The Grand Tutor of Great Qin

The author has ideas, but the historical foundation is too poor and the connotation is not enough.

There are a lot of typos and title mistakes. There are many logical inconsistencies. But as a cool article, it is still very fascinating without thinking about it carefully.

I really don't know who likes this book, and how the author insists on writing so much. I must admire the author for this.

The logic behind it is all messed up, the chapters are endlessly frustrating, and the content is basically copied and pasted from Baidu. If you want to read it, you must lose your IQ and memory at the same time, so you should be able to read it. . . .

Nothing else, just too many typos

There is no common sense at all, it's all based on the author's own assumptions, and it's all based on the author's own personal hip-hop random fabrication.

At that time, both Zhao and Qin were running out of gas, and both sides had no food. The battle was actually a gamble on the fate of the country, and whoever lost would be doomed.

Lao Li is not yet the head of the hundred officials. Feng Quji is the Prime Minister on the right and has a higher status than him.

Fusu is so useless. He knows his ending and still doesn't change. Can time wait? There are a lot of typos.

A bit lacking in history and culture