Traveling to Fusu, the First Emperor Invited Me to Ascend the Throne

It's very good. The protagonist's character is decisive and decisive. There is no ink, but the update is too slow.

The system is the same as "Zhenguo Prince Consort". The story is as exciting as the Prince Consort.

The writing is very good. This is one of the rare Qin Dynasty conspiracy novels. The male protagonist is a gentleman, not the cliché guy who can't walk when he sees a woman. It's great, come on. Also, Dad, when will it be updated today? I want to see Hu Hai commit suicide [sneaky laugh]

The writing is very in line with the royal family, and the IQ is online. This is one of the few time-travelers I have read. In the past, the protagonist in the book would be soft-hearted and let it go, and there was some unknown trust. The protagonist of this book tells us that there is no so-called trust. [Like][Like]

Absolute five-star praise. I originally thought it was a cool story about dynasties fighting for hegemony, but it turns out, shit, Heifer is on a plane. It's awesome. The plots in it are all on a level higher than those in Palace Fighting Drama. I don't know if the author traveled from ancient times. The characters in it are all scheming except for ordinary people. I won't say more for someone who couldn't survive a chapter in the past. In a word, it's brilliant.

Update it quickly, from three chapters to two chapters, from a few chapters to now, it's so exciting that I have to rush you. It feels quite regrettable. As the first person to urge the update, I didn't expect that it would end hastily in the end. It's really a pity.

This is the most beautiful Daqin time traveling online article I have ever read. Fusu is the most well-organized and shows the true strategy of a king. It is really different from those mindless and cool articles. It can also be seen that the author is an interesting person with a deep chest.

The anime that Mingyue has been following in the Qin Dynasty, your book is really good, the life experience of Tianming, the life experience of Yue'er, the ambitions of the First Emperor, are those seven people of Canglong Qisu really? I didn't expect Donghuang Taiyi to be Lu Buwei. I was thinking of Gui Guzi. You have such a great imagination! I want to know the ending of Tianming and what is the inheritance of King Wen that you obtained from the Yin Yang family. This is really curious. Come on, author! !

The writing is very nice, I hope the author can stick to it. In addition, the author also needs to make a living. I hope everyone can support and push more.

It's been a while since I read a good book. This book showed me that the author has a solid foundation and the storyline is well designed and arranged. It's not like some books that make a pig's feet stupid and have no IQ, or the enemy has no IQ. This book is worth recommending

There are flaws but they do not harm the whole. It is very good to describe the tactics rather than the process but the results, which makes the overall structure more compact and coherent; the role of the system is always only an auxiliary, and no emperor in China relies on the system to rise to power; Qin Shi Mingyue has not finished reading it, but it does not feel that reading this book is difficult. The author is very imaginative, and the Fusu in the pen has goals and vision, and all The Zibai family is flesh and blood, and the feudal clans were divided during the chaotic period. There was ambition, friendship, and betrayal. Of course, some paragraphs are repetitive in description, which seems to be obviously cramming the word count, and readers will feel alienated. Another thing is that "Xiongnu" is a contemptuous name for the northern nomads by the Han people. It is composed of many tribes, and nomadic peoples that basically exist outside the Great Wall can be called "Xiongnu"; above.

I haven't watched Qin Shi Mingyue, but it doesn't affect my reading. The battle of wits is quite exciting. Fusu is also a character I like very much. There is a system, but the effect is not that obvious, which is good. There are some background relationships between the characters. I can only say that I really didn't expect it [face covering]

Very good. The characters are well-drawn and the plot design is reasonable. I personally like the unexpected results the most. When everyone thinks it's someone, the result is a reversal or something, it's so exciting. Give the author a thumbs up. Also, I am a loyal reader of the last book. I hope the author can create more exciting plots and earn a lot of money.

Machiavellian is well written! It's cool but not brainless, it's systematic but not outrageous, the various characters and identity backgrounds are supplemented and shaped reasonably logically, and the ups and downs of the plot are designed smoothly and cleverly. Overall, it's very readable. I like it! Will follow up~

It's very beautiful, and the people in it are very thoughtful, but sometimes going too far is not enough. You need some innocent people, or people who are dedicated to Fusu, or people who really love him, otherwise the world will feel dark everywhere.

It's the first time I've read this kind of time-travel novel. It's very good. Apart from a novel called The Proud Nine Heavens, this is the first time I've encountered someone who can write the protagonist's mind so smartly. At least the logic of the strategizing is very clear.

The book is good, but the pace is too fast. It only takes a few hundred thousand words to finish the entire plot of Mingyue in the Qin Dynasty. After the defeat of Baiyue, what will happen to the Huns or other countries in the future? You shouldn't follow the original plot of Qin Shi Mingyue from the beginning. If you travel through time, there must be a butterfly effect. The author's Machiavellian writing is indeed very good.

