He enters the palace with sword and shoes, and rides into the royal court.
The emperor smiles ingratiatingly; the powerful ministers bow their heads.
No one could have imagined that Qin He, with a million private soldiers and wealth to rival a nation, began as nothing more than a stray dog in a lawless age.
A load of illicit salt, a desperate gamble:
“Ten days. Three thousand jin. I’ll stake my head on it!”
A jade hairpin, a feud built on deceit and intrigue:
“He’s just a lowly barbarian from the southern frontier. He should be grateful he’s made it this far.”
A sudden rise to wealth and power, a joke from a royal prince...
“The Xie family has produced three ministers of the highest rank in four generations. Qin He? What kind of dog is he?”
At the very bottom of this world, Qin He has nothing but his miserable life.
He will refine gold from foul waters,
and gather power in the barren mountains!
As he climbs higher, step by step,
he will finally hold the mountains, rivers, and all the land in his grasp!
How come such a good book has no traffic?
The book was good, but it ended just when it was getting really good.
Don't be misled by the title, it's a good book! What's so special about the author's name? 🙂 Before reading it, I thought you always wrote about animals.
The only book I've been able to read lately
A novel that you'd only glance at before losing interest; overall, it's alright.
Okay, very good, excellent
It's a really good book, why not recommend it?
I only read the first ten or so chapters (I don't know if that's enough) and I already knew this was a good book. The author's writing style is quite mature, a million times better than those books that start with a "brain drainer" feel.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
Very satisfied