In the chaotic early Qin era, the First Emperor, Ying Zheng, has only just taken power. Modern teenager Qin Gao dies of an illness, but to his surprise, Heaven takes pity on him and his soul transmigrates into Prince Gao, who died in an accident. He also gains the Strongest Dynasty System. Indeed, many civil and military talents who shouldn't have existed in this era appear ahead of their time.
With Qin Gao's arrival, will Qin still fall after only two generations? This is an age that began with the sword, but will it also end by the sword?
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There was no emperor at that time, where could the emperor come from? It was the prince, right? Were there still light bulbs at that time?
The first person has no sense of immersion. Abandon it.
This author doesn't have a brain. He writes about martial arts but also about realm. He writes about realm but still doesn't cover it all. He never mentions the realm of the protagonist or what talents he has learned. He just writes the ending at the beginning of his career.
When writing about realm, don't write about force.
Bai Yifei's martial arts is still not as good as Ji Wuye's. That's nonsense.
Commentary on Chapter 4 Return to Xianyang written by Xiao Xiangyu in "The Strongest Luck in the Battle of All Realms".
Commentary on the third chapter of Confucian Learning and Art written by Xiao Xiangyu, "The Strongest Luck in the Battle of Ten Thousand Worlds".
I just read the beginning and it was too boring. The author is a talented person and always speaks in the first person.**
I'm really confused. This diary is all about praise.
There are so many high-level people in just so many chapters?