Policeman: "You picked up the imperial seal, right?"
Me: "I didn't."
Policeman: "Me? Are you sure you haven't??"
Me: "You have no joke."
Policeman: "What's that bulge in your waist?"
Me: "My ID card."
The policeman was helpless: "I advise your boyfriend to hand it over to the state."
My girlfriend: "The harem is not allowed to interfere in politics."
"Do you have any regrets in history?"
Just a question, and a country's jade seal will drag you into the vortex of time and space. Can Pei Gong be protected at the Hongmen Banquet? Can the imperial concubine be kept in front of Mawei Po? Can the shame of Jingkang be rewritten? With the imperial seal in hand, every step is related to the regrets of the past. There is no way back for you on this journey of making amends.
Reader comments
Objectively speaking, although this book has some minor flaws in the details, the overall rhythm is tight, the characters are vivid, and the emotional lines are sincere and moving. After reading it, you will still be left wanting. It is a masterpiece that gets better and better the more you read.
The sense of immersion is good, step by step, there is no bullshit or snake system or anything like that.
It looks good. Except for the feeling that Qin is a little different from history, the back is very good. If you remove the front, it should have a score of about 9.5 (Personal feeling)
Objectively speaking, although this book has some minor flaws in the details, the overall rhythm is tight, the characters are vivid, and the emotional lines are sincere and moving. After reading it, you will still be left wanting. It is a masterpiece that gets better and better the more you read.
The sense of immersion is good, step by step, there is no bullshit or snake system or anything like that.
It looks good. Except for the feeling that Qin is a little different from history, the back is very good. If you remove the front, it should have a score of about 9.5 (Personal feeling)