The Great Qin Imperial Tutor: I Lecture in Prison, and the First Emperor Begs Me to Govern the Empire

Little white text, no depth. Basically, the protagonist accidentally misses something, which makes the ancients think "this person has amazing talents." This is especially obvious at the beginning. In the first question and answer between the protagonist and Fusu, the strategy he proposed should only make the First Emperor feel that "this person is useful" rather than "this person is an amazing talent." During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, a hundred schools of thought contended. How many outstanding talents were there? Can the protagonist's ability be compared with "He Zong Lian Heng", "Shang Yang's Reform", and countless other celebrities? If the protagonist shows more talents in the future, you can write it like this, but it is too early to start like this. In short, you can pretend to be cool, but you can't pretend to be cool.

It's good to read. You are one of the few authors with literary talents among the novels I have read in the past few years. Go ahead and I will give you all the monthly tickets for next month.

This book is very good in literary style. People who study history can read it. I think it's pretty good.

Put a natural paragraph here. After reading it, everyone will know the level of the author and the level of this book. Qin Feng put the washed ingredients into the prepared bronze pot, blanched them in water to remove the fishy smell, and then added soy sauce and other seasonings. Are you talking about the Qin Dynasty seasoning?

It's nice to say, scientific prediction. To put it bluntly, you are a pure prophecy with no scientific basis at all. Why do you want to go back to the modern age after death and reveal your future knowledge? Even if the people who come to you are not some civilians pretending to be Fusu, who taught you to reveal your knowledge to others when you are begging for death? What's more, you are in prison in the palace, for fear that the emperor will not know. A mindless piece of writing. I don't even know how cool the writing can be.

Not bad!

Not bad

The plot is okay, but the problem handling is too advanced. When did the Qin Dynasty have soundproofing equipment?

Xiaobai asked, "You can read it without thinking." And it's a bit taken for granted. This is the Qin Dynasty, BC!!! There should be no seasoning at this time, right? Can you make all kinds of delicacies without seasonings? Can you still eat hot pot???

While the protagonist is familiar with all kinds of history, he meets a noble from the Six Kingdoms named Zhang Zifang, but he still couldn't guess that it was Zhang Liang. Those who praised it are really careless. Can this be called good writing?