Great Qin's Treasure Chest System

I have read more than two hundred chapters and I can't help but complain about the author. The protagonist you wrote is idle all day long and has nothing to do. Even if we set up an organization, we can't build it. We talk about building it, but in the end we don't even think about it. We don't know what the organization does or what its future path will be. You recruit people into the organization, and when they ask what you are doing, you don't know how to answer, and they just say you haven't thought about it. I don't even know what to do and who will join. Let's talk about the harem! I've read more than two hundred chapters, but I haven't received a single female protagonist. In summary, apart from opening treasure boxes all day long, the protagonist will do it if someone asks for help, or go and grab some silver coins. Do you want to fight those who are invincible to you? . . . It's useless to say too much. To sum up, I have read more than two hundred chapters. The protagonist has accomplished nothing except being strong. He was like a rich boy, playing outside all day long.

Ah, isn't this trendy succubus Lady Pearl?

Isn't the trendy banshee Bai Yifei's cousin Pearl? How did you become a Hu beauty! Aren't you afraid of finding someone to kill you?

Accept Zhao Ji, the author is great

Why don't you accept Madam and Madam Mingzhu? It made me suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder again, and I suddenly lost the desire to read. Most people still like mother-daughter flowers. After all, they are all otakus. In Feilu, no one will read the diaosi you don't write about. In Feilu, there is no time-travel novel like this that does not accept both mother and daughter. So, author, you really can't do this. Are you writing a novel? If readers enjoy reading it, then you will get more rewards. Why should you worry so much??? I really don't understand you, author. You can read the comment section. Who said most people don't like mother-daughter flowers? It's right to listen more to readers' opinions when writing novels. Don't be like some authors who put on a show and just write whatever they want. In the face of readers' suggestions and comments, they will be deleted directly. This kind of author is very unpopular. Please remember!!

I've finished this book and I'll try my best to become a fox demon.

Personally, I understand that Han Fei refused King Qin's invitation not just because he was a Korean prince. Everyone knows that he asked Brother Zheng whether it was Qin's ninety-nine or South Korea's ninety-nine, but he had also said before that he hoped that his laws would be executed by the king but not controlled by the king. The laws of the feudal dynasty basically served the monarchy. In order to consolidate the status of the monarch, everyone knows that Zheng Ge is very controlling. Han Fei knew this. He didn't want his law to serve only one person, while Li Si was much more realistic. I think Han Fei's ideal law is somewhat similar to the law in the modern legal system. He wants to truly rule the country by law instead of becoming a tool of the ruling class, so he has transcended the limitations of the times. Later, facts also proved that Brother Zheng's law did exist only because of him. Once the First Emperor died, those who seized power no longer cared about the issue of law and illegality.

How could this directly destroy Madam Mingzhu?

Isn't Mo Yuqilin a girl? Why is she a boy?

Why do many novels like to describe the appearance of the protagonist as feminine? Is it because the author has a sissy mentality?