Five stars, must be five stars, to seek power in the world. All the characters of Mingyue in Qin Dynasty have retained their original personalities. There are changes but they can be justified. The plots of "The Bright Moon in the Qin Dynasty", "The Bright Moon in the Qin Dynasty and the Hundreds of Scholars", "The Bright Moon in the Qin Dynasty and the Great Wall", "The King of the Bright Moon in the Qin Dynasty", and "The Bright Moon in the Qin Dynasty" are all in progress, and they are not too exaggerated.

This book is not simply invincible and refreshing. Although some characters have deviated from the historical trajectory, the book itself is an imaginary history at the beginning, combined with the plot of the Mingyue of Qin Dynasty, and the story line is interlocking. Basically, all the holes in the front have been filled. Zhan Ri boldly guessed that it should be Lord Changping, who quickly betrayed Qin and was extremely important to the peasant family. There is no other option except him for the time being. I hope the author can give a bigger surprise. The more likely ones are Gai Nie and Wei. Zhuang's death, the sweet cooperation in the early stage, still cannot change the character of the character, and it is inevitable. Tianming is still too young, and he should eventually die. Although he is the protagonist of Qin Shimingyue, this book is not Qin Shimingyue. The clues slowly unfold. After the final unification, will other famous generals appear again? I am also looking forward to it. The rhythm and psychology of this book made me feel comfortable reading it. It is not too delayed, and unnecessary descriptions are also overdone quickly. I give the author a big thumbs up👍 This book has always given me five stars✨The more I read, the more I read. The more I read, the more my CPU burns. Every word is the author's hair. I feel like the author's every word is so delicate that his hair is almost bald. The content he writes is linked to each other, and I can't stop at all.

It feels okay, it can be regarded as citing classics, but it is not too cliché. It is a martial arts novel. The plot is not perfect but it is enough to prove that the author used his brain. There is no big suspense. The sentences quoted are relatively easy to understand. The content is very high. So far, there is no big plot conflict. Overall, it is not bad.

It is a very good novel. Although the plot is all about various emperors' tricks, full of temptations and secret chess, you have to admit that after you guess some of the inside stories and truly understand the secrets, you will feel a lot of satisfaction. It is worth reading, especially if you like this type where everyone is a chess piece and I am the chess player. But the ending is really not very good. I have been talking about the big world, exaggerating and foreshadowing it, but the ending ends abruptly. This should account for a large part of the reason why this book cannot be rated higher.

This book is good, IQ is online, and force is online. I hope it won't make mistakes later.

It's a pretty good book. It can be seen from the book that the author has a profound cultural background and the characters are delicately portrayed. It's really good! But it's not suitable for me. I like flying bricks and being invincible. The power negotiations, conspiracy calculations and intrigues in the book are too brain-consuming and make me uncomfortable. I persisted until more than 270 chapters, but I couldn't hold on any longer. Goodbye!

Five stars are given, points for being dedicated to your career, points for being Machiavellian, points for being imaginative, points for not accepting girls and not giving them away. Too weak at the end. The same problem as the Zhenguo book

Well, for so many years of bookworms, this is a very good book. It is logically rigorous, interlocking, and very readable. It can be said to be one of the best on the Tomato platform.

Very good, like it As for the protagonist, not only does he have tricks, but the most important thing is that he has a strategy For me, whether it's good or not depends on whether the protagonist has a strategy or not. It doesn't matter whether there is a plot or not. It's comfortable to watch and the plot doesn't drag on very important The author describes His Majesty the First Emperor and Prince Fusu very well (I think they are very good anyway). Each of the characters has its own characteristics and mission. Rather than the protagonist and the supporting role, the absolute relationship between the villain and the decent (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ What's more, the author is generally unliterary, and most of the Prince Fusu he describes is in an advantageous position (that is, Prince Fusu gives me the feeling that everything in the world is in control), rather than being as weak as in a typical novel. The summary is that Prince Fusu is the chess player, and the others are chess pieces (ﾟωﾟ)

This is the most touching Daqin article I have ever read. The majestic and majestic strategy is gripping. Cheers, author [Like]

To be honest, it's really good. I finished it in a few days. It's not enough. I have a question, was the author's final mother-in-law the Wang family?

The plot is compact, digging holes and filling holes is very good. I am looking forward to the system in the future. I will blindly guess whether the blue dragon will be released later and the prehistoric era will come. Hahaha. Come on, author💪. Like it.

After reading this, I finally understand what the true imperial power is. It is not the kind of checks and balances in the court, but the creation of eternal peace. The world is like a chessboard, life and death are in the hands of the emperor, so if the king wants his ministers to die, they must die. It's a pity that because of the excessive power, I can't clearly see what all the living beings are like. In short, I don't remember any of the characters, but I remember that the emperor's heart is like an abyss and the world is like a chess piece. Summary: Although it is not a classic, it has some insights and is worth watching.