
Warring States: The Whole World Speaks the Language of the Celestial Empire from the Start
战国:开局全球讲天朝话
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 433k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
195Chapters
2.5MReads
14.7kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 17
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I rather appreciate using our swords to clear the land for our plows, eh! Too bad Hitler! It would be nice to hold on for a few more years! But we still have to thank him, otherwise the white race would really rule the world. Thanks to the two great white civil wars, they have been weak for so many years and we have a little breathing time.
Dear gentlemen, let me ask, is the protagonist's current time similar to Xi Shi's? If it's almost the same, just get a Xi Tzu. After all, they are the four beauties.
It's a bit of a gain to have a system that just disappears like this.
Queen Mother Xuan has no chance to appear, after all, Yiqu is finished
Don't you even read the author's chapter names? King Huai was the son of King Wei, and King Wei was the son of King Xuan. Are you treating him as your grandson?
Many authors have no time to update due to reasons such as 10 or 1 friends getting married, relatives passing away, traveling, etc. Will the author of this book be one of them?
Is there a map? When destroying the Six Kingdoms, you will be a little confused about the situation and the territory captured.
I'll update soon. I'll give you flowers and everything.
Is the plow used a curved shaft plow or a straight shaft plow?
What the hell, Duke Huan of Qi is still there, but the Kingdom of Jin is gone. Duke Wen of Jin is the son-in-law of Duke Huan of Qi.