Wuxia Crossover: Qin Dynasty, Heaven-Defying Comprehension, and Marrying Yan Fei

This is called a time traveler protagonist. He wants money, power, and beauty, and there is no old routine of pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. Otherwise, why would you want to travel through time? If you were useless before time travel, and you will still be a waste after time travel, then you are not traveling in vain. Once you have the strength, what's wrong with doing whatever you want? Do you want to learn from Yi Xiaochuan?

After reading the comments, I am a total party member. There is no wife in this book, right?

Are there any sisters, masters and apprentices?

It is suggested that Brother Zheng be changed to Sister Zheng, and then the protagonist can be given a drug to force the sex change. Then the relationship with the protagonist can be like the weird relationship between Qing Yu Nian Qing Emperor and her sister. At least it looks very comfortable. After all, there is a male and a female. The protagonist fights outside and has a good wife at home. Don't talk about forced gender reassignment, it's too **, these days, this novel site even has its own clone stream, what does this mean?

I looked at Huang Rong as a little ignorant. Can a Xiaoyao King of Great Qin really only have her as his wife? I'm crying and fussing, author, are you writing about ancient women or modern women? Huang Rong's character has changed from an ancient girl to a modern girl. She cried and made trouble and almost hanged herself when she wanted to go home.

It's not very comfortable to watch, especially the handling of the relationship between the heroines. Dongjun is indeed suitable to be a eldest wife, but I don't see her being so magnanimous at all. The main palace is to regulate the relationship between the harem, not to let a group of women compete for jealousy. . . And Zi Nu, she wasn't that unbearable in the original work, she could be a housekeeper, not even a concubine. Her status in the book felt like it was not comparable to those who were not married. If she had the character in the original work, she would never like the protagonist no matter how amazing he was. The relationship between the heroines is poorly handled, not interesting, and even not as well handled as in some urban novels. In ancient times, a harem was normal, but now you get jealous after marrying one. Who among the ancient princes will be with you for the rest of your life?

Mixed martial arts is a hodgepodge

There's no need to be like this, I'll lose interest just by looking at it. I don't know what other people think, but what I want to see is the harem, not the stallion. I feel that these female characters have no plot and have a dry and skinny feel. Also, to be honest, the protagonist's attitude and handling methods are not likable. Call him soft, but he is also a little tough, but his skills are not strong and his attitude is neither good nor bad. The dialogue between the characters is not nutritious, the sentences are straightforward, and there is no ink. As the princess of the palace, Dongjun Feiyan's noble and elegant temperament and strong strength are very suitable. However, the author's Feiyan has no magnanimity at all, no sense of responsibility as a big woman, and gives people the attitude of a jealous little woman, which is inferior to her.

The only flaw of this book is the protagonist and Qin Shihuang. The relationship between the two is so good. It's so ridiculous and completely divorced from reality. Which emperor would allow such a supermodel to exist? It is simply impossible to coexist. People in the entire country respect the protagonist and Qin Shihuang so much. Who listens to whom? But it is impossible for a smart person to fail to act, unless one of the two people is a woman and they have pure feelings for each other. This is more or less the same, but the way you are doing it now is against the law no matter how you look at it. In the end, it was Qin Shihuang who let his descendants take the throne, and then the protagonist himself came to power? Or is the protagonist ascending? I have never mentioned it, and there is a problem no matter how you think about it. If Qin Shihuang allows his descendants to become emperors, is it possible that the protagonist will be treated as the Supreme Emperor? Do you believe this stuff? Don't say it's possible, you can see that the whole country is so boastful about the protagonist and Qin Shihuang. Don't tell me about my brother. If you have this thing in front of the royal family, then you are really too fanciful.

Your ability to write about emotions is really not good, and it's a bit like a palace battle drama, but the heroine is not as ruthless as in the palace battle drama, and she is more inclined to green tea, jealous wives, etc. I can only say that the heroine's characterization has completely collapsed, which is boring to watch. If you say that only one person says that the heroine has a problem, then it is nothing, but if more than one person says it, then the problem is quite big. I hope you can correct it when you write later.