Great Qin: I, the Peerless Prince, Guarded the Great Wall for Eighteen Years

A person who has not done anything for 18 years after being signed to the Great Wall is still a talent.

I think it should be the brain. Use technology to develop all kinds of weird things, and then go to other worlds to develop them, and then become the devil.

With a combat power of more than 500,000, one tennis ball can directly destroy Japan.

It's not a great novel to begin with. What the hell is written at the beginning of Chapter 6? It's a mess.

You should go to the hospital and cut down the cost of medical treatment. That is the correct way to pay for medicine. To put it bluntly, it is not expensive at all. Medical treatment is expensive in the hospital. What is really expensive is the hospital. If you have a cold or fever, you need to pay 100 or 200 yuan for the medicine. In the pharmacy, it only costs 20 or 30 yuan according to the prescription.

Xiang Yu took 500 men to attack more than 10,000 Qin troops, killed more than 5,000 people, and then returned with 500 men? Not one of these five hundred people died? Are all the Qin troops just standing there to be killed by Xiang Yu and others? Author, do you dare to be more outrageous?

It's obvious that you already have a lot of influence and power in the front, but in the back, it's better to sell coats and coal stoves in Fusu. What a mess in the head.

When you write that the main character is awesome, no one says anything. You have to act like a nouveau riche and step on everyone you catch to make you appear to be awesome? What a twisted character, what a heartless face.

Why do I remember that this seems to be a master-level skill? Did I remember wrongly that it is the divine elephant's prison-suppressing power?

Not to mention bugs, the protagonist's invincible posture collapsed when he and Han Xin were discussing the plot of Qin Shihuang. It was so embarrassing. This change was so big that I didn't get used to it for a while, but it is still readable among many novels.