Qin Yu was a history student. One extra glance at the Simuwu Ding in a museum was all it took for the divine cauldron to drag him through time and space.
When he woke, he had become the Crown Prince of Great Qin. The empire was already teetering on the brink: court factions fought for power, noble houses carved up the realm, border threats arose on all sides, and the people lived in misery.
On the day he ascended the throne, the divine cauldron awakened.
From then on, Qin Yu’s fate was tied to the fortunes of his nation: as the nation grew stronger, its fortune would flourish, and as its fortune flourished, so would its people.
Starting with a dying dynasty that had no true qi or supernatural powers, he would advance step by step,
smashing the power of the noble houses and purging the old aristocracy;
sweeping across the Six Kingdoms and conquering the Eight Wastelands;
breaking through the boundaries and waging war across the heavens.
When Great Qin’s war banners flew across billions of worlds and the empire’s iron cavalry trampled the chaotic void, the world finally understood:
Qin Yu had never wanted understanding, submission, or the vanity of having every nation come to pay tribute.
He wanted to lead all of humanity beyond chaos.
He wanted everyone to become a dragon, and prosperity to last for all eternity.
Wherever Great Qin’s banners reached, he wanted humanity to stand tall instead of looking up in awe.
The first zombie world had nuclear weapons, right? The weakening was too severe [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]
The fighting power is too strong. As mentioned before, even with the power of a martial arts master, he still can't defeat an octopus after 30 years 🤭🤭🤭🤭
I am a god hahahahaha
Caste system. . .
Well, the content is okay, but some of the data are too false. It says that the annual iron production in a country with 60 million people is only 10 million kilograms. Is this correct? And I mentioned earlier that before the population doubled, your iron content was tens of thousands of kilograms. Is this reasonable? Is it enough for 30 million people to make tens of thousands of kilograms of iron a year? To make weapons, even armor can't be made. To make armor, even 1,000 people can't equip it.
It can be said that it is okay in the front, but what the hell is the weird world behind it?
Looking a little confused. There are only a few registered tickets. He is the emperor. He must have several men to do the work, and the general combat strength has not been concreted. It is a very vague concept. If you meet certain people, will you be able to beat them or not?
After reading them all, I will tell you one poisonous point. Da Qin has already unified the world, and then it will fight in the biohazard world. If we don't talk about it in the early stage, why not increase the number of troops in the unification war in the later stage? Just tens of thousands of people? @Shimi
There is national destiny but there is no national destiny cultivation technique. If you develop a piece of scrap metal, it will be nothing in the world of cultivation. Those people can move mountains and fill the sea. Your flintlock gun is useful. The world of cultivation is just a dimensionality reduction attack for your country.
It's okay, but I don't know why I can't watch it from the beginning of Weird World