How real is "The Qin Empire"?

The main plot of "The Qin Empire" is real. Of course, the work contains the screenwriter’s position and feelings, and some details are inconsistent with history. For example, calling the king of Wei “my king” is wrong, because Wei only became “king” in the fourth year of Hui Wenjun. ; Wei Gongzi Ang was captured in the 21st year of Duke Xiao, and Gongzi Ang also fought for the Qin State, and captured Wei's general Long Jia, which happened in the seventh year of Hui Wenjun; in the film Hou Ying was actually Lord Xinling's disciple, a pig butcher, and helped Lord Xinling steal amulets to save Zhao; as for Shang Yang's death, he was not arrested because he wanted to see his "mistress", but because the prince was Qian. They reported that Shang Yang wanted to rebel, but Shang Yang was afraid and ran to Wei. Wei refused to accept them because Shang Yang had defeated them. Shang Yang returned to Qin and sent troops to the north to attack Zheng in order to gain a foothold. However, Qin sent troops to attack Shang Yang and defeated him. In the state of Zheng, the chariot was broken again; and Shang Yang had a flamboyant personality. Later, when Shang Yang went out, he needed a lot of pomp, and if he didn't have this pomp, he wouldn't go out.

As for the personal relationship between the children and the children in it, it was the screenwriter’s own obscenity. If he didn’t intend it to be obscene, who would read it?

This TV series acknowledges Shang Yang’s great achievements, but at the same time it over-glorifies him. In comparison, the description of Qin Xiaogong is more objective and fair. Qin Xiaogong is indeed a great monarch. He did list the faults of the previous generations of monarchs (of course he did not criticize his own father, which shows the duality and weakness of the ruling class), and he did say that those who can strengthen Qin "divide the soil with it", that is, split the soil and ennoble the king. Of course They didn't say that Shang Yang would be "replaced". Even so, in that historical environment, he could list the faults of previous generations of monarchs and enjoy the Qin Kingdom with his ministers. This shows how grand he is!

My evaluation of the history of the Qin State is: it thrives on filial piety, thrives on martingale, reaches Zhao, succeeds on Qi, and shows itself to the First Emperor. Among them, Bai Qi was appointed as the chief of Zuo Shu, moved to Zuo Geng, Jin Guowei, promoted to Daliang Zao, granted the title of Wu'an, and became a general. He fought in more than 70 battles without any defeat and wiped out 1.65 million people!