Great Qin: The White-Haired Little Girl Becomes Imperial Preceptor in One Month

Please update. I actually don't like this description of the heroine's appearance. But the story behind it can be as good as it sounds. I hope to do things slowly in the future. It's nice not to have a male protagonist. Goldfinger is really sloppy. It doesn't matter if you have infinite strength or an ordinary space. Or a good memory. In this way, support can be brought to Qin. It looks like leukemia and yet it looks so good. If I hadn't met the emperor. I don't know what to do with such a beauty. This is the urge to kill the heroine.

It's pretty good, come on, don't be a eunuch. Different from the previous situations where Ying Zheng was furious after hearing the news from Zhao Gao and others, the Ying Zheng in this book thinks calmly and even records it on bamboo slips. This is indeed in line with Zheng Ge's temperament. This is indeed very good.

It's pretty good. The protagonist is a little lolita with white hair and blue eyes. She's pretty cute... I hope there will be no cp, and then the protagonist's body will not grow anymore (people who have such thoughts about a 12-year-old girl are really disgusting [smile]) Then open some tricks to help Brother Zheng unify the world [Sending Hearts]

Meow~ When I first saw this book, I didn't really have high hopes (after all, this kind of article was too popular). I just found the introduction interesting and added it to my bookshelf. Now that I have time to read it during the winter vacation, I realized that adding this book to my bookshelf was the right choice. The heroine's inner activities are very interesting, and I don't feel embarrassed when reading this kind of article. This is my favorite thing, and the interaction between the characters is interesting. The author also has his own excellent ideas and will work hard to correct his mistakes. Summary: It's good to read, I love to read it, but it's not enough. Please update it more, and the author will give it a thumbs up!

It's good, but there's a little too much inner drama. Fortunately, this is Ying Zheng, if it were Lao Zhu...

I feel good. The author also checked the information and wrote, that is, can we continue to have no male protagonist? Don't have a male protagonist like Fusu. Just let them have a master-disciple relationship and keep the idea of ​​​​the female protagonist. Although it won't make any difference if we talk about it, I still hope it won't happen. Please, the current scale is almost just right. Just don't deliberately create ambiguity. Let the female protagonist help unify the six countries and go to other states to start a career. Let Zheng Ge be the captain [smile]

This book fits my xp very well and is a very good novel for me. That's true for me. Everyone's xp is different. Even so, just like the spectral lines on a spectrum, some are always very close together. Our reviews are a guide, reflecting the popularity of the novel among similar people. But we can't understand other people's perceptions. So looking at ratings is not as good as reading books. In case this book is your cup of tea. In case your xp is stung by this book. Of course, this is a probabilistic event and one that is unpredictable. Our evaluation is meaningless. To see or not to see is decided by the reader's finger. Looking at it this way becomes nihilism. However, ratings do help readers improve their experience and interest, which is the icing on the cake. It can also be distressing to see a book you love rated poorly. [Wangchai][Wangchai]

The plot of this book is very interesting. The language description, the protagonist's heart, and the personalities of various characters are all perfect for me. I think it is very good. Some of the technical explanations and the like in it can also be seen that the author is very attentive. At least for someone like me who is a lolita lover and loves history, this is a fairy tale! Personal evaluation, rational reference, don't comment if you don't like it, thank you all!

It's labeled as a genius, but in fact, the protagonist has a photographic memory. Some modern technologies, such as papermaking, were moved to the Qin Dynasty in advance. Also, the author is a bit slow in updating. In addition, it can be seen from several extra chapters that the author is a person who pays great attention to details. So if you are more concerned about historical authenticity, you can come and take a look, it is definitely not a loss. The last few chapters feel like they are also deliberately foreshadowing, and some fantasy aspects should be introduced in the later stage. However, there will not be any flying sky and earth escape or the human race without a great emperor. At most, it will be Qi Men Dun Jia, some Feng Shui and the like. After all, it's difficult to write if the span is too big. I personally got interested in it because of the cover. As I read, knowledge entered my mind in a strange way. [Laughing and crying]

Although there are typos, it looks directly at history and does not praise Ying Zheng.