Immortality: Starting from Deceiving Ying Zheng

I can't stand it anymore. I didn't expect to see this kind of super gay masterpiece on Tomato. Come on, the author. The writing is very beautiful. It's easy to sell the feelings of love and hate. It's so sincere and sincere in the early stage, but the betrayal in the later stage seems so painful. Right, Brother Time Travel, the author knows be aesthetics very well.

This book is really amazing. It took me a day to read it all. I can't describe this book in words. I have read many books of this type on Tomato, but only the author writes the best. He vividly describes the king's heart and the suspicions and games in the court. The protagonist accompanied Ying Zheng through various situations in his childhood. At an important historical juncture where he almost lost his life, the protagonist, as a modern person, went all out to make the right changes to Ying Zheng. There may be cracks during the period, but in the end he can recover as before. The cruelty of the emperor is vividly written. It is really wonderful. I have nothing to say. This book is at least 9.4, 9.5 Or so.

This book is really well written, very real and very sad. Perhaps history is always full of regrets. A lifetime of political affairs can make mistakes and mistakes, but the sins are in the present and the merits are in the future. I cried to death. I was particularly sad when I saw the latest chapter. He is the emperor, the prince, the proton and the political son. When life comes to an end, looking back, I will still think of the friendship between the young people who shared a piece of cake on a cold snowy night in Handan.

It's very interesting to watch. The writing style in the early stage is relatively immature. In some places, the emotions are not laid out enough before starting to express emotions. It's a bit embarrassing to watch. However, the description of the relationship between the protagonist and Ying Zheng becomes more interesting as it goes on, and the plot setting is also very good. However, the overall framework is still the same as history. I hope there will be a greater breakthrough. The delicate relationship between the protagonist and Ying Zheng is really touching. It is not just a simple novel. From the initial hand in hand to the final mutual suspicion, Ying Zheng in this book is more like an emperor in a feudal society. Alas, actually I want them to have a better ending. Ps: The writing style is much weaker in comparison, but the flaws do not hide the flaws.

The author's writing style is superb. It took him a day, and he had mixed feelings. The characters in it are all made of flesh and blood, especially Ying Zheng, an emperor through the ages, who has the power of the whole world. In the end, he died in a pile of smelly abalone in order to grow taller. His dignity and dignity were completely lost. It is very regrettable [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]

The biography of Yingzheng just has a supporting role as a protagonist.

The little girl came here purely for CP. After reading a little bit, I can make a general comment. Although the explanation of "the charm of ancient language" in the early stage is a bit stiff, it will make people more and more addicted as you watch it. In the middle stage, the control of emotions is very good and refreshing.

Actually it's okay. I'm not very good at praising, but I can find fault with it hahaha. I think people will have different thoughts in different environments. You rescued Zhao Zheng's enemies not long after you traveled through time. There is nothing wrong with you when you first came over, but after several years, you still want to let those rebellious family members go? I don't think I have this idea now. Second, I feel that there is not much difference between the protagonist and Lu Buwei (except for the strategy). They both want to change the King of Qin. It is just that the protagonist uses the protagonist's thoughts. Lu Buwei uses his thoughts. In my opinion, this is the case. Third, why do I always feel that the protagonist cannot figure out his own position? It can be said that he is with the King of Qin. The incident of Zhao Ji could have been avoided without reminding him. Han Fei can stay, but it is only "can". In this kind of thing, I see that the protagonist wants to be a good person, but King Qin and Li Si have become bad people. What needs to be changed is Han Fei's thoughts instead of always telling the King of Qin that he is good. To sum up, before the third volume, the protagonist used his modern knowledge to help and change the King of Qin (actually, I feel that it doesn't matter whether the protagonist is there in the first volume). However, if you can't figure out your own position, just do assistive things, and don't always think about changing other people's ideas. This is what I saw.

It's really beautiful! It's not like other time travel stories, it shows the truest side of that era, and it's not all smooth sailing! The writing is also very good! It's one of the better-looking articles I've ever read.

