Dynasties Witness the Nanjing Massacre: Qin Shi Huang Wipes Out the Japanese Pirates in Fury
各朝观看南京血债:始皇怒灭倭寇
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 39k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
22Chapters
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There were no Japanese pirates in the Qin Dynasty, so kill Xu Fu first
Don't think that the thoughts of modern people are the same as those of ancient people. In ancient times, it was common for revolutions and annihilations of nations. Bai Qi slaughtered 400,000 people in the Zhao State in the Battle of Changping, Cao Cao slaughtered Xuzhou without leaving any young and old, and Xiang Yu slaughtered more cities. Do we really think that the thoughts and views of ancient people are the same as those of modern people? Even if something violent happens, those people will think it is in the future. What does it have to do with me?
Is it just a dream to build nuclear weapons in ancient times?
Regarding Mei Zihuakaishiba's book "Each Dynasty Watches the Blood Debt of Nanjing: The First Emperor Angrily Destroys the Japanese Pirates", has anyone read this subject? Someone saw it and immediately uploaded a review of the 50,000-chapter chapter.
Li Shimin is the least qualified to say harsh words. The rise of Xiaoli is inseparable from his contribution.
We've already talked about the Xi'an-Nanjing Massacre, why don't we talk about Unit 731?
It's pretty cool, keep up the good work Author
About Meizihuakaishiba's book "Each Dynasty Watches the Blood Debt of Nanjing: The First Emperor Angrily Destroys the Japanese Pirates" Chapter 14: Ancestors: Kill, kill, kill! Chapter review.
Chapter 7: When all dynasties have the intention to conquer the world, Chapter 7: "Each Dynasty Watches the Blood Debt of Nanjing: The First Emperor Angrily Destroys the Japanese Pirates" written by Mei Zihuakaishiba.