Da Qin: the Beginning is Bound to the Destiny of the Country, and the Beasts Are Unified
About This Novel
Traveling through the Qin Dynasty, Ying Yong, the son of the First Emperor, is bound to the national destiny of the Qin Dynasty! He also awakened the beast control system! Control the birds: From then on, Da Qin has an all-seeing "air defense system", which can predict the enemy's opportunities and win every battle! Control the Tigers: Since then, the Tiger Legion has been established, becoming the first legion of the Qin Dynasty! Controlling the Mouse: Monitoring the Seven Kingdoms, I will hear any disturbance, and know all the intelligence of the Seven Kingdoms! You can also steal all the enemy's food! Control... Ying Zheng: "Yong'er, I am not as good as you, so you should be the emperor!"
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Official(8)Scraped 19d ago
Author, what were you thinking when you wrote it? These historical figures are all written down for you, and they help Su become the ghost he is. There are also other characters, but they all serve as foils to the protagonist anyway.
After watching it for a long time, I feel unsatisfied
After reading a few chapters, there are a lot of problems, especially the purchasing power of national luck points and the price setting of items. The elixir for immortality and instant immortality only costs 99,999, while the elixir for extending life for ten years costs 990,000. And even buying some paper costs tens of thousands. What do you think? A bit outrageous
I won't mention enough to buy it this time. I can't read the rest of it. It's all typos.
I haven't read it yet, but the subject of animal control is difficult to write about. In ancient times, you could control rats and control locusts, and you could wipe out all seven kingdoms without fighting.
Ninety-nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine points can make you an immortal and immortal, but you need nine hundred and ninety-nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine points to buy a ten-year life-extending pill? What do you think?
It's not very pretty. This is not pretty.
Not bad, I read it in one sitting, thumbs up for you
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Official(8)Scraped 19d ago
Author, what were you thinking when you wrote it? These historical figures are all written down for you, and they help Su become the ghost he is. There are also other characters, but they all serve as foils to the protagonist anyway.
After watching it for a long time, I feel unsatisfied
After reading a few chapters, there are a lot of problems, especially the purchasing power of national luck points and the price setting of items. The elixir for immortality and instant immortality only costs 99,999, while the elixir for extending life for ten years costs 990,000. And even buying some paper costs tens of thousands. What do you think? A bit outrageous
I won't mention enough to buy it this time. I can't read the rest of it. It's all typos.
I haven't read it yet, but the subject of animal control is difficult to write about. In ancient times, you could control rats and control locusts, and you could wipe out all seven kingdoms without fighting.
Ninety-nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine points can make you an immortal and immortal, but you need nine hundred and ninety-nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine points to buy a ten-year life-extending pill? What do you think?
It's not very pretty. This is not pretty.
Not bad, I read it in one sitting, thumbs up for you
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