
Great Qin: I Passed the First Emperor the Secret to Immortality
大秦:我传秦始皇长生法
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 103k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
43Chapters
1MReads
2kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 13
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Where is the face of the First Emperor? Use the harem as a show? This is a disgrace to the entire empire.
You can call yourself nephew or nephew
The red gate opens to the south and the brothel looks to the north. Good house means. Qinlou, Chuguan and Zhangtai are all good places to begin with.
Why does something look wrong to me?
The 30 chapters of this book have been completed without any sense of inconsistency. I just need to write two extra chapters.
Why don't you submit a reminder?/Doge
This book is so laborious to read. After writing one thing without breaking it into paragraphs, a bunch of thoughts suddenly skipped over the action description. There was not even an explanation. It was all about guessing the character introduction or something.
Comments on the chapters of "Da Qin: I Passed on Qin Shihuang's Immortality Method" written by the shackles of this life 0008: He and I are brothers.
You can exchange /doge for the first emperor's wife who never had a wife. Anyway, that's what I wrote
Economically developed places use more coins, while underdeveloped places use more banknotes. For example, I was in Zhejiang before, and it felt like I hadn't seen one-yuan banknotes in a long time. But we saw it again in Jiangxi next door. Later, when I got a job, the outlets in Tibet also said that one yuan of their local banknotes was more useful.