Great Qin: I Am Liu Ji

Ba Linglong didn't cover up the sun, and you actually advanced Tian Yan's appearance time by nearly twenty years. That's cruel.

Liu Bang was born as a commoner. His father, mother and himself did not even have names back then. How do the history books introduce Liu Bang's parents? His father is called Taigong, and his mother is called Liu Yu. What does Taigong mean? Uncle, what do you mean? Aunt, my father is called Uncle Liu, and my mother is called Aunt Liu. It can be seen that he is an unknown person.

The front is poisonous, right? Isn't Zhen Ji a character from the Three Kingdoms?

Is the author serious? What happens after Chapter 293? Do you think we are stupid?

During the Tianxing Jiuge period, Tian Yan might not have been born yet, so you should be her mother. (The seventh part of Qin Shi Mingyue has introduced that Tian Yan is not Tian Meng's biological daughter)

Author, I still vaguely remember how high-spirited you were at 5 a day. Why are you bad at it now?

Liu Bang could not have been born as a commoner, but as a descendant of a noble family. In that era, if Liu Bang was really born as a commoner, his surname could not be Liu, but - he had no surname! From Xia, Shang and Zhou to the Qin Dynasty, only the nobles themselves and their descendants, including illegitimate children, were eligible to have surnames. Those whose real ancestors were commoners for 18 generations were not eligible to have surnames at that time.

If it is not ghostwriting, the author will send a reply.

Um, the author is trying to make Liu Ji and Brother Zheng enemies? Are you thinking too much? Apart from being a tortoise and killing Brother Zheng, it would be difficult for Brother Zheng to lose.

I don't understand why the protagonist's age must be made younger. Is it necessary to write the protagonist's age as a teenager to make the protagonist look awesome?