It's very beautiful. If you don't highly recommend the emotional line with King Qin, I highly recommend reading it. It's just that it's a little short to read. I suggest the author update it again. PS, I have some emotional experience and it's a very vague relationship. I just feel like the two of them. In fact, you don't have to worry about this. Anyway, it's a very good book.

It's very interesting. Come on, the author, and the female channel is provoking someone [face covering]

Seeing that the protagonist is the Virgin, my heart finally died. There is nothing wrong with the Virgin. I respect them and hope that there will be more Virgins in the world, but I don't want my friends and I to be the Virgin and stay away from the Virgin to cherish life!

Wuwuwuwuwuwuwu, is the history too far away, the book too thin, and the text too lacking? Why, I thought Qin Shihuang was not such a conceited, jealous and crazy person; I thought Zhang Liang was just blinded by hatred towards the people of the world; I thought Fusu would always believe in his people... But no. After peeling away the gorgeous, unprecedented and shocking achievements... I only saw the shocking thing called "Great Success"; I only saw the person who personally sent himself to the road of death called "Eternal Life"... Why why, is the historical truth like this? Is he really deified or belittled by us? I don't know [almost crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] He is not like this in any of the Shihuang novels I have read... I really can't stand it anymore, it's too depressing and too sad. . . The wheel of history is rolling forward, and I can no longer distinguish the rut called "Qin". [Almost crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying]

It's a very good book, starting from Ying Zheng's childhood, watching him strategizing, step by step unifying the six kingdoms and becoming the first emperor. Although the process is a bit fast, all major events are described. The content also conforms to historical laws. If you like this period of history, don't miss it. In the story, Chen Xun is not so much a participant, but I think he is a witness to the story. He had no way to change the general direction of history, and he was unable to dissuade Ying Zheng from seeking immortality. All he could do was accompany him until death. Then observe the next era until you return to your own era. It is not considered a kind of pain. For me, this story only stops at Chapter 96, before the tragedy begins. I want to keep the beauty in my memory - the ice floe on the undercurrent. I still miss that little political figure who would share what he had with Chen Xun and listen to the advice of his friends and think about it.

It's well written and the author's writing style is also very good. The emotional line is very delicate. Did the author give the protagonist too much aura? The protagonist has the brain of a time traveler, no plug-ins, only an immortal body. The people around the protagonist also have their own thoughts and will not blindly follow the protagonist's thoughts. The feeling of this book just makes me feel. It feels like everyone is the protagonist but not the protagonist... Generally speaking, this book has flaws, but it doesn't affect it. Anyway, the death of Qin Shihuang made me feel very sad [almost crying], very uncomfortable [almost crying], very bad [almost crying], and very sad [almost crying]. The protagonist and Zheng follow the friendship→suspiciousness→repentance after death. Zheng's death makes me very regretful. Maybe I am a little fan of Zheng. The protagonist, an immortal person, experiences the death of his best friend... How does it feel to experience so many ups and downs? Now I think one thing that is particularly bad is that the description of Xiang Yu in the later period is too awesome, as if it is a cheat. How awesome is it? You should probably go see it. Well, yes

Yes, generally speaking, although the protagonist saved a child in the early stage, this is just human nature. Even if it is because modern people have become cold-blooded and have become the norm, and in ancient times, you can really see the dissipation of a life. Can you not feel chilled? In the later period, the First Emperor even imprisoned the protagonist in the palace for the sake of immortality. He even coldly watched the protagonist suffer, tasted poison, and killed sorcerers. Only when his life was burned out did he place the heavy responsibility on the protagonist. As a result, the protagonist was severely injured and deformed. However, the part about the First Emperor really made me cry. The rest of the story was okay, but it was a bit unpleasant because he blew Xiang Yu too much.

The entire article about the First Emperor is written in great detail. From the initial friendship to suspicion to the final remorse and entrustment, the development of the characters is clear, and it also allows us to see the powerlessness that cannot change history.

