A young man from later generations traveled to another world and became a bastard of the Qin Dynasty. He carried the Chinese martial arts system, and famous historical generals came to help him. This bastard was awesome.
Starting with a city and a martial soul named Huang Zhong, how did Ying Zheng create immortal achievements for all eternity!
"Ding! Congratulations to the host for possessing the martial spirit Changshan Zhao Zilong."
"Ding! Congratulations to the host for possessing the martial soul Tu Baiqi."
"Ding! Congratulations to the host for possessing martial arts champion Hou Huo Qubing."
From then on, wherever the sun and moon shine, and wherever rivers reach, it is the land of Qin!
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
... This kind of game or intrigue seems to be a little too long. I still prefer to watch the more casual daily life of raising elves and exchanging sweets with the heroine.
These villains basically have the same template in every book. Either they think highly of themselves and look at the protagonist as if they are inferior, and then have a gloomy face at all times, or they don't understand anything and yell like an NT. It's so disgusting to watch.
... This kind of game or intrigue seems to be a little too long. I still prefer to watch the more casual daily life of raising elves and exchanging sweets with the heroine. These villains basically have the same template in every book. Either they think highly of themselves and look at the protagonist as if they are inferior, and then have a gloomy face at all times, or they don't understand anything and yell like an NT. It's so disgusting to watch.