Xinzheng, Han.
Chen Xi transmigrates and inherits a tavern, while also binding himself to a Slacker System.
He can earn rewards just by doing nothing.
Life couldn't get any better!
Until one day,
A down-on-his-luck young man comes into the tavern.
"What do you think of Han?"
"Which of the Hundred Schools of Thought do you think is the strongest?"
"Who do you think will triumph in the end among the Seven Warring States?"
This young man is a bit slow. Why does he have to ask me such simple questions? If his younger cousin weren't so handsome, would I, a transmigrator, even bother answering them?
With nothing better to do, Chen Xi gives these simple questions his serious answers.
Until one day,
The somewhat slow young man tells Chen Xi, "I'll come clean. I'm Han Fei. I want ninety-nine percent of the world belonging to the Seven States!"
Huh? Han Fei is a bit slow?
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Author: Are you still a student/
I'm so damn convinced, how can there be so much showdown to talk about!
Will there be updates? Quite pretty
This is the first time I have published a book in Feilu. If you think it is not well written, you can read it from chapter 30 onward. Because the first part was fine at first, but then I got a little divergent in my writing, and then I returned to the right path. The new book needs everyone's support. Here, "asking for flowers", "asking for rewards", "asking for collection", "asking for monthly tickets" and "asking for evaluation" Thank you all!
To be honest, if South Korea wants to break the situation, it can only cut the knot quickly and kill Ji Wuye's group. When changing the king, the most important thing is time. Qin does not have much time left for South Korea. Taking it slowly will lead to a dead end.
Are the protagonist and Brother Zheng enemies, or are they going to destroy the Qin State? If so, I will die
Great author, you don't know how to practice the manual anymore, right?
Who is the protagonist? Han Fei is mostly written about it, so it's not necessary. . . . .
I have always had a question, that is, Han Fei has always mistaken Chen Xi for Guiguzi's apprentice, but why? In that era, most people would know that Guiguzi only had two apprentices, Nie Gai and Wei Zhuang. Then why did Han Fei admit his mistake? Even if he didn't know that Guiguzi's disciples were Nie Gai and Wei Zhuang before that, after he returned to Korea and met Wei Zhuang, he should have known that Guiguzi was the only disciple of them.
Let me tell you a joke. Han Fei is very stupid and has to ask others for everything.