[No CP + system + mind reading + hilarious + cubs + family affection]
What? Die in the second generation? The whole family died?
That won't work!
After learning of his tragic fate in the future, three-and-a-half-year-old Ying Anan puffed out his cheeks and stared at the glowing ball in front of him in disbelief.
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The kind-hearted, patriotic uncle Fusu finally committed suicide? An An was angry that he wouldn't fight, and punched Ren's cowardly brain with two fists.
The ignorant and pleasure-seeking uncle Hu Hai simply perished? An'an's Eighteen Palms for Subduing the Dragon, a soak of urine to awaken the dark brain.
As for his grandfather, the First Emperor, who had a clear distinction between love and hate, was decisive in killing, and even a bit narcissistic, An An pouted his little mouth, and of course he was hugging and praising him!
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With An An's efforts, the charming ancestor successfully avoided detours and postponed the prosperous age of the Qin Dynasty, but... The uncles seemed to have been led astray.
The eldest uncle Fusu, who was originally a Confucian believer, faced the pressure from benevolence and righteousness, and retorted without changing his expression, "Imitate the rites of Zhou? Teach me how to divide the Qin Dynasty?"
Uncle Hu Hai, who was originally very competitive, frowned when faced with the traitor's advice, "Steal the throne? Do you think I won't die fast enough?"
The First Emperor, who was deeply persecuted by his native family and obsessed with immortality, even lamented, "Life is short, so why bother beating workers."
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An An, who was spoiled as a little winner, was confused, things were going wrong!
Why did the emperor and his uncles eradicate heresy and lead Great Qin to a prosperous age before he even opened his mouth?
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You pity Hu Hai, and you have nothing to write about.
You pity Hu Hai, and you have nothing to write about.