Chen Jiudu was the most miserable sorcerer in the late Warring States period.
While others were involved in intrigues, wars, and the world, he just wanted to pack up his bed and find a cellar to sleep in.
Unexpectedly unlocked the immortality buff of "awake for a hundred years, sleeping for a hundred years", and started the cycle mode from then on:
After a sleep, Qin unified the six kingdoms; after another sleep, Liu Bang became emperor; after another sleep, the prosperous Tang Dynasty began...
The only "black history" is that he drank too much and casually told Liu Bang, the director of the Surabaya Pavilion: "You can either rule the world or be a rogue."
Unexpectedly, this sentence would become Liu Bang's lifelong obsession.
From the Warring States Period to modern times, he woke up to stir up troubles, slept invisibly, witnessed the rise and fall of countless emperors and generals, and complained about countless bloody scenes in history.
No heroine, no struggle for hegemony, just lying down and living forever
"After a hundred years of sleep, everything has changed when I wake up. I am still the same Chen Jiudu who wants to sleep in."
Reader comments
Chicken ribs, running water Ai
Boring. . . .
It's too tiring to read.
No brainer!
A novel about pretending to be smart in front of the emperor. Now this kind of novel has become bad in the street.
I can only say that the AI text is included, but the chapters are repeated and can't be connected. The subject matter is quite good.
The plot is average
Chicken ribs, running water Ai
Boring. . . .
It's too tiring to read.
No brainer!
A novel about pretending to be smart in front of the emperor. Now this kind of novel has become bad in the street.
I can only say that the AI text is included, but the chapters are repeated and can't be connected. The subject matter is quite good. The plot is average