Qin Gao accidentally transmigrated to the Qin Dynasty and became the First Emperor Ying Zheng’s third son, Prince Gao. There, he awakened a Simulation System.
In his first simulation, he was an ordinary woodcutter. After twenty uneventful years, he fell off a cliff, bringing his life to an end.
In the second simulation, he was a young swordsman of mediocre talent who was driven out of his clan. He thought he’d have one fortuitous encounter after another, but instead he met his end in a tiger’s jaws.
The third simulation was even more absurd: he was a tiny baby who died in an instant.
[Friendly reminder: This is the tenth simulation. If the Host fails to choose a skill, this System will be permanently disabled!]
The tenth simulation!
[Simulation Talent: SS-rank. Begin simulation?]
I’m about to take off!
The more I read, the more my brain hurts. What the hell are you writing about?
After reading more than sixty chapters, I felt that the whole book was in a mess, and each chapter was different.
Messy, messy