[I Want Nothing More Than to Die, but Qin Shi Huang Wants to Make Me His Imperial Tutor!]
After his no-good father Xu Fu sailed overseas and left Qin Shi Huang waiting for three years, Xu Qing, who was imprisoned as a result, felt not worried but delighted...
If he can complete nine transmigrations, he can return to the modern era and live forever!
Why bother working hard, then? He might as well lie flat...
One day, out of boredom, Xu Qing gave lessons in prison to a wealthy young master. The more he taught, the more he felt something was off...
The walls of the imperial dungeon came crashing down. Qin Shi Huang, who had been hiding in a secret passage, emerged and excitedly clasped Xu Qing's hands.
“I sincerely invite you, Sir, to serve as the imperial tutor of Great Qin!”
Although Fusu isn't as weak as before, he still seems useless, relying on the protagonist for everything. Qin Shi Huang's character is severely damaged, especially the part where he lets Ximen Yan escape—it's utterly ridiculous. And he always lets enemies go; Liu Yue assisted Yan Le in killing Fusu without any punishment, only being stripped of their friendship [shocked]. Ximen Yan poisoned Qin Shi Huang, and he was released without any punishment either 🤦😠 I could only watch the beginning before I couldn't continue. 🤦🤮😠
They portrayed Zheng Ge as incredibly stupid, belittling him while praising Fusu! The protagonist, after nine lifetimes of worldly experience, still has such questionable intelligence... Tsk, do they think he's an idiot or am I?!
The most amazing thing in the whole book is the eunuch.
It's quite pretty.
Not bad, after all, it's a type of movie I like, so I think it's pretty good.