Da Qin: the Beginning Was Soft and Hard, and the First Emperor Was Fooled into Lameness

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It's quite interesting. It's rare to see books written since Ying Zheng was a child. A few of them are consistent with historical facts, and none of them are out of date.

This book tells the story of the protagonist Chu Yunshen who traveled back in time to the Warring States Period, met Zhao Ji by fate, and later returned to Qin with Yiren, Ying Zheng, Lu Buwei, and Zhao Ji. Because every time what he says can be thought of by others, the protagonist's status is getting higher and higher. Before his death, Yiren entrusted the protagonist with the title of his second father, and Lu Buwei was his second father. Then the protagonist's casual words are always made up in the mind and affect history. Yingzheng was named the emperor before his death. In one day's sleep, he traveled back to the modern world, just like a dream. This book is still good, with a lot of laughs, but some historical figures in the middle and later stages of the book disappear inexplicably, such as Zhao Ji, Han Feizi, etc. This is the biggest problem. At the end, I obviously found that I didn't know how to write. In the last chapter, the author said that it was the first time I wrote and it was normal to have shortcomings, so I gave it an average rating.

Is there a female protagonist?

Nice

Although the protagonist is a salty fish and doesn't want to work, and the over-intelligence of others is the core of this novel, but it always seems like the protagonist is stupid, and he can relax appropriately. For example, for irrigation and farming, you can directly use waterwheels and curved plows, and occasionally make suggestions based on history; Some, such as wheelbarrows, can be used by laborers. The protagonist didn't think much of them at first, but they were later used by others for military purposes. The protagonist never wants to do anything except eat and sleep. His achievements are all based on other people's imagination, which makes the protagonist look stupid.

Overall, this book is quite good, better than anything I've read before. The plot is also quite exciting.

It was very interesting to write at the beginning, but then the hundred or so chapters were filled with brainstorming, which made me tired of reading. Later, I revised more than 200 chapters, and it is still the treasure of Zulong. There are more than 300 chapters, almost 400 chapters, and Zulong is written to be cold and cold towards the protagonist at times. Around chapter 430, Fusu is a Confucian waste, and Zulong wants the protagonist to teach him. Didn't the protagonist teach Fusu General Lu Hu Hai and the others for a long time? Forget it, I'm almost at the bottom of the book anyway.

Chapter 50: No one died. This is the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, not a modern business war... Goodbye.

Some things are gone within a few chapters of writing.