After transmigrating to the late Qing dynasty, Chu Xiao awakens the System in a moment of crisis and activates a million Terracotta Warriors.
He leads the million Terracotta Warriors straight into battle against the Qing army, sweeping through cities and slaughtering Qing troops, stunning the Qing emperor and empress, the Iron-Cap Princes, and warlords from every faction.
When Chu Xiao leads the million Terracotta Warriors into the capital, people finally witness their terror. They are warriors from hell, reapers from the underworld, an undying legend.
The great powers rejoice at the chaos in the Qing dynasty, thinking it is time to carve off another piece. But when they face the million Terracotta Warriors, all they can do is weep and cry out.
When Chu Xiao leads the million Terracotta Warriors in sweeping across the world, all the former great powers can do is tremble!
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Qing Dynasty, tsk tsk tsk! Good job!!
Change your name. The previous sentence was said by Qin Shihuang in The Mummy 3. Your surname is Chu, and those soldiers are from Qin. Don't you feel embarrassed? At least you can win by changing your last name.
The Qing Dynasty actually died? Go to Xitian and hire Cai Xukun, a personal trainee for two and a half years, to save me from the Qing Dynasty.
If a good emperor cannot be called a king, how can he be called a king and lord? Got a problem with your brain?
It is estimated that the next chapter will be over. The protagonist was killed by an old Manchu eunuch because of his cowardice. The Manchu Qing Dynasty successfully recovered four provinces and Chang'an. When foreigners come to Korea, everyone celebrates
The author must be pro-Japanese! The Japanese call themselves the Emperor!
The protagonist doesn't rebuild the Qin Empire, and he doesn't lead the Qin army to build the Qin Dynasty. What does this mean? Hanging a sheep's head to sell *meat?
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Not to mention ancient times, even modern people don't have such high patriotic sentiments. It seems that the author has stayed at home for a long time and has been exposed to more angry youth thoughts online.