
Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Invested in Qin Shi Huang
三国∶开局投资了秦始皇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Historical Biography
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
2.4kChapters
12.3MReads
214.8kFlowers
10.0Score
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You can list the characters you want to invest in (limited to historical figures), including investment items, rewards, etc., And the author will randomly adopt them!
It seems that Qin Shihuang's Bai Qi had already disappeared at that time.
I don't know if it was deliberately written like this in the novel or something. The little world felt that he was a good person. When he grew up, he thought about it. Something was wrong. He ran away and took tens of thousands of people with him. This was obviously to delay the pursuers! What's more, it's too contrived when there are not many soldiers on our side. But there is a saying that even if you are pretending, as long as you can pretend for a lifetime, it will become true.
Here are the rules for time travel. As long as you reply 100 below, you can time travel. There are still hundreds of thousands of places available this year, and you will get various cheats such as attribute panels, AFK systems, exchange shops, etc. For time travel, on a first come, first served basis. What? Do you want to know why the conditions are better than those upstairs? Don't ask, just ask because there are no middlemen making the difference!
I think the stupidest part is the part about recognizing relatives. How could you, a modern person, have so many emotions in it? I'm afraid you're not mentally retarded, author. To be honest, you are not Liu Yu himself. You are a modern person and he is an ancient person. Who are your biological parents? Does it have anything to do with you? At most, I'm a little surprised that this person has such a connection.
By the way, many people associate Qin Shihuang with Bai Qi, but isn't Bai Qi a minister of Ying Zheng's grandfather? Ying Zheng was killed before he ascended the throne, right? Would a great leader who was killed by the emperor still be so loyal?
Written by Hammer, the protagonist's character is like a daddy. He doesn't look like an emperor or prince at all. He hesitates whether to kill or not. It's very funny. Watching the princes grow bigger, don't you understand the history at all when you travel to the past? Let Cao Cao run away and add trouble to yourself. You must know that Cao Cao's heart was towards the Han Dynasty in the early and middle periods of the Three Kingdoms in the late Han Dynasty, and his lifelong wish was to be a general who conquered the west. The army is enough. The protagonist is already the heir apparent. Why doesn't he succeed to the throne? He also calls it a pretext of not ending the rebellion and not proclaiming the emperor. It's really funny. He doesn't do the legitimate proclaiming of the emperor. He insists on forcing the plot to embarrass the plot. After proclaiming the emperor, you can add Cao Cao. You see, he is guaranteed to be loyal. The author thinks that he is adding obstacles to the protagonist and forcibly reversing the plot, but he cannot make a good transition. It is very stiff.