Conquering the World

Don't worry about whether it starts with time travel or not. If you can read it with desire, it's a good book! From the beginning of making great achievements, conferring kings and splitting the earth, to the subsequent division of the world and the struggle for hegemony, it is really exciting. The later part of the decisive battle between Qin and Ling in Xiangyang was well written. From the beginning, the two countries arranged their troops, strategies, tactics, etc., The steepness of Xiangyang, the largest city in the world, and the feeling that it was easy to defend but difficult to attack, were really embodied and gave a sense of immersion. After the world was unified and the emperor became emperor, I preferred to watch daily trivial matters, such as the decisions made by hundreds of officials in the court that made me blush, private visits incognito, and the rectification of corrupt officials, etc. I watched them with gusto, and it felt like I was watching a TV series. Especially the final scene of the Liu'an Dam bursting was really touching to me. In a word, it's really beautiful.

There is no problem with the outline of the main plot, but the march and battle are vague. Apart from a rough description of the battlefield process, this novel is basically about daily life. The description of the intrigues in the officialdom and the struggle for hegemony is too green, which shows that the author's skills are not very good. If readers have not read the novels about the struggle for hegemony in the same category, then this novel can be used as an enlightenment novel.

The author's writing style is very stiff, especially when the characters talk, it feels like they are having an awkward chat, and the war scenes are too bland and look like a running account, making it look like a child playing house. Furthermore, as a time traveler, I won't ask you to build airplanes and cannons, but at least you can come up with something with modern elements! There is no difference between being a native and aboriginal! The opening chapter introduces how powerful the protagonist is in time travel! What a bad writing later!

Wasn't it a mercenary who traveled through time? Why did he become so weak?

Shang Rui's tone changed slightly: "The person here is Xu Hu! Who is Xu Hu? He is the most powerful general under the command of King Qin! King Qin ordered him to chop off his own head, but he probably wouldn't even frown! Now, what's the purpose of coming to the palace? What's the purpose?" The above is the original content - scratching his head, this sentence is so familiar.

What did you write? Except for the first dozen or so chapters that can be read, the protagonist is just a tool in the later chapters. Not to mention the intelligence and intelligence of the protagonist, the appearance rate is not as good as that of the supporting characters. It is completely unclear who the protagonist is later...

Is there a map?

Is there a map?

So-so

I'm really speechless. It makes sense that the county magistrate could capture the emperor and hand him over to the judge army, and only four people were there to escort him away.