Travel Across the Qin Dynasty and Become a Tyrant

The protagonist is cold-blooded enough, but he is not cold-blooded to the end, killing thousands of people for his people, and he does not want the protagonists in other books to show off when they first come up. The villain has brains, but he is not a brainless show-off anyway, come on! ! !

I heard that there is a 300-hour boss? I heard that there is a 300-hour boss?

More than 3,000 hours is not bad. . .

I heard that there is a model with more than 3,000 hours, which makes me feel embarrassed. I heard that there is a model with more than 3,000 hours, which makes me feel embarrassed.

Chasing updates every day turns out to be a eunuch! Another good book has sunk. I'm not in good health. I advise you not to write novels to torture people in the future.

Saw more than 100 pictures. I finally gave up. To be honest, I have seen the same genre as this book. But that book is much better than this one. Say it briefly. 1. The stallion story is really not suitable for the current trend, not to mention that the protagonist will not kill a woman when he sees it. It is obviously the other party who humiliates the protagonist. (I have forgotten the name of the book I read before. Although that book is also about a harem, there are only a few descriptions of the harem, very, very little. But this book actually has a lot more descriptions of women. They are dead stallions) 2. Novels of this invincible genre can be written by novices, and some without brains will do. But the protagonist is obviously very strong and pretends to be weak? You don't have to be threatened by others. Then wait until later to show how strong you are. Especially over there at 10 Fang Mountain. 3. There is too little description of the development of the country, and the whole process of fighting is a bit tiring.

Three spiritual seas of others can almost destroy your country. Now that you have a golden elixir and a soul, you are still afraid of other armies. Completely inconsistent with the previous description

Then who enemy is so idiotic? He provokes the protagonist for no reason and then is killed by the protagonist. This routine is so old.

The author writes about the emperor. I think the author needs to think carefully about what an emperor is. The emperor I understand is that the emperor is only responsible for giving orders and then letting his ministers do it. Instead of being like the protagonist who has to do everything by himself. If the emperor has to do everything, why should the people below do it and raise him to look good? There are so many gods and demons summoned, but few of them appear for more than ten chapters. It's all just the protagonist who is just showing off. Since it's all about the protagonist, why summon so many gods and demons? Wouldn't it be nice to directly summon the most awesome god and demon to protect the protagonist personally, leaving the protagonist to show off alone? So I don't quite understand why so many gods and demons are summoned, and they don't have much of a role to play. I hope the author can understand that Qin Shihuang's unification of the six kingdoms was not done by his imperial commander personally. It was completely a decree for the people below to do it. The writing of this book was okay, but the main character brought down the rating. I hope the author can give other people more roles, rather than looking like a one-man show.

The more you get to the back, the more disgusting it becomes. If the enemy is not a beautiful woman, all enemies will be destroyed. If they are a beautiful woman, they will not kill anyone. Drink~. So what about the 100,000 mountains? Just use the experience card to force the monsters to sign a master-servant contract and take the Yin-Yang Pill. Instead, they have to go to a lot of trouble to come up with a three-year agreement. It's really disgusting. It's just because they are beautiful, they covet their bodies, and their writing is high-sounding.