Great Qin: First Emperor, Hit Me Again

Are Liu Bang and Liu Ji not the same person? What does it mean

The matter of bringing good fortune to the whole people has always been a gamble. Why don't you just go to farm in private and wait? There are also trading houses. Speechless

The front is really good but the back is a bit sloppy and ended up breaking. . . . .

The character descriptions are very delicate, especially the relationship between the protagonist and Ying, which is wonderful

What a mess, Ying Xiuyuan is always written as Huo Qubing

Hahaha, I guess I hired someone to write the second half. It has nothing to do with the previous part. Xiang Yu has become his subordinate, and Tian Yan has become someone I have never seen before.

I haven't seen many, but I really can't stand this population level... The fourth-class people in Yuan Ting are an example, and how can they be close to each other if they are both Chinese people? It is obvious that they can assimilate, but they have to provoke disputes. If the Qing court had not promoted the Sinicization of the Manchus and promoted the status of the Han people, the Qing court would have had nothing to do with it. The beautiful side is also an example. Isn't it chaotic enough in terms of race? It's not good to treat the people differently. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty implemented the grace order just because he won the hearts of the people. Otherwise, just restricting the princes would be of no use.

This book is so confusing, I couldn't stand it after reading two chapters.

The front is pretty good, but the back is a mess.

If this book is read as a fantasy, it may be a good book. However, characters, poems, and allusions from various dynasties are mixed into the article, and I can only comment that it is "a pearl cast in the dark". This is not called fictional history, it is just the dregs of imitation and mixture.