
Great Qin: The Ruthless Crown Prince, I Am the Mandate of the Nation!
大秦:最狠太子,我即是国运!
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- Ongoing
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- 182k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Even if the emperor doesn’t favor the protagonist above everyone else, he shouldn’t neglect him compared with the other princes. In the end, the protagonist wins the throne and conquers the realm.
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Looking for a Super-Satisfying Story About Transmigrating to the Qin Dynasty
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Great Qin Princes, System, Heavenly Dao Rankings
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Please Recommend Some Quality, Invincible-Lead Power Fantasy Stories! I Beg You, Everyone!
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On renewal When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you watch the third watch, Weiwei's praise begins to speak out, and the number of dead harvests begins to decrease. When you update the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form, and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, the memory of the bookworm has a place for you. Even in the long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updates may not solve all problems, but they can solve more than 90% of them. More updates is not a problem.
I was attracted by those female protagonists, and then gradually as the plot unfolded, I began to retreat. In Chapter 15, two women with surnames appeared, Wang Xi, Wang Jian's granddaughter, and Bai Qi's descendant, General Bai. Although there is no obvious description of appearance, it feels quite unsafe. For example, Bai Qi's descendant, Miss Bai, General Bai, although his name is not clearly written, has a strong sense of presence. It's just that there really isn't a particularly ambiguous plot, it can only be said to be undecided. It doesn't mean that you are not allowed to write about women. If you are more serious, it won't make me so hesitant. For example, Wang Xi, if you don't specifically describe the other party's voice, Wang Jian's thoughts and Wang Xi's curiosity when writing, just tell me, will I be hesitant? Also, as long as you don't write about Bai Qi's descendants, if Bai Qi's descendants are women, I won't be in a dilemma!
"Heaven is merciless, and earth is without justice. There are winds and clouds in the sky, and there are mountains and torrents on the earth. If there is no country, how can the people survive?" "Father, with the dignity of the emperor, he leads the affairs of the world, which is to fight against the storms in the sky and suppress the earthquakes and floods on the earth!" "Fight against this so-called way of heaven, let the Qin Dynasty become strong, and let the people live!" Absolutely amazing👍🏻👍🏻, five stars for these words alone.
Nice to watch ৲( ᵒ ૩ᵕ )৴♡*৹ The protagonist Lao Liu has a unique sense of life. It's really great ദ്ദി˶ー̀֊ー́ )✧ Fusu is such a good big brother, brother and friend. The protagonist will fool his brother seriously, so cute (•́⌄•́๑)૭✧ Then it's super cool! Very cool : D The last thing is... May His Royal Highness protect you! ✧ ◔.̮◔
It looks good, it looks good. I hope the author can keep updating it. There is no heroine. I want to read career stories, not romance stories. .
It's pretty good to watch, but it doesn't have any emotional scenes or a female protagonist. Please
Can you change the chapter about brothers of the opposite sex to master and apprentice or adopted son?
I'm thinking about something. When Liu Ji arrives, can we try it out? There is a song called (Chu Han) that writes Liu Ji's life from his perspective. Let's just say that one night I dreamed of an old man humming a strange melody. I will write it down when I wake up. After careful consideration, I discovered that Liu Ji, who was three years younger than Ying Zheng, actually became emperor at the age of 54. I noticed something strange happened in Da Qin, so I hid my edge and wanted to see what was going on first. Then there was the plot at the beginning where he was drunk and wrote poetry. How can the protagonist know Liu Ji's abilities without seeing him? If Ying Zheng asked, he would have a more reasonable response.
Is there any good writing similar to this? Please recommend it.
The characters in the book are three-dimensional. Fusu is not weak. He has brotherly loyalty and love for the people. Qin Shihuang is not stubborn. He is good at accepting advice, dares to make breakthroughs, and dares to gamble. Not to mention the male protagonist. He has the harshness and decisiveness of the Legalists, the Confucian loyalty to the emperor and patriotism, and the Taoist inaction.