The emotions in the first part are more delicate. The article is generally good, but in the later period Xiang Yu became a bit deified, as if he had nothing to do with it, but the author's writing style is still quite good, and I am looking forward to the development of the story later [Thoughts]

Among all the fiction novels about the history of the Qin Dynasty that I have read, this one should be considered one of the best. The theme should be similar to that of Yongqinghou of the Ming Dynasty. The author's writing style is also very good and the novel is very interesting.

How should I put it? This is the most shocking historical novel I have read this year. There is no system or plug-ins. The so-called immortal body only gives Chen Xun the suspicion of time and politics. I really rarely like historical novels, but it is really straightforward [Like]

It's quite emotional... The protagonist did look at this era from a modern perspective at first, but he also grew up after one incident after another. Well, I finished reading it in one night. The pace is fast and the writing is good. Come on, the author [angry]

It's good to read, but Qin Shihuang and Chen Xun have different views and positions. The conflict between the two is inevitable. I hope the author can adjust this relationship well and how Qin II will develop? And how to improve productivity? Chen Xun is a liberal arts student, so the author also needs to give an explanation about the technical sources of the next productivity improvement, come on! 😋

This book is very good. When I saw 100 pages, I realized that the author used concise language, well, to write a breath of fresh air in the online literature world. This is not just about writing about the Qin Dynasty. The author's purpose from beginning to end is to write about an immortal, starting from the Warring States Period and continuing to the future. I don't know where it will end... I can't say he's not good, but it's too real, and the truth is a bit false. I'm used to seeing friendship and bonds break everything, but the author writes about Zulong's greed, Zulong's arrogance... And also writes about the helplessness of an immortal. After all, he can only be a spectator, and the butterfly's wings are just... Disturbing the fragrance of the flowers.

This book is a fantasy historical novel, well written. Xiang Yu in it is the reincarnation of the Golden-winged Dapeng. You ask me why he is the reincarnation of the Golden-winged Dapeng? I can only say that Li Yuanba is also the reincarnation of the Golden-winged Dapeng.

Poison point: Xiang Yu resisted explosives and survived. Xiang Yu's 50,000 men broke through the Qin army's 100,000 defense line to rescue his younger brother.

The plot is good, and the writing is also good. I enjoyed watching the love story with Ying Zheng in the beginning, but... Why is there an emotional scene in the back? Can't it be marked in the introduction? The four stars are an affirmation of the book, and also the helplessness of the emotional line (the person with the emotional line is Wang Zhaojun, if you want to read without cp, you can stop after chapter 260 [facepalm])

It's very interesting. I am a freshman who has been reading online literature for nearly twelve years. This novel is just one sentence for me. But in Tomato Gods, this book can be said to be very good in terms of the description of the environment, the demeanor of the characters, and the psychological description. Since reading this novel, I have basically been unable to stand other time-travel historical novels of the same type [shy] [shy] [shy] The thing that upset me the most about this book is what Ying Zheng did to Ah Xun in order to live forever. Zhang Han died to protect Fusu, and Zhaojun passed away [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] Our Ah Xun has suffered enough, why, why should we let him go through this again? The death of my only relative in this strange era [crying] [crying] [crying] I have never felt as sorry for the protagonist in a novel as I did for Ah Xun. Reading this novel made me cry four times [crying] [crying] [crying]

This book objectively describes that history is ultimately unchangeable. The description of Ying Zheng's later years really touched my heart❤️. Maybe I am a fan of Ying Zheng and couldn't stand it after seeing Ying Zheng's death🤦🏻‍♀️, but I think this book is very well written👌🏻I read it in one day Finished spreading flowers🌸2025.9.21

Why did Ying Zheng die?,,,,,,, Although I didn't expect him to live forever, my cpbe was [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying]

666 Xiang Yu is a human being. He can't be killed by ten thousand people, and he can't be killed even by putting explosives on his face [Petrochemical]