Great Qin: I Really Don't Want to Start a Rebellion
大秦：我真不想造反
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- Ongoing
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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I think the current situation is probably the same as the old routine of working for Lao Zhao and then fighting the Huns or something.
Are Bai Qi's descendants named Gongsun?
He is a part-time worker again. In the end, what is the use of the protagonist after the First Emperor has become immortal?
Nannan's mother is definitely Afang's setting. If not, the author is Chixiang, and I'll bet two pounds.
Bai Qi was given death. It would be poisonous for Bai Qi's descendants to assist Qin.
In the Qin Dynasty, there were people with the surnames Qin and Chen, were they? I'm confused, and in terms of surname, isn't Gongsun the orthodox one? Huangdi Ji Xuanyuan (can also be called Xuanyuan, because the descendants of his great-grandson Shun, one of the Five Emperors, have the surname Yuan. In ancient times, the surnames Yuan, Yuan, and Yuan have the same meaning). The Gongsun family originated from the Yellow Emperor, and the emperor was a descendant of the Tianhuang family. , The descendants of the Emperor's family all have the dragon as their totem, the Shang Dynasty is the Xuanniao, the Huang family is the birthplace of the Emperor's family, the Huang family is the birthplace, the three emperors and the five emperors are all related by blood, no matter how you look at it, the Xuanniao of the Shang Dynasty are all treacherous ministers and traitors who seize the throne, right? So shouldn't the protagonist be orthodox?
I feel that the protagonist is like a fool. He has no guilt but holds the treasure. He lays everything out in front of the First Emperor. Life and death depend on others. The plot arranged by the author seems to be about licking*, hard licking the First Emperor, and dedicating everything to the First Emperor. Since you want to write it like this, wouldn't it be better to arrange that the protagonist is the son of the First Emperor? The protagonist has a feud with the ancestors of Qin. In your plot, the protagonist is like a fool. He is complacent in front of his enemies without knowing it. He thinks he is smart when he exposes his cards.
Although I haven't watched it yet, as the saying goes, the hatred for killing one's father is irreconcilable.
Wouldn't the girl's biological father be the First Emperor?