
Daqin: Concealing the Truth After Terminal Illness, Zulong Burst into Tears
大秦:绝症后隐瞒真相,祖龙泪崩
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 128k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
278Reads
61Chapters
9Listens
59kReads · all time
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He Grew up with the First Emperor and Stayed with Him Wholeheartedly from Childhood to Adulthood.
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Knife, Please Ask for a Knife. I Haven't Been Knifed for so Long. My Skin Is Oxidized.
Knife to death!
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Qin Shi Huang (Ancestral Dragon) Gets a Pet (Protagonist), Please!
For example, the protagonist is a panda, a snake, a traveling frog...
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Is There Any Regiment That Favors Sick and Weak Counselors (Preferably in Da Qin)
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Great Qin Empire—ying Zheng
Build the Great Wall to control the dragon veins of the Nine Provinces, defend our country Qin, and protect our country; defend our land and open up borders, wipe out the barbarians, and establish the foundation of our country Qin for eternity; even after death, we will transform into dragon souls to protect our China forever;
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Quickly Go to a Dimension Where There Is a Brother-In-Law, a God, a Stepmother, a Woman Disguised as a Man, Please! !
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Da Qin! Is There Any Article That Doesn't Discredit Li Si?
It's best to be more careful, because Shi Wen is so disgusting to watch, and basically kills Li Si as soon as he goes up. I really can't stand it.
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Nice. What a pity is why Ying Zheng didn't find out the protagonist's identity [crying][crying]
Very beautiful, super exciting
I want to know Ying Zheng's reaction after learning the truth
Very beautiful, super exciting
It's quite good, I can't give it 5 stars, it's just too short, the relationship between the protagonist and Ying Zheng is relatively shallow, and the last one is not a very good summary through history books.
It's not bad. It's different from other Daqin books.
Not bad but not enough
Too short, not enough to see
Good (✪▽✪) look, but it's a pity that it's a little bit in the end
Very nice, well written by the author
Very good, highly recommended