Destroy the Destiny of the Country! Starting from My Immortality

It couldn't have been arranged by you, right?

Is this book science fiction? Shouldn't it be history? Alternate history

I find that most readers are very aloof. After posting a chapter every day, an hour later, the number of readers still exceeds 100. But just ignore me? Give me some advice. Dear readers,

Trash, it makes me angry, so I shouldn't have clicked on it.

Did you brush it? Really awesome, yo yo yo

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, it's because the protagonist's level is low.

Short, short, short, short, short.

When I was going to the toilet just now, my body suddenly shook and my inspiration exploded. I was wondering if it would be very fun to bring Li Chengde and his gang to the Qin Dynasty to face them. It is up to the protagonist to destroy the national destiny of Qin II. Would you like to see it? You can comment below. Anyway, this volume is almost over, and I was starting to climb the technology tree. But I suddenly thought it would be very fun to pit guys like Li Chengde against Liu Bang and Xiang Yu.

Big cheers for the author

You may have some misunderstandings about this book. Destroying the destiny of the country. If I really wrote like the comment, it goes without saying that someone might check the water meter. There are also quite a few people who enter the field by writing novels. From the first chapter, I raised a question: The emperors of the Five Dynasties died young. And why those three first-level martial arts people didn't care about the emperor's life or death. There is also Chapter 11: Qin Shihuang's unfounded words. There was Qin Shihuang, so why was there a Chu dynasty? When did history change? These are all my questions. And every time the protagonist upgrades, it will cause disaster. Why is this? This phenomenon did not occur when Xiao Xuanzi upgraded to a higher level. And this system. Why do you want to make the protagonist a fool and give him corn seeds and sweet potato seeds? This is why. None of the people I write about have low IQs. It turns out that everyone is like this. Is there something wrong with this system? And the five-clawed golden dragon that symbolizes the national destiny, is it really the national destiny?