Heaven-Defying Comprehension: Preaching Immortality in Great Qin
悟性逆天，我在大秦布道长生
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- Completed
- Length
- 396k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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175Chapters
7.9kReads
7.7Score
404Shelves
1.1kListens
536.4kReads · all time
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It seems that the protagonist is about to become a god. After Qin Shihuang unified the six countries, he restored the ninety-seventh position of the human king, and finally unified the earth and restored the ninety-nine supreme human emperors. Use He's Bi as the jade seal of heaven to launch a dynasty to conquer the heavens.
It's not bad, but I can't figure out why he didn't wait for the Qin Dynasty to unify before spreading the martial arts, or why he could directly pass it on to the Qin army first. In this case, how many fewer people would die if the Qin Dynasty unified the six countries? If you spread your martial arts now, you are endorsing the enemy.
The pacing is good. No disgusting character lives for more than ten chapters just to get into a disgusting situation. It is usually resolved within three to five chapters. Good review. The protagonist's combat power doesn't collapse too quickly, so it's not a brainless novel, but it does look comfortable and enjoyable, which is relatively reasonable. The King of Qin is cute, and he doesn't have the stereotypical imperial majesty that requires the protagonist to obey orders at all times and trust each other, which is good. In short, the writing is smooth, the pace is appropriate, and the experience is good! It's a comfortable writing style that's rare in Tomato. Come on, author!
It's okay, that's when the Confucians came up with the almost meaning when Zhao was destroyed. It was supposed to be a battle of ideas. The protagonist's ideas overwhelmed the Confucians and made them speechless. Then the literary spirit soared to the sky, creating a vision of heaven and earth. The shadow of Confucius appeared, agreeing with the protagonist's ideas. The old Confucian ideas were knocked off the altar, and the protagonist became orthodox. Then he spoke out in detail. The destiny is in Qin, and the nine states are unified. Eight characters are generated in the void and imprinted on the city wall [eating melon]
War is like this, both sides think they are the good side
Well written, keep it up, author [like]
Come on, well written. This is one of the most satisfying books I have read in the past six months. Great support from the author [Upvote][Please update]
Two chapters a day is not enough. If the foreigners next door know about it, they think we look down on them. More, one chapter per person. If you are tired, you will continue to read.
It hasn't been updated yet. Just when I was enjoying it, it's gone! ! ! ! One less star is waiting for updates
Looks good, keep up the good work