Zhao Was the Emperor During the Warring States Period

These historical novels are relatively good, they are not very intellectual, but when viewed as entertainment novels, the historical period does not match up. The Dune Mutiny was in 295 BC, the return of the intact jade to Zhao was in 283 BC, and the Five Kingdoms' Conquest of Qi was in 284 BC. This is the opposite, and at this time, King Zhao Huiwen's son was at least several years old. A serious person like me might not be able to read it.

Although the time is a little off, the essay writing and thinking alone are still good, not so outrageous, the IQ is online, the overall is not long, not as much as three or four thousand, 535, just right. A rare and good novel, I sincerely recommend it

Even though there are some typos, regarding the matter of time travel, the author's writing is relatively realistic and does not overuse the identity of a time traveler. Personally I think it's well written and worth reading, maybe it can bring you a little surprise.

The writing style is immature

Fortunately, the plot is okay, but there are some typos

The writing is actually quite good, and the plots of the chapters I read are quite reasonable. I just don't know why but I like to talk about big principles, family, human nature and so on. I really want to read these, why don't I just read books on philosophy and psychology? Moreover, the male protagonist aspires to be the emperor to unify the six countries. It's nonsense to put so much emphasis on love and justice and have a soft heart. It's right not to kill your father, but it shouldn't be because of feelings, but for profit. The first thing is to kill him. The moral and political risks of his father's regicide are too great. The hero's methods and background may not necessarily calm the storm, and even if it does, he will have to pay a high price. Secondly, it is really unnecessary. The third son is the third legitimate son, and the eldest son is out. The third son is a child, and the second male protagonist who becomes the king is the only option. Finally, the father is a war maniac, and he often wins battles, which is very helpful for the male protagonist to dominate the world. Please look at the emperors of Qin, Han, Wu, Tang, and Song, who couldn't find a legitimate eldest son to succeed in the throne, the mystery of the Qin emperor's wife, Han Wu killed his mother and established a son, Tang Zong killed his brother and imprisoned his father, and Song Zu's candle shadow and the sound of an axe, you know that talking about relationships in the Tian family is nonsense. Lao Zhu, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, paid great attention to family ties.

The article quoted a lot of historical facts, but the article ended up being unfinished. It ended hastily when Qin was destroyed.

Why is it normal? It is said that there is no reduction in intelligence, but I think it is really a serious reduction in intelligence. First of all, you have heavily equipped the cavalry, and the enemy still thinks that the cavalry is a weak unit again and again. Secondly, you use black powder again and again to attack the city. Do you really think that the enemy does not have the ability to copy it? Also, you have already practiced steel to assemble heavy cavalry, but you only thought about assembling heavy cavalry and never thought about updating weapons... You must know that when the First Emperor unified the six countries, they were still bronzes. Why, because the smelting level is really not enough, you actually even made steel. I don't know if it is embarrassing or not...

Comparing the power and arrogance of the ancients

The author's writing is not good