Duzhou was reborn in the Qin Dynasty during the Warring States Period. The good news is that the place he was reborn in was the Qin Kingdom.
The bad news is that he returned to the Qin State before Shang Yang's reform, the Qin State where the princes despised Qin.
And he is still a prisoner in Liyang City.
Many years later, Duzhou looked at Qin's armored lions and said confidently: "How can Qin be weak? If I return to Qin, Qin will be strong."
Reader comments
Return to Da Qin and become a counselor
Speechless to the daytime
There are no plug-ins, and it is a relatively simple white text of the historical hegemony type.
The beginning is very relaxed, the narrative is relatively simple and clear, it is not tiring to read, and the content is quite rich.
The subsequent strategies, lobbying, tactics, etc. Are not as naive as many articles, but they are not too complicated either.
As for the characters, the main hegemony-type characters are all okay. Although they are not particularly three-dimensional, they have their own characteristics.
All the descriptions and development of the scene where the male protagonist meets the little princess are very cliche.
All in all, it is much better than most people who directly plug in to the sky and do things recklessly.
Four to four and a half stars. New book issues are rounded up.
This book is very in line with what I mean. I think the author writes it very well, but the number of times a day is too few. If possible, 20 a day is fine. It would be better if the author has a group.
It's really enough. Every time we do a task, we talk about household chores [laughs awkwardly]
Why are there two Yingyu? Can anyone explain it to me?
It's rare to find a novel about the Warring States Period that doesn't involve cheating
New knowledge and interesting soul
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
The subject matter is novel and the content is perfect
Still worth a look
Quack
Looks good, keep up the hard work
It's okay, there's nothing toxic about it so far, it's worth a look
It's rare to see novels written during the Warring States Period, and it's very interesting.
Return to Da Qin and become a counselor Speechless to the daytime There are no plug-ins, and it is a relatively simple white text of the historical hegemony type. The beginning is very relaxed, the narrative is relatively simple and clear, it is not tiring to read, and the content is quite rich. The subsequent strategies, lobbying, tactics, etc. Are not as naive as many articles, but they are not too complicated either. As for the characters, the main hegemony-type characters are all okay. Although they are not particularly three-dimensional, they have their own characteristics. All the descriptions and development of the scene where the male protagonist meets the little princess are very cliche. All in all, it is much better than most people who directly plug in to the sky and do things recklessly. Four to four and a half stars. New book issues are rounded up.
This book is very in line with what I mean. I think the author writes it very well, but the number of times a day is too few. If possible, 20 a day is fine. It would be better if the author has a group.
It's really enough. Every time we do a task, we talk about household chores [laughs awkwardly]
Why are there two Yingyu? Can anyone explain it to me?
It's rare to find a novel about the Warring States Period that doesn't involve cheating
New knowledge and interesting soul
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
The subject matter is novel and the content is perfect
Still worth a look
Quack
Looks good, keep up the hard work
It's okay, there's nothing toxic about it so far, it's worth a look
It's rare to see novels written during the Warring States Period, and it's very interesting.