Qin Fen, a college student who was addicted to the Internet, died suddenly after staying up late to surf and turned into the weak king of Qin during the Warring States Period. As soon as he opened his eyes, an envoy from Qi, the overlord of the East, was already approaching the bedside with a letter of credence: "Certain five hundred miles of land and pay tribute of ten thousand gold every year, otherwise the cavalry will trample the western frontier!"
In the court hall, all the princes are busy, and the voices of peace are endless. There are no strong soldiers inside, but there are tigers and wolves outside, and the start is in hell mode. Qin Fen looked at the arrogant Qi Shi and smiled.
Cut off land? Indemnity? "I am proficient in reading random responses and good at reverse PUA. This method of yours is too naive."
As a result, the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty witnessed the sudden change in King Qin's painting style:
Facing the allied forces, he joked that it was a "dog fight for bones"; facing the enemy's economic suppression, he released the "Water Level Assassin" with his backhand; in front of the battle, he attacked the heart, and only three words were written on the arrow book in the sky: "Bu Xiang Wan is spicy!"
He laid a solid foundation with the "Internet + Farming War" and won the hearts of the people with the "Cyber Wishing Pool". While other countries are still involved in involution, he has sublimated "playing memes" into a national policy, using modern Internet hot memes to carry out dimensionality reduction attacks on the ancient Warring States Period!
Let's see how Qin Fen keeps making moves, jumping left and right among a group of scheming opponents, taking the weak Qin away, and finally using his kingly power to sweep Liuhe and dominate the world!
However, when he was satisfied with his ambition and stood on the top of the world, he suddenly discovered that this seemingly familiar land of the Warring States Period seemed to hide another amazing secret about his journey through time...