Da Qin: I Asked You to Touch the Jade Seal, but You Touched a Woman?

Lan Xi didn't want to attend the banquet at first, but when he heard that Jing Ke was there and thought that nothing important would happen today in history, he wanted to go again.

Your cover is so beautiful. You can become a god just by looking at it.

I summoned a soldier saint and sent him more than 10,000 cavalry. I am a prince running around with so many people under his command, but none of them are useful. Does this book have anything to do with signing in?

As a reader, I would like to ask the author a few questions: 1. Where did his followers go after Yingxi ascended the throne? 2. Was the throne of Yingyi snatched from that good-for-nothing Fusu? 3. Will it be a headache for a warrior in the half-immortal realm to handle government affairs after he ascends the throne? 4. Is the First Emperor Yingzheng dead? To be honest, author, your writing before Chapter 490 was quite good, but after winning the interest and ascending the throne, I don't know what you wrote. As a fan of Da Qin series of same-text novels, I sincerely suggest (the content of subsequent updates is not consistent with the content written before) not to write further.

Lan Xi is in a parallel world similar to the earth, which the world calls the Xianwu Continent. Da Qin held a banquet today and he wanted to attend it, but he said he didn't want to go.

The first point is that I have never seen the division of realms from the beginning, which makes me confused. Land gods, heavenly beings, saints, and masters are arranged in this way. Maybe they exist somewhere and I didn't see them. The second point is that I am very confused. What is Cao? He is not a Confucian sage. What the hell is hegemony integrated at the beginning to increase abilities? The third is the character plot. I can't say it's good or bad. Anyway, it's all conceived by the author. It just doesn't read like Qin Shi. It feels like it's just a dynasty film. There is also a saying that it is a national luck system, which is naturally suitable for the battlefield. I disagree with this point. The Xianwu Continent is still the world, and then there is Middle-earth. The setting

In the previous chapter 171, Xiaoyaozi was killed and his head was chopped off. In chapter 481, Xiaoyaozi is still alive and well. This is inconsistent. People who have their heads chopped off can be resurrected and taken. It is definitely ghostwritten. No wonder no one watches it.

The bull's head is not the horse's mouth. The title and content don't match.

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Lan Xi traveled through time, traveled to the Qin Dynasty, and became the fifth son of the King of Qin. He was an underappreciated successor who lived a life of debauchery. Even the eunuchs looked down upon him.