After transmigrating into the world of Immortal Qin, Xu Bai discovers that everything has gone terribly wrong.
Did Hu Hai, the Second Qin Emperor, kill Zhao Gao and then shatter the void?
The woman he went on a blind date with may not be nicknamed Bai Suzhen, but she does have a younger sister named Xiao Qing?
And there’s a white-bearded old Taoist who claims he’ll suppress her?
One day, seven young men with gourds on their heads come looking for Xu Bai to take revenge, saying his wife kidnapped their grandpa.
Even Ying Zheng crawls out of his coffin, wailing: “Please tell your wife to stop using her powers. I promise I won’t try to become an immortal!”
I don't know what I'm writing about and what it has to do with the title of the article. Writing about Da Qin continued, and then wrote about Da Qin as a villain. What kind of king of the opposite sex can he become the king by virtue of destroying the remnants of the Six Kingdoms? It's been 800 years and the Six Kingdoms are still in chaos. It's funny. When the Qin Dynasty destroyed the six kingdoms, no one was crowned king, and the system of prefectures and counties was in vain. Will future generations not even follow the national policies of the First Emperor and the national policies of the Qin Dynasty?