Da Qin: I Just Wanted to Lie Down, so Why Did I Become a National Master?
by Xiao Axiang In The South Of The City
About This Novel
[Da Qin + Scientific Research and Farming + Opening Up Territories + Shuangwen] Traveling across the Qin Dynasty, Zhao Dingjiang just wanted to lie down to avoid going to die. In the end, he accidentally saved three strange refugees. The uncle at the head looked at the potatoes with eager eyes. The sissy man is salivating over the trendy brand down jacket. Only that girl looked at him repeatedly. Zhao Dingjiang had a headache and just wanted to send the three of them away quickly and continue to live peacefully. Unexpectedly, the uncle held his wrist tightly and insisted on buying him an official position... N years later, when the world was reunited, Zhao Dingjiang looked confused when he saw his former uncle wearing a dragon robe. He sighed with a troubled face: "I just want to lie down, why do I have to lie down and become a national master?"
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The subject matter is also good, keep up the good work
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The subject matter is also good, keep up the good work
It feels like development is jumping too fast.
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