Great Qin: Becoming the Supreme State Preceptor from the Start

I found that everyone who goes to Great Qin must become a national master. . .

I am cursed. Everyone who replies to me will live a long life. The European Emperor is destined to be invincible with a golden gun. Diao Chan is on his waist. He is molested by the goddess every night. He will be forcibly bound by a system again and forced to live a different life. I solemnly emphasize that do not reply to me!

Pangu Hongjun who had an egg during the Qin Dynasty

After reading Chapter 26, everything else is fine, but I feel baffled by the author's portrayal of Li Si. Why did the co-author forcefully create a villain? The protagonist is a living god. How can Li Si have the confidence to think that the protagonist will compete with him for the position of prime minister? Taking a step back, the protagonist will serve in the court, but who would let such a living god serve as the prime minister and be burdened with government affairs every day? Not all of them are offered up for the protagonist to tell fortunes, recuperate and recuperate for Qin Shihuang, practice elixirs, perform magical arts and so on. The most suitable position for the protagonist is the position of National Master! How did Li Si see that the protagonist was the biggest threat to his position as prime minister? It's quite inexplicable. This is the biggest failure. Having said all this, I just feel that this book is okay, otherwise I would have forked it outright. I hope the author can listen a little bit, the logic here is too illogical.

It's another cliché licking Qin Wen, it's not interesting, Feilu is all about licking

Why do I feel like Li Si in this book is like an idiot?

If you see a fat man, there will be a severe drought. You tell me that it is an auspicious beast.

Why doesn't anyone write about the Han Dynasty? Obviously the Han Dynasty was stronger than Qin in all aspects. The Shang Junshu of the Qin Dynasty is really the lower limit, which makes me not have any good impression of the Qin Dynasty. Even if Confucianism did restrict the development of the nation to a certain extent, compared with Qin's harsh rule, the people's living standards were much higher. The Han Dynasty was the dynasty that had the longest period of stability, the most virtuous kings and capable ministers, and the longest period of strength. Even in the two thousand years after the fall of the Han Dynasty, the most separatist regimes were named after the Han Dynasty. It can be seen that the Han Dynasty was the dynasty with the highest status among the people in the true sense.

You can add Yi Xiaochuan to torture

Since the protagonist knows how to read faces, can't he still see Ying Zheng's imperial face? Made me laugh so hard