All the myriad peoples bow beneath the banner of Xia. From this day forward, any outsider, within or beyond our borders, who dares to raise arms shall be executed.
Man is worth more than the gods, and the king stands above the immortals. Wherever my footsteps reach, all shall kneel trembling at my feet.
The Legalists command punishment, the Militarists command war. Wherever our horses tread, all under heaven becomes our land.
Those who submit to me shall know eternal peace in Xia. Those who oppose me shall flee into the wilderness.
By the Mandate of Heaven, may I live long and prosper forever.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Hot chicken, summoning with memory is the biggest failure
Zhuzi, I just read this book. But I want to say that Qin's warriors are absolutely top-notch elites, not a first-class army. There were only 200 sharp soldiers out of one hundred thousand Qin soldiers. Moreover, the Qin army was already elite. You can imagine how strong Rui Shi is.
Funny, the two captured women became the chosen concubines? And then the protagonist still had a weak husband, she really looked like a loser
Your mother, Da Yan is Da Yan, and Da Qin is Da Qin. It is stupid to call Da Qin Empire in Da Yan Kingdom. There is no great Qin and there are no sharp men. Also, please don't write so many secondary lines.
You harem people are too bold. The protagonist is so cowardly
Summoning Talisman heroes are regardless of their level. If they are at the same level, they will be a failure.
It's really worth it, it's a lot of **, don't read it.
Is the Qin Dynasty's army not as powerful as the Ming Dynasty????
I'd better imitate the Eternal Heroes of Summons from Another World, so I don't even want to click to enter after reading the introduction.
Isn't the protagonist's power called Dayan? Why is he still called Qin Ruishi and from the Qin Empire?