Great Qin: I Save an Emperor from the Start

I won't deny that Li Shimin was indeed a good emperor and a wise king, but it is undeniable that he was a scumbag. History is written by the victors. However, many history books also record that Prince Jiancheng was not that unbearable. On the contrary, Li Jiancheng's achievements were no worse than Li Shimin's. And sexual orientation is completely normal. To say that Li Jiancheng is jealous and stingy is completely untrue. Many people say that most of the land in Li Tang was conquered by Li Shimin, but you must know that at that time, Li Jiancheng was behind the internal affairs and logistics. Without him to deal with these, he would have nothing to lose.

What's wrong with novels these days, does the protagonist have to be stunningly handsome? Ordinary people can't be the protagonist?

The cruelest words in the world Keymaker: Do you match it? Canteen Aunt: Do you want food? Fortune teller: Who are you? Delivery boy: What are you? Shanghai ** sorting aunt: What kind of ** are you? Online ride-hailing driver: Do you know your position clearly? Barber: Look at yourself in the mirror, do you think it's okay? Community security guard: Who are you, where did you come from and where are you going? Decorator: What are you decorating? Car Coach: Ready to Hit the Road Internet cafe owner: Young man, you don't have much time. Spirometry tester: You have such a big breath. Hospital registration: Hello, which department do you want to register? Construction worker: How could you build it like this? Ramen Master: Freshly pulled noodles, eat them while they are hot Courier boy: Do you want a large shipment or a small shipment?

King of Qin or His Majesty is fine. If that doesn't work, just call him Ying Zheng or the First Emperor. You have to keep calling him a saint. I'm speechless.

After reading the introduction, I wonder if the First Emperor was belittled by the protagonist. Whatever the protagonist says is what he says, cutting through the mess quickly.

This one is from the Western Regions, so it counts as the Western Regions, the sacred objects are from the Western Regions, and the Quyuanli is from the Western Regions. When the First Emperor arrived in the Western Regions and found that there were no such things, how do you explain it?

There may be a bug at the beginning. When the First Emperor built the Great Wall, he must have known that there were countries in the West.

I would like to ask weakly, did the pre-Qin people call themselves master?

In fact, I have a question that I have wanted to ask all the masters for a long time. Did the feet of ancient people stink?

Can you change that saint? It looks awkward! There are so many novels about Qin. This is the first time I see this term. Is Emperor Qin called a saint?