Great Qin: I Rewarded Spies from the Start, Shocking the Court
大秦：开局嘉奖间谍，震惊朝野
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 157k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
67Chapters
1.6MReads
731Flowers
10.0Score
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There is no problem in giving Ba Qing a share of the paper, and the bank also gives Ba Qing 40%. What kind of magic operation is this? Author, are you serious?
Third Young Master or Fourth Young Master? And Ziying is Brother Zheng's younger brother???
I did some calculations and found that Zheng Guo Canal was built around 236. Calculating according to time, Ying Zheng was 26 years old in 236. The author wrote that Zheng Guo Canal had not been completed yet. It took several years to build. It took several years to build. The protagonist was 15 years old. So, the question is, how old was Ying Zheng as the main character?? (*Head saves life)
Especially the front part, it's really awesome
You should not read novels with your brain in Feilu.
It turns out that the businessmen of the Qin Dynasty were so powerful!
Every chapter is about the third young master, and then the fourth young master is speechless. What kind of young master are you?
When it comes to spies, it's not too much to call Su Qin the number one spy.
About Chapter 2 of "Da Qin: Rewarding Spies at the Beginning, Shocking the Government and Opposition" written by Diamond Magnolia, "You cannot kill, you will be rewarded heavily!" Chapter review.
Commentary on Chapter 6, Ying Xian's move to shock the public in "Da Qin: The Beginning of the Qin Dynasty: Rewarding Spies at the Beginning, Shocking the Government and Opposition" written by Diamond Magnolia.