At the End of Qin, I Gave Up and Went Back to Be the King of Qin

Name: At the End of Qin, I Gave Up and Went Back to Be the King of Qin
Author: Chasing Hot-Air Balloons

秦末，我摆烂回去做秦王

by Chasing Hot-Air Balloons (追热气球)

Status: Completed
Length: 350k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical & Ancient
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Officials: Your Majesty, Zhang Han has already led an army of four hundred thousand to Julu. He’ll soon destroy the forces seeking to restore the Six States. The realm will still belong to our Great Qin…

Me: Order him back inside Hangu Pass at once, to defend the old lands of our Great Qin. Why insist on unifying the realm? Would carving out our own territory stop me from eating and drinking well?

Officials: Have you forgotten that our Great Qin ancestors spent more than five hundred years unifying the realm?

Me: So what? Are we supposed to close an account that took more than five hundred years to build, just fifteen years after we unified it?

Officials: …

Me: Bunch of fools. I can’t be bothered with you.

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I Completely Give Up, Yet Revive the Qin Dynasty彻底摆烂的我，中兴大秦Alternate title on Fanqie

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