Fusu of Great Qin's Cultivation Chronicles

This is a new author's first book, so please go easy on me. [Prequel] + [Not Invincible] + [System] + [Power Struggles and Scheming] When Fusu talks to people, there's always an awkward clash between ancient and modern in his words. With Emperor Qin Shi Huang, he is deferential, yet there's a sharp edge beneath it: “If you're going to burn the books, why not hide some away first?” His words leave the emperor's mood impossible to read. With Zhao Gao and Li Si, he says, “Laws that are too strict will break,” wrapping modern reasoning in ancient phrasing. The old foxes can't tell how deep he runs. When discussing military affairs with Meng Tian, he suddenly blurts out things like “Use lime to mark the way” and “Wash wounds with strong liquor,” then explains, “I learned it in a dream.” With Cuiping, he often forgets the rules: “Don't kneel. The ground is cold.” The maid turns pale with fright. When talking alchemy with a fangshi, he asks outright, “Isn't cycling cinnabar and mercury just pointless tinkering?” The man storms off in a huff. Half his words are Fusu's gentle warmth, and half are Zhao Yu's irreverent spontaneity. It's like writing Qin script mixed with simplified characters: strange, but unforgettable. I'm no good at writing summaries, so please take a look inside~