He transmigrated to the Great Qin Empire and became Ying Feng, Ying Zheng's second son. To make sure future generations wouldn't learn English, he led an army of eight hundred thousand to conquer the world.
One day...
"Young Master, His Majesty... has passed away!"
What the heck?
The Ancestral Dragon was dead?
With the Ancestral Dragon gone, Hu Hai took the throne, Zhao Gao seized absolute power, and the Great Qin Empire began its slow march toward destruction.
I'd just conquered the world, and now the Great Qin Empire was about to fall?
In that case, I'll fight my way back to the Qin royal capital!
And the first one to die...
will be him.
Zhao Gao!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
"I, the Conqueror of the World, Can't Take Xianyang" should be the title of your book.
It has been 20 years since the protagonist summoned Dongfang, which means that you have traveled back in time for at least 20 years, and you have lived systematically for 20 years. More importantly, you can also summon characters from other worlds. With such conditions, even a small asshole can develop into the top superpower in the world. As the second prince of the First Emperor, the protagonist has struggled to even build a Zhao Gao and a snare. Has the protagonist been sleeping these past 20 years? What's more, the protagonist, as a future time traveler, knew that the First Emperor would die suddenly. Didn't he know how to arrange his forces in advance? How stupid is this protagonist? How did your record of fighting all the way to Greece come about? Could it be that the author spit it out?
Buddhism only came to the Central Plains during the Eastern Jin Dynasty. There was no need for the existing system of Mingyue in the Qin Dynasty. This brought the sect of Shuanglong Chuan of the Tang Dynasty into the Qin Dynasty. It must be crazy!
If you don't use the ready-made martial arts world of Qin Shi Mingyue, but use the one from Shuanglong of the Tang Dynasty, do you have something wrong with your brain?
So in ancient times, poisons were all in powder form. Don't you think it's redundant to insist on kneading them into powder? It's poisonous
Seeing so many people scolding me, I feel relieved. I am not the only one who thinks the book was written by a blind machine bully, but the author really was written by a blind machine bully.
The protagonist has an army of 800,000, but he still needs a hammer to sweep through and kill those who refuse to accept it. After all, the protagonist has a strong gun.
Her mother has already conquered the world, and she should be devastated when she fights back, but here's the result! It's stumbling, it's too expensive
I scored 39 in English and 176 in Mathematics in the College Entrance Examination. I couldn't pass at all.
Couldn't the 800,000-strong army just push through and be done with it? Why are you working so hard?