Da Qin: Qin Shihuang Fled to the Fairy Island at the Beginning

Here is a unified explanation: there was a special jam backstage last night. The author uploaded it first, but the result didn't pop up, so he thought it wasn't uploaded. Then I uploaded it again, so it became like this. I would like to apologize to all my readers. I'm really sorry. I really didn't notice it at the time. I've deleted the duplicate chapters, I really didn't expect it. This is not a deliberate post here just to make money. If I were to post it on purpose, there would be no need to use the same chapter name... But it's the author himself who is stupid, I'm very sorry

Can you, the main character, please stop swearing all the time? The scientific genius didn't realize that he looks a lot like a ruffian.

Chapter 660 and onwards will be ghostwritten, so don't read it to avoid wasting money.

The protagonist is Dabu, and the rearguard of the team lost an arm. As a result, there was no promotion or reward. Even if there is a reward for being dropped behind, there is a plot later in the story where if I hadn't lost a hand, I might have been upgraded to a level, which proves that I didn't upgrade. After working hard for a long time, I didn't upgrade because I was disabled. The contribution is not proportional to the reward, who can always give selflessly.

This kind of theme requires the protagonist to be reduced in intelligence in order to be acted out. The protagonist's value is set too high at the beginning. The scientific genius only has this IQ. The more intelligent a person is, the less materialistic he will be, because he has more knowledge and ideas than ordinary people.

Why did I spend money to read a novel, only to see that the characters were replaced later? What you wrote makes no sense. Can you please read the original text if you are the ghostwriter? Hu Hai, who was written earlier, was well educated and devoted himself to studying agriculture, respecting his teachers, and then Hu Hai came out to whip the corpse and be arrogant and domineering. What the hell did you write?

This system of yours is useless and you don't need your brain. You can donate it.

I always feel like this book was ghostwritten later on, and it's embarrassing for so many people reading this typo.

This book is very familiar with the routines. I remember there was another book about the Tang Dynasty. The same routine but different dynasties.

Come on everyone, a reply to the author increases the bath water by one degree.

We can fight less, but we can't eat less! The author writes more about inventions, or new foods, and less about war.

It's killing me, it's killing me. It shouldn't be spicy, but painful or painful.

The writing style of the ghostwriter is different from that of the original author, the writing style is not at the same level, and the description method is obviously different. The original author's sentences are more refreshing and concise, while the ghostwriting is more verbose and childish; historical texts are very old, and the wider the layout, the harder it is to find information, and the harder it is to collect it. The ghostwriter said that there are no cotton seeds. You are wrong, the ghostwriter. Before he wrote about the Maurya Dynasty, the original author said that Chu Jun cultivated cotton. You didn't understand the details clearly... Alas, singing all the way is still inevitable. The pace of the novel is too fast, and the scene is too big to recover the final collapse. If I were writing it, after defeating the Maurya Dynasty, I would temporarily change the focus back to the Qin Dynasty, engage in development, slow down the pace, be more relaxed, then look for information, and then write the final chapter of defeating the West. But it's really hard to write the rest. One word: Difficult!

I just wanted to ask him how he came up with the idea of ​​mixing it with iced Erguotou

What the hell are men not allowed to marry foreigners?

Spicy means pain. The ancients had never seen chili peppers and would have said it was painful to eat for the first time.

Very nice, very good idea. Give you 100 likes

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