Three pieces of news. Which would you like to hear first?
Bad news: Ye Wen has transmigrated to the Qin Dynasty.
Worse news: After transmigrating, he became a rebel.
Worst of all: As a rebel, he keeps dancing on Ying Zheng's sore spots.
Ying Zheng: "You say I will die?"
Ye Wen: "That's right."
Ying Zheng: "You say the Qin Dynasty will fall after the second generation?"
Ye Wen: "That's right."
Ying Zheng: "You say all the elixirs I take are poison?"
Ye Wen: "That's right."
Ying Zheng: "Hmm... Quite right, quite right, quite right."
"Then I'll have you executed!"
"Your Majesty, please don't! I'm coming clean! I'm a transmigrator!"
Who says kings, nobles, generals, and ministers are born to their station?
I say, who says kings, nobles, generals, and ministers have to be born to their station?
Watch how I make the Great Qin shake the whole world and rule over all!
To summarize, I have read Chapter 6. The protagonist informed Qin Shihuang that the elixir was poisonous, thus proving the identity of the time traveler. The protagonist also said that the Second Emperor of Qin died. Qin Shihuang did not use the protagonist and instead asked the protagonist to follow Fusu to build the Great Wall. More importantly, he did not ask who rebelled. I think everyone should be responsible. It's time to ask who the rebels are to solve the trouble in advance, and they haven't killed Zhao Gao yet. I copied a part of the original text, the reason for not killing Zhao Gao (if he hadn't been killed now, many things in the court would have stopped, Ying Zheng would have killed him long ago.) I can only say that it is against the will of heaven, because Ying Zheng did not dare to kill Zhao Gao 🤮
The front is a bit boring. Only 20 pictures will be considered interesting.