The Qin Official

I really regret it. I traveled to Xi'an for 4 days on March 24, 2024. Because I was too tired to climb Mount Huashan, I bought the tickets for the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, but I canceled them. If I had read this novel earlier, I would have gone to look for the smiling "Black Warriors" no matter what. Hey, I don't know if I will have the chance to go to Xi'an again.

The author is a great talent, I wish I had known it earlier If you go to Kuang Fu Han's room, you will definitely succeed.

After finishing this essay, this book should be regarded as the best among Qin Dynasty historical novels or similar parallel worlds. The period words are used fluently, and the characters are vivid and fascinating. It's like following Lao Hei and traveling back to the Qin Dynasty to experience the hardships of ruling the world. I only read a hundred or ten pages of the original book "Chu Ci". Many people were dizzy and confused and confused about the artistic conception of the words. After reading this book, I feel better 😄 or I may read a few more pages in the hope that I can use silky smoothness like the author. The author is a great talent!

Qin Li was selected into the collection of the National Library. This book cannot be simply read as an online novel. The author uses Heifu, a small character recorded in the Yunmeng Qin bamboo slips discovered by archeology, as the starting point to describe the magnificent and epic process of the unification of the Qin State. The article contains detailed historical data, sharp writing style, and no procrastination. After Qin Li finished reading it, he couldn't read any novels for a long time.

I have read more than a hundred chapters so far. The author is very attentive and pays great attention to details. There are very few people who write historical time travel stories with such care. Most time travel stories are mindless and pretentious, and they can't even write the character structure well.

The subject matter is okay, the first half can be read, but there is no need to read the second half. This is a common problem with historical writing. It's anticlimactic, everyone can die, but the people around the protagonist can't die? Anyone can be defeated, but the protagonist is undefeated? Just read the first half to enrich your historical knowledge. There is no need to read the ten chapters after the death of the First Emperor.

The book is definitely a good book, but the writing style is too classical Chinese, which is very frustrating for the author. For ordinary readers, it is easy to read unfluently. In the current vernacular world, writing long novels involves too many classical Chinese formats, which is detrimental to both readers and authors. The author has put a lot of effort into the content itself, but it is a pity that the writing is too technical, which is not conducive to the promotion of history and culture, and loses the original intention. I have also read a book about the late Ming Dynasty before. It is very well written, mainly in vernacular. People who don't know the history of the Ming Dynasty have annotations below. It's a pity that the author has passed away

What the hell are you writing? I always saw someone recommending this book and said it was well written. I opened it for the first time and read a few chapters. I found it uninteresting and couldn't stand it at all, so I gave it up. Recently, I saw someone recommending it and read it again. I found that there was too much nonsense and a lot of explanations. A meaningless little thing can be written for more than ten years. Zhang, also wrote the protagonist as a saint. In ancient times, there was only one woman who gave birth to two sons. She conquered the world without proclaiming herself emperor, so what kind of regent was there? In that era, if you didn't become emperor or king, there would always be someone else who wanted to. If you didn't take the rightful position, others would take it. Your descendants would not know how they died. What's the point of such a time-travel? And wherever the author writes, the environment is very harsh, the enemies are very powerful, and the protagonist can finish the game at any time. However, the protagonist does not need to cheat and use any epoch-making weapons, but he can still solve problems and defeat the enemies. The plot is always like this and it is quite speechless. I can only say that it is too ruthless. Most of the nearly 400 million words are filled with trivial matters. In the whole book, the main character's wife is not mentioned much. Is it the heroine or the heroine? Also convinced

After reading it, it is indeed a leader among historical online articles, and it is well-deserved. 1. Plot The overall plot does not offend any historical points, with twists and turns and ups and downs, making history come alive. I won't go into details of the plot, but it is not easy to write a history that is well-known to women and children, with its ups and downs, and in a colorful way. The foreshadowing is also relatively reasonable. There is no disagreement or taking something for granted, but it is well-founded and specific, which is rare and valuable in such impetuous Internet literature creation. The foreshadowing is buried deep, but when you react, it's clever. For example, the Great Qin Tengu is really powerful. 2. Characters As a police academy student from two thousand years in the future, he travels back in time to become a real figure in history, Black Fu, and the setting is relatively novel. In the same type of historical novels about the Qin Dynasty, the protagonist is either the extra son of Qin Shihuang, or a real unknown person with a surname, which is really ridiculous. It is normal for Heifu to establish military exploits in the war of unification, enter the court during internal construction, and shine in the war of expansion. He achieved one feat after another by relying on the information gap from later generations. But like other novels, it doesn't dryly describe the events and then disappear. Rather, it explains clearly the causes and consequences, and expresses its impact and significance clearly. Heifu has the thinking of a normal person and has his own opinions and methods of dealing with difficulties. He is not a stereotyped character. Zhao Gao is a traitor in history. This kind of "treachery" is reasonably portrayed in the novel, which neither makes Zhao Gao's image abrupt nor makes him too stupid. Just right, just right, relying only on his own inference and thinking, he is on par with Heifu, who has the knowledge of future generations, and sometimes even overshadows the protagonist. It's really memorable. Qin Shihuang, as the ruler of the empire and the man at the top of the pyramid, the image is not as rigid as other novels, but he is truly brought to life, as if he is right in front of your eyes. As an emperor, in the novel you can clearly feel his domineering aura in heaven and earth, and you can also feel his unruly, eager for quick success, and happy with great achievements. It seems like he is right in front of you, but there is always a sense of alienation. Just through words, a well-known figure is described so vividly that you can only admire. 3. Writing style The writing style of this book is comparable to some literary works. Quoting from classics, quoting from other sources, and using many non-poetry poems and songs are enough to prove how much effort the author spent. A team may not necessarily have an author with such strong writing skills. Whether it is the yin-yang brushwork, straightforward narration, implicit and restrained, scene description, character portrayal, and plot narration. In short, the various expression methods and techniques are used with great proficiency and awesomeness. The quotes in this book are spot on. The dialogue and thoughts of the characters in the article are all good. All in all, it must be said that the first historical online article is well deserved. It's a pity that the author died young, otherwise he should have been able to write better and better works.

After reading Qin Li, I regretted that the author left so early. I wonder what the author wrote about the Song Dynasty and Ming Dynasty. I hope that the author will be reincarnated and achieve great things like the books he wrote.