Would you say Qin Shi Huang was a tyrant or a fierce leader?

Although he was a little tyrannous, he also made great contributions in Chinese history. We don't think it is neither a perfect or very wise emperor nor a tyrant.

i think he is a fierce leader i love china

i dont think so

Between, but more towards tyrant. He built the Great Wall, but the resulting high taxes left many farmers unable to buy food and drink. Those who could not pay the taxes were seized, branded and made to work as laborers in very harsh conditions. They were then buried alive in huge pits after their work was complete. Also, he made all the concubines who did not bear him children seal themselves in his tomb with him after he died. These articles are actually rather inaccurate. The most probable cause of death is poisoning, because he drank mercury in the later years of his life. (He claimed to have "rivers of mercury" running through his tomb, and tests have shown that the area around his tomb has incredibly high levels of mercury there.) He believed that the mercury would lend him immortality, which was obviously not the case. (quite the opposite, in fact).

That is right nice job!!

He was a cruel and vicious leader though he might have been fierce, he still had a big part in china.

yes he is a fierce leader.