Da Qin: Kill Instantly Every Day, but I Really Don't Want to Become an Immortal
by Black Ant
About This Novel
Traveling through the Qin Dynasty and becoming the Sixth Prince of the Qin Dynasty, Ying Ziye, accidentally awakened to the daily instant kill system. Ying Ziye originally thought that he could kill various forces instantly like the protagonists in other novels, and just win by himself. However, all the flash sale products put on the system's shelves every day are related to cultivating immortals. "Nine Heavens Mysterious Thunder Technique!" "Breaking Realm Pill!" "Xuanyuan Sword!" "Nine Turns of Resurrection Pill!" "..." Ying Ziye looked at the mountains of resources for cultivating immortals in his house, and looked up to the sky and sighed: "Give me some power to lead me to win!"... Until... On this day, the world changed drastically, and various anti-Qin forces rose up. Ying Ziye opened the sky with a sword, fell from the sky, and sighed: "I really don't want to cultivate immortals!"
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Official(41)Scraped 7d ago
The protagonist is a big idiot. Isn't it good to cultivate immortality? He has to worry about some soldiers and horses. When he is strong, he will be destroyed with the wave of his hand. There are so many good things and he doesn't work hard. He is a waste and an idiot. Shit shit shit shit shit shit shit shit shit shit. Shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit. Shit shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit Shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit.
Pure and innocent, I originally had some expectations, but after watching this, the protagonist is pure and useless.
The protagonist doesn't want to become an immortal, but wants an army every day. He has to wake up later to train himself. He takes drugs, knowing that they are elixirs and eats them like jelly beans, and almost kills himself. What kind of crazy imagination can he come up with such an ignorant and ignorant male protagonist? Moreover, the transformation is very abrupt, which is really a mess. 😐
The content is really long-winded
Writing a dozen or twenty chapters on one thing is a waste of time, and as a cultivator of immortality, I am afraid of fighting anyone! AI writing is better than this!
The imperial examination is useless
The Qin Dynasty was a continuous system. Except for the nobles, all of them were slaves. You have military industry, right? You have a share when your neighbor commits a crime, and you have a share when he commits another crime. No matter how much merit he makes, he can't withstand it. It's not unreasonable for no one to return to the Qin Dynasty later. All slaves to your mother will return to your mother.
It's rubbish. I couldn't stand it after reading two or three chapters. Such a powerful cheat is still gibbering!
I feel like this protagonist is so happy! If you don't want to cultivate immortality, you just don't cultivate. You just burn those elixirs and don't use them. You fly, you do one thing behind your back, and you use another set of demands on yourself. It's not that you have taken the elixirs or have the immortality cultivation techniques, and you are not practicing. This resume is really a bit like Tang San's double standard behavior.
Oh, crushing this one and smashing that one at every turn, describing the tension and majesty? It can be seen that everyone is a violent maniac. Is the true majesty written like this? It feels like everyone is full of anger, and I also feel that Daqin's stuff is really a shoddy project. This description just makes me feel speechless and dumb.
The protagonist is decisive in killing the enemy. Facing the snare, Ying Zheng is like a blind man in the base camp.
Seeing this, I have only one feeling: Ying Zheng here is a piece of rubbish. In Xianyang at the foot of the emperor, he holds the legendary all-pervasive black ice platform. As a result, the Xianyang base camp was unable to grasp first-hand information. He was even robbed in the most important Jiujian Prison in Xianyang without knowing in advance. He still relied on the practice skills given by the protagonist to show his sage and stop him. He escaped before he could stop it! Afterwards, I still didn't know anything, so I just yelled in the court hall, "Check, check for me, the Yi Tribe," but nothing was found. The same goes for the protagonist. He knew clearly that a trap was being used to cause trouble, but he refused to catch the culprit behind the scenes. He said it was irrelevant and then let it go. He obviously has a decisive and decisive character, but he let go and let go again in the face of the trap. Those who didn't know thought he was your illegitimate child.
The protagonist who has traveled through time and cultivated immortals is speechless. He has already reached the ceiling of his combat power and does not use some modern technology and modern concepts + horizontal push to play some kind of palace battle and royal family fighting for the rightful son. It is really a waste of character.
I originally thought it was the official history of the Qin Dynasty who was trying to cultivate immortality, but you told me it was the Mingyue of the Qin Dynasty? Just having fun
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Official(41)Scraped 7d ago
The protagonist is a big idiot. Isn't it good to cultivate immortality? He has to worry about some soldiers and horses. When he is strong, he will be destroyed with the wave of his hand. There are so many good things and he doesn't work hard. He is a waste and an idiot. Shit shit shit shit shit shit shit shit shit shit. Shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit. Shit shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit Shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit.
Pure and innocent, I originally had some expectations, but after watching this, the protagonist is pure and useless.
The protagonist doesn't want to become an immortal, but wants an army every day. He has to wake up later to train himself. He takes drugs, knowing that they are elixirs and eats them like jelly beans, and almost kills himself. What kind of crazy imagination can he come up with such an ignorant and ignorant male protagonist? Moreover, the transformation is very abrupt, which is really a mess. 😐
The content is really long-winded
Writing a dozen or twenty chapters on one thing is a waste of time, and as a cultivator of immortality, I am afraid of fighting anyone! AI writing is better than this!
The imperial examination is useless
The Qin Dynasty was a continuous system. Except for the nobles, all of them were slaves. You have military industry, right? You have a share when your neighbor commits a crime, and you have a share when he commits another crime. No matter how much merit he makes, he can't withstand it. It's not unreasonable for no one to return to the Qin Dynasty later. All slaves to your mother will return to your mother.
It's rubbish. I couldn't stand it after reading two or three chapters. Such a powerful cheat is still gibbering!
I feel like this protagonist is so happy! If you don't want to cultivate immortality, you just don't cultivate. You just burn those elixirs and don't use them. You fly, you do one thing behind your back, and you use another set of demands on yourself. It's not that you have taken the elixirs or have the immortality cultivation techniques, and you are not practicing. This resume is really a bit like Tang San's double standard behavior.
Oh, crushing this one and smashing that one at every turn, describing the tension and majesty? It can be seen that everyone is a violent maniac. Is the true majesty written like this? It feels like everyone is full of anger, and I also feel that Daqin's stuff is really a shoddy project. This description just makes me feel speechless and dumb.
The protagonist is decisive in killing the enemy. Facing the snare, Ying Zheng is like a blind man in the base camp.
Seeing this, I have only one feeling: Ying Zheng here is a piece of rubbish. In Xianyang at the foot of the emperor, he holds the legendary all-pervasive black ice platform. As a result, the Xianyang base camp was unable to grasp first-hand information. He was even robbed in the most important Jiujian Prison in Xianyang without knowing in advance. He still relied on the practice skills given by the protagonist to show his sage and stop him. He escaped before he could stop it! Afterwards, I still didn't know anything, so I just yelled in the court hall, "Check, check for me, the Yi Tribe," but nothing was found. The same goes for the protagonist. He knew clearly that a trap was being used to cause trouble, but he refused to catch the culprit behind the scenes. He said it was irrelevant and then let it go. He obviously has a decisive and decisive character, but he let go and let go again in the face of the trap. Those who didn't know thought he was your illegitimate child.
The protagonist who has traveled through time and cultivated immortals is speechless. He has already reached the ceiling of his combat power and does not use some modern technology and modern concepts + horizontal push to play some kind of palace battle and royal family fighting for the rightful son. It is really a waste of character.
I originally thought it was the official history of the Qin Dynasty who was trying to cultivate immortality, but you told me it was the Mingyue of the Qin Dynasty? Just having fun
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