The article talks about dividing pastures, appointing tribal chiefs, etc. It can only be said that I have not studied history, and I take it for granted.
What about the system? The protagonist has strength, but it's frustrating to watch.
OK
Isn't Xiang Ji Xiang Yu?
The writing is good, and the theme is OK, but it's too wordy, with too many statements, analyses, and foreshadowing, and the plot is rather bland.
The author's writing of the protagonist is too bad. He is obviously so strong and has so many powerful subordinates, but when the protagonist talks, he feels like a submissive person without any domineering attitude.
Liu Bang was from Fengxian County, not Peixian County, and Peixian County was his place of work. Find out later.
The rating is so low because there are too many typos. Reading a novel for the first time is like guessing a riddle. No wonder many people don't like it.
The more I look at it, the more frustrated I feel
I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 130. Is the system dead? So frustrated? Sign in, summon