Great Qin: I Am Immortal
大秦：我，长生不死
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When Qin Shihuang was on the throne, he never killed any of his heroes, his two cars were on the same track, and his books were written in the same text. Unify weights and measures. 3. Prisoners were also used to build the Great Wall, and they were paid and had days off. 4. Burning books to embarrass Confucians means burning folk books, while books on official uniforms are still retained. What was killed was the deceitful warlock. The 5** enfeoffment system was changed to the county system. The system of prefectures and counties was followed in 6 AD, and the Epang Palace was not completed until the death of Qin Shihuang. The tyranny you mentioned was because Qin Shihuang wanted to live forever due to superstition at the time and did not establish an heir. In addition, the young master Fusu was indecisive and the second son of Qin wrote a false legacy. He planned to usurp the throne, fearing that his brothers and sisters would rebel against him and kill his fellow clan members indiscriminately. The tyranny of Qin Shihuang that was misrepresented in the aftermath was all committed by Qin II when he was emperor.
Does the author accept Zhao Ji? Hey-hey
I've changed my name, so I'll punish you. Otherwise, my own writing will be weird. I'm just going to Qin Dynasty. I'm a coward.
But after reading the comment section about wanting a ghost mother, I immediately became interested.
Although I admit it, you are the elder brother. Are you willing to assist your younger brother, and you have soldiers and horses on hand to let your younger brother take the position? Rebellion on his own and let Ying Zheng stay where he can.
I just want to know if Zhao Ji has accepted it, if not. Please don't let Liao Ai appear, otherwise, what's the use of the protagonist?
The first thing the protagonist does when he travels to the Qin Kingdom is to be someone's son. This is really in line with Liu Xing's words. Anyway, I was born to be someone's son, no matter who I am. In fact, I think the protagonist wants to be the son of the First Emperor the most, but he traveled too early.
Zhao Ji, take it! Anyway, not biologically
There is the Battle of Changping, and later Yingzheng returns to Qin. You just put the Battle of Changping one year after Ying Zheng returned to Qin. How about that?
I've already been granted the title of Lord Wu'an, but why didn't I grant Bai Ling to die for the country? The emperor's character is unpredictable. For example, if you are an emperor, you are willing to be suppressed by others (the text is funny)