He once took the name Xuanyuan, led a clan, slew Chiyou, and was revered as the Yellow Emperor.
He once tasted every herb and was revered as Shennong.
He also wrote the Tao Te Ching and became known as Laozi.
He once unified the Six Kingdoms, burned books and buried scholars, and became the first emperor of China.
He also ushered in the golden age of the Tang Dynasty, when envoys from every land came to pay tribute.
What's more, he turned the tide of the War of Resistance Against Japan and rescued China from the brink of ruin.
He taught the pharaohs to build pyramids and taught the people of the West magic. He is the greatest mentor on Earth: Qin Zheng.
Five thousand years passed in the blink of an eye. This time, he decided to wander the mortal world in search of the true art of immortality...
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This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Although the novel is for entertainment and should not be taken seriously, the fantasy is too outrageous to be so random! To put it bluntly, those who have made the greatest contribution to mankind are your incarnations.
After living for such a long time, doesn't wandering around in the world of mortals count as immortality?
Doesn't writing a book require common sense?
Identity is awesome, reality is **
Go back and squat and read some books, it's a stinky place. What kind of jb stuff are you writing about?