Great Qin: Shocking the First Emperor from the Start

To be fair, while there are quite a few historical inaccuracies, it's actually quite good, especially in its emotional depth. While not exactly delicate, it's certainly very relatable. Of course, it's not just relying on nostalgia, haha. I really hope the author continues writing!! However, I have a feeling it's nearing its end. After all, the Qin Dynasty only had the Roman Empire left to ignite the flames, Cao Cao's invasion was only three years later, and the Ming Dynasty was already fighting the Jurchens. Ah, so I feel like the later parts might not be as exciting as the earlier ones, haha. The selling point, after all, is the ability to change history, communicate with historical figures, and then make sweeping changes; later on, there's no more character alteration. Of course, I hope the author can write better and better. I don't know much about literature, I'm just saying whatever comes to mind, please don't criticize me. It just feels like it's about China, so I guess they won't write about the Qing Dynasty later on, then that's about it, sob sob...

Marking my name before it gets hot, bro, I'm coming!

Not bad, you've come with "I Am King at the End of the Sui Dynasty: Rising from the White Armor in Liaodong"

I've come to visit! It's very well written! I've already bookmarked it and am supporting you!

Excellent book, review complete!

Cao Cao was made emperor by his son; author, you can't treat Romance of the Three Kingdoms as history.

Good article

Creative masterpiece

So, what's the difference between chapters 88 and 89?

A good work that uses historical themes and innovates upon them; I support it.