Bai Yu, a modern man, accidentally transmigrates to the State of Qin during the Warring States period and becomes a descendant of Bai Qi, the once-invincible Lord Wu'an.
At this time, Ying Zheng rules Qin, ambitious to unite the Six States.
However, Qin suffers setback after setback against Zhao's iron-walled military god, Li Mu, and nearly sees its national fortunes ruined.
At the critical moment, Bai Yu presents Ying Zheng with the art of iron smelting, opening up another path to unifying the Six States.
More than ten years later, after Ying Zheng unites the Six States and loses the drive to keep advancing,
Bai Yu pulls out a globe from behind his back.
"Your Majesty, let's go conquer the world!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
To be honest, he is so arrogant, and he will jerk off every time he replies!
Still the same sentence. There are many historical records about the Qin State. There are many people who could write. And, to put it bluntly, the protagonist changes to a different country. If it helps that country unify the other six countries. At least, I won't accept it. Because this means that you, an ordinary person, have traveled through that world. If whoever wants to help is the king, then what does the efforts of others count? Who is Qin Shihuang? What is Bai Qi? What are the efforts of several generations of people in the Qin Dynasty? What is Meng Tian and Meng Yi's name? What does Wang Jian, Wang Li and Wang Ben mean? What does the death of Qin's warriors count? If you insist on saying that the protagonist is the Son of Destiny, I would like to ask Qin Shihuang and Bai Qi which one is not a hero, and which one is not a person with his own unique charm! Of course, some people insist on writing something that helps the other six countries unify, but I can't help it. But you can go and watch it yourself, I won't watch it anyway. Not really fragrant!!
Is an iron sword better than a bronze sword? It's ridiculous. The quality of the bronze swords of the Qin Dynasty was very good. The iron swords of the Tang and Song Dynasties couldn't compare. The reason why iron swords replaced bronze was because of the high output. Does the author understand?
There is actually a mysterious organization that helps the other six countries. What you are writing is not true history, nor is it Qin Shi Mingyue. Could it be that they are also time travellers? It seems a bit distorted.
Bai Qi's original name is Gongsun Qi, not Bai.
Is there anyone who doesn't lick Qin and develops by himself? There's no point in licking Ying Zheng. Qin will be unified sooner or later.
I would like to advise everyone, if you want to read this book, just go to chapter 128. The last part and the first part have definitely been written interchangeably, and they don't match up.
Author, have you read Yuan Zhi Kong?
How did Bai Qi die? I don't understand, how did you die?
Come on, now anyone can play tricks under Brother Zheng's nose. The protagonist's sister was kidnapped in the front, and later she directly joined Brother Zheng's bodyguards. She also blew Jing Ke to the sky and couldn't develop the power of the golden-faced man before him. It's really ridiculous.