[Great Qin + many children, many blessings + taking concubines and becoming stronger + crushing with technology + fighting for hegemony in the world]
Traveling through the Qin Dynasty, he became the most unpopular ninth prince of Qin Shi Huang.
At the beginning, he was demoted to Mobei and was even arranged to get married by his father.
Unexpectedly, on the night of the wedding, Ying Zhao awakens to the system of having many children and many blessings.
You will become stronger by taking wives and concubines, and you will receive rewards by giving birth to children.
From then on, Great Qin had a heaven-defying prince who made Ying Zheng feel numb.
Reader comments
Author. You probably haven't even written the outline yet. The worldview, monastic system, and combat power don't even have a clear architectural framework. You just write whatever comes to mind. I wrote whatever I thought of, but after reading it, I felt confused. If you want to write about modern stars and heroines, you can come up with a check-in system that is better than your setting. The name isn't that weird either. If you don't know how to write fantasy, you can go and read it, such as the Sha Tian Trilogy, Mortals, and Immortal Rebellion. Frame the worldview.
Eh. There is no point of view later on. The protagonist is completely written as a fool, and the fool is cute. Do you really think that a group of people in ancient times were all idiots? He was also played by the protagonist. With his intelligence, he probably wouldn't survive more than two episodes.
Why are there so many people who rebel against the Chinese emperor in recent novels, and some who support the Qing Dynasty in the name of moles?
Author. You probably haven't even written the outline yet. The worldview, monastic system, and combat power don't even have a clear architectural framework. You just write whatever comes to mind. I wrote whatever I thought of, but after reading it, I felt confused. If you want to write about modern stars and heroines, you can come up with a check-in system that is better than your setting. The name isn't that weird either. If you don't know how to write fantasy, you can go and read it, such as the Sha Tian Trilogy, Mortals, and Immortal Rebellion. Frame the worldview. Eh. There is no point of view later on. The protagonist is completely written as a fool, and the fool is cute. Do you really think that a group of people in ancient times were all idiots? He was also played by the protagonist. With his intelligence, he probably wouldn't survive more than two episodes.
Why are there so many people who rebel against the Chinese emperor in recent novels, and some who support the Qing Dynasty in the name of moles?