A virtual reality game called Divine Martial suddenly appeared.
It offered a vast fantasy world, almost indistinguishable from reality.
The natives of the Divine Martial world felt nothing like data. If they took a dislike to you, at best they'd beat you up. At worst, you might not make it out alive!
The rules for leveling up were simple, much like those in the familiar fantasy novels.
You needed elixirs, spirit herbs, and other items to advance your cultivation.
You relied on mystical arts and martial techniques to increase your combat strength.
Every player received a random identity upon entering.
What kind of identity you got depended entirely on your luck.
You might become a sect disciple, a young master of a family, or a beggar on the street...
After death, you revived, but your identity disappeared!
Qin Sheng had outrageously good luck and started out as the Emperor of Great Qin!
He also obtained the mysterious cultivation art, Emperor's Prison Tyrant's Art.
Now, watch Qin Sheng build an invincible empire of his own in this fantasy world!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I feel like the protagonist is brainless! Exposed in reality! Collect broken cars! I don't even know how I'll be killed by someone then! Speechless!
Is the book you wrote a good article that makes people feel uncomfortable or happy?
I really hate people saying that the First Emperor was a tyrant
Regarding Qiu Po's "Online Games: Tyrant of the Qin Dynasty at the Beginning", has anyone read the chapter? Comments.
Zuo Zhe, update it quickly or else the blades will enter your home.
The protagonist is an emperor, so why does it end with so much nonsense? He even got people scolding him. The recently updated chapter was really bad.