
Great Qin: With Heaven-Defying Comprehension, My Brother Becomes the Greatest Emperor of All Time
大秦:悟性逆天,我哥千古一帝
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 69k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
28Chapters
776.1kReads
5.9kFlowers
10.0Score
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Anyone seen it? Boss, just say it
The author actually wrote Qin Shihuang as a black man
It's really not possible to open the Heaven's Gate with just one sword. It's really not possible to copy it from Baidu.
About riding a tiger to defeat Wu Song's "Da Qin: My understanding is incredible, my brother will be an emperor through the ages" Chapter 6: I, Ying Zheng, vow to become a real man! (Flowers please!) Chapter review.
About Chapter 3 of "Da Qin: My understanding defies heaven, my brother will be an emperor for eternity" written by Wu Song on Riding a Tiger: A vision comes from heaven, my son has the qualifications of a sage! Chapter review.
About the book "Da Qin: My understanding is against the heavens, my brother will be an emperor for eternity" written by Wu Song. Chapter review.
Opening the Heavenly Gate with one sword is not a skill. It is simply shouting a slogan and then opening the Heavenly Gate. Li Chungang uses the two-sleeved green snake
Comments on the chapters of Riding a Tiger to Fight Wu Song's "Da Qin: My Understanding Is Defying Heaven, My Brother Will Be an Emperor Through the Ages".
Can you take a screenshot of the girl Madam Hu and the girl Hu Meiren?
. . . . The opening was so well written that I thought I was going to finish it off. . . . . . . .