Book introduction:
When Japan was defeated, the Japanese slaves performed blood sacrifices and used the souls of the Sino-Japanese War criminals enshrined in the Yasukuni Shrine as a medium to entangle time and space. They attempted to overturn the trajectory of Chinese history, solidify feudal class differences, and forever anchor historical civilization in the darkest Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms... In an attempt to absorb the "national trauma power" from it as a medium to make a comeback in the war...
At the critical moment, the fake wearer Liu San solved the mystery of the memory seal and awakened the ancestral dragon Qin Shihuang!
"Are the Japanese slaves worthy of tampering with my unification?" "When I unified the six kingdoms, the Japanese slaves were still living in tree nests."
"The book is the same as the text——"
"The cars are on the same track——"
The contemporary emperor in the Tokyo Imperial Palace fell to the ground with blood spurting from his mouth and nose...
Channel collapse...
A lifeboat carrying Sino-Japanese War criminals took advantage of the chaos to escape!
The surviving Japanese slaves infiltrated the Western Jin Dynasty and wanted to make a comeback. The chaos in the Western Jin Dynasty led to the rise of the Di, Qiang, Jie, Xianbei, and Xiongnu, and the Five Husties began.
During the Five Hus and Sixteenth Kingdoms, Li Techeng of the Di tribe established the Han regime, and the Xiongnu Han King Liu Yuan and the Han and Zhao regimes were established to fight against the various forces that emerged one after another! And looking for the way back home...
Why are Japanese slaves so short? Are you short and deformed? His Majesty the First Emperor left a slip: "Xu Fu obtained from the Japanese island is a tattooed death row prisoner!"
The mysterious elixir of Xu Fu's eastward journey turns out to be that "the body will not rot when eaten, but the soul will be imprisoned forever."
The mystery of Xu Fu's "Dragon Protector": "The body died for the country, but the soul returned to ruins"
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Everything is in the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms