A net that traps heaven and cuts off the earth? A web that spans the world? Spirits and monsters lurking everywhere?
A trail as faint as a snake's? Tracking someone across a thousand miles? Clinging like a maggot to bone, following like a shadow?
No, no, no!
Of the six great states, only my Great Qin stands supreme. The Black Ice Terrace rises, the land lies barren for a thousand miles. With the various schools of thought gathered, who can stand against us?
I, Qin Feng, am the lord of the Black Ice Terrace! I walk in darkness and serve the light. Anyone who dares contend with my Great Qin is my sworn enemy!
He is the master of the Astonishing Dragon Sword! He is the lord of Black Ice, the emperor in the darkness.
When night and day fall into chaos, his appearance will make the whole world tremble...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Hello everyone, I am the president of the system guild. Now we have 100 different systems for distribution, and we will reply that 1/9 of them have a chance to pass the system. The system will randomly select among 1 million people, first come first served!
Really think about it, Mr. Wu An? Since the death of Bai Qi, Qin has no longer had Lord Wu'an. Lord Wu'an is no longer just a title, but a symbol of honor. Without great military merit, one cannot be named Lord Wu'an.
Judging from the way he dealt with Yan Lingji, Zi Nu, and Mingzhu, this novel is a dead end. Who reads Qin Shi just to show off?
Isn't Mr. Wu An Bai Qi?
I hope I can stop accepting that crazy-minded woman like Concubine Yan.
You, the master of the Black Ice Platform, are of no use. You do everything yourself, so what's the use of this power?
The Qin Dynasty was not a world of high martial arts, how could a mere Yin Yang family dare to be so arrogant?
It doesn't matter whether he is a man or a woman, if he commits a crime, don't you think I'll kill him?
Bai Qi spent most of his life conquering the capital of Chu, defeating the allied forces of Han and Wei, and winning the Battle of Changping before he was granted the title of Lord Wu'an. A Qin son, even the son of a monarch, could not be crowned a king without military merit. It felt too inconsistent with the Qin military meritorious system. What did the Qin generals think? . . Pay attention to the party
The protagonist is so weak that he is nothing without the sword. Broiler, duh