The Iron-Blooded Empire of Great Qin

It's pretty good, except that the protagonist has traveled through time and knows nothing, so there's nothing wrong with it.

At the beginning, 30,000 people annihilated 300,000 people. Furthermore, an ancient feudal country with a total population of 5 million was able to recruit 800,000 soldiers, fight tens of thousands of people against 500,000 people, and annihilate 200,000 prisoners and 200,000 prisoners.

How can I put it this way? The protagonist is traveling through time. Why doesn't he have any modern thinking at all? This is very embarrassing. The more I watch, the more dumbfounded I am.

It took me a few days to finish reading it. How should I put it, it was exaggerated in some aspects, and then it was a little rushed at the end. There were some holes that should be filled in. There was no story about the leader of the Qiang people in the middle after he climbed over the mountain, and there was another one in the Zhao Kingdom. The mysterious old man (who likes to use people to refine various things, including poisonous insects and the like), and then the Zheng Le of the Zheng family in Shu Kingdom was taken away by a mysterious person (just because he wanted him to become the second Bai Qi), these holes have not been filled yet. But overall, it's still a pretty good book and worth reading.

The plot is inconsistent with common sense and disgusting

I read more than a hundred chapters but I couldn't stand it anymore. Alas, I gave up.

Unreasonable. Fantasy writing is acceptable. Historical writing is too exaggerated. 500,000 To 30,000 is too fake.

They are all following each other. It's okay in the early stage, but in the later stage, it's really boring to start messing around.

I'm really speechless. Anyone can accept it. The writing is so annoying. The female supporting character's name is the same as the male character's.