Luo Zixuan, the greatest scientist of the 21st century, traveled across the Qin Dynasty due to a computer explosion.
Moreover, he was discovered by Xu Fu who went out to sea to look for immortals, and was mistaken for an immortal.
What shocked Luo Zixuan even more was that he actually brought a supercomputer with him, which could perform calculations billions and billions of times per second.
So Luo Zixuan led Da Qin astray.
Maurya Dynasty: "When we were still armed with iron armor and spears, Da Qin's AK47 already dominated us."
Ancient Rome: "Our warriors were the strongest, sweeping through everything, until they encountered something called the grenade."
Turkic Tubo: "We are the strongest warriors on the plains. It's a pity that the Qin Dynasty cheated and developed fighter jets, so our people are good at singing and dancing."
A certain foreign envoy: "The Great Qin Empire has fertile land, hundreds of tall buildings, and is magnificent. With the help of a thing called a car, ordinary people can travel thousands of miles a day, and even develop a machine that can fly in the sky...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
A great man once said that our lesbians have two outstanding problems when looking from the top down, and there is an obvious loophole when looking from the bottom up. As gay men, we must use hard-working hands to seize outstanding issues and use the barrel of revolutionary guns to plug obvious loopholes.
I will unify the six countries, unite the world, build the Great Wall, control the dragon veins of Jiuzhou, defend our Qin Dynasty, and protect our country! I swear here in the name of the First Emperor that while I am here, I will guard the land and open up borders, wipe out the four barbarians, and establish the foundation of our Qin Dynasty for all generations! Even if I die, I will transform into a dragon soul to protect China forever! This oath is witnessed by the sun and the moon, recognized by heaven and earth, and listened to by immortals, devils and gods! I am the First Emperor, and I will be counted among the generations to come, from the second to the third generation to all generations, and will be passed on endlessly!
In ancient times, many soldiers were illiterate or illiterate. When the protagonist came on stage and recited two lines of poetry, others would only say, "Where did this come from?"
I feel like Qin Shihuang didn't take the male protagonist seriously. He's not a real god, so I'm afraid he won't want to kill him in the end.
Wasn't it Han Wangxin who surrendered to the Huns? How can we be related to Generalissimo Han Xin? They are two people, right?
Meng Tian is the military commander. Meng Yi is a civil servant, right?
People. They were all created by the great goddess Nuwa. All people on the earth are Yanhuang.
That's ridiculous. You said that swords made with modern technology are divine weapons. Then you can make a sword of the King of Yue and show it to me.
Um, I've read Chapter 11, but I haven't read the rest yet. Let me complain first. A poem, a song or something, the words are deeply rooted in people's hearts. But why do I feel that these people, whether Chen Shengmengtian or Xiang Yu, are unlikely to feel guilty so easily? This is a bit too unrealistic. The so-called soul torture? If Xiang Yu is so easily persuaded and so easily guilty, how can he survive? Can Xianyang be burned down? Why is Xiang Yu's character in this chapter so out of character?
1 Nautical mile is about 1.8 Kilometers, and it is amazing to park 180 kilometers away and still be able to see the port, **
The author really brought technology to the past. At that time, there were so many people in Da Qin. We can develop rifles and machine guns to directly massacre other races. Isn't it enough that there is only one race in the world, and that is the Chinese?
The next chapter is probably going to be a slap in the face.
A great man once said that our lesbians have two outstanding problems when looking from the top down, and there is an obvious loophole when looking from the bottom up. As gay men, we must use hard-working hands to seize outstanding issues and use the barrel of revolutionary guns to plug obvious loopholes.
I will unify the six countries, unite the world, build the Great Wall, control the dragon veins of Jiuzhou, defend our Qin Dynasty, and protect our country! I swear here in the name of the First Emperor that while I am here, I will guard the land and open up borders, wipe out the four barbarians, and establish the foundation of our Qin Dynasty for all generations! Even if I die, I will transform into a dragon soul to protect China forever! This oath is witnessed by the sun and the moon, recognized by heaven and earth, and listened to by immortals, devils and gods! I am the First Emperor, and I will be counted among the generations to come, from the second to the third generation to all generations, and will be passed on endlessly!
In ancient times, many soldiers were illiterate or illiterate. When the protagonist came on stage and recited two lines of poetry, others would only say, "Where did this come from?"
I feel like Qin Shihuang didn't take the male protagonist seriously. He's not a real god, so I'm afraid he won't want to kill him in the end.
Wasn't it Han Wangxin who surrendered to the Huns? How can we be related to Generalissimo Han Xin? They are two people, right?
Meng Tian is the military commander. Meng Yi is a civil servant, right?
People. They were all created by the great goddess Nuwa. All people on the earth are Yanhuang.
That's ridiculous. You said that swords made with modern technology are divine weapons. Then you can make a sword of the King of Yue and show it to me.
Um, I've read Chapter 11, but I haven't read the rest yet. Let me complain first. A poem, a song or something, the words are deeply rooted in people's hearts. But why do I feel that these people, whether Chen Shengmengtian or Xiang Yu, are unlikely to feel guilty so easily? This is a bit too unrealistic. The so-called soul torture? If Xiang Yu is so easily persuaded and so easily guilty, how can he survive? Can Xianyang be burned down? Why is Xiang Yu's character in this chapter so out of character?
1 Nautical mile is about 1.8 Kilometers, and it is amazing to park 180 kilometers away and still be able to see the port, **
The author really brought technology to the past. At that time, there were so many people in Da Qin. We can develop rifles and machine guns to directly massacre other races. Isn't it enough that there is only one race in the world, and that is the Chinese?
The next chapter is probably going to be a slap in the face.