Great Qin: The Poorest Chancellor, Begged by the First Emperor to Embezzle

Not bad, but this fictional history novel is different from other novels. Others start from the bottom and climb up step by step. This one is already at the top from the beginning, so the number of chapters is relatively normal.

It feels good, but some of the cool points that should have been written were not written, and the ending is not perfect. Maybe there will be some extras later.

Evaluation point of view (see a little subjective point of view) The protagonist's ability has been strengthened by later theories, the force is too high, and the character is casual (this is used to add some drama to yourself, so when it comes to force, throw away your brain) [Protagonist Character] And in the original text, he is also very clear about the scope of his talents and abilities. He is not a real genius, but he has also improved his thinking (ability) through some theoretical viewpoints of later generations. He showed aggressiveness and decisiveness when facing foreigners, and his performance also gave him the feeling of a God of War. [Main plot] The title is responsible for attracting readers' interest in reading. The main plot is to increase the national power of Qin and expand its territory. There are very few links such as pure showmanship and slaps in the face. The progress is fast, so there is no need to worry about writing only a few chapters. The early stage is mainly about expanding the territory, the middle stage is to govern the country, and the later stage is also to expand the territory. The progress is very fast, and at least the ending is given, and there is also a shocking plot. [Contradictions] It may be that I am not sure about some plots. In the early stage, the description of the people's sentiment under the rule of Qin was slightly contradictory. Later, it was basically confirmed that the main lines are interlocking and there are basically no contradictions. Regarding the descriptions of others, some celebrities in history are also realistic, and there are no major contradictions. [Ending] In the final part, a good explanation was given. It will end after having a family. It gave some people a good impression, and it was also an open ending (it may also be that the author said that he was impotent and could not continue writing) Ray: It's possible 1. The protagonist has six wives in the end, but they have not been written out before. This can avoid some people feeling nauseated when reading. They are only included in some plots and do not particularly affect the main plot. It's like giving an explanation, but there's no problem with my character, it's all about how you treat me. 2. Some people may not be able to accept the decisiveness of foreigners. 3. There is not much writing, but it is there. Everything is here, it all depends on what you think

The author has some education

Sorry, when I watched it, I always felt that Yu Ji had two crossbows in her hands. Play as a king

Not bad, quite interesting haha