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Ying Lean just wants to be the ninth princess in Da Qin who eats and waits for death.
Who would have thought that the "Broken Diary" she wrote casually would turn into a huge sky screen and be live broadcast simultaneously over Xianyang!
"Dad will die of illness next year, and Great Qin will die."
Qin Shihuang overturned the imperial case on the spot and investigated Zhao Gao with a black face!
"If Old General Wang Jian fights again, his waist will be broken."
Wang Jian was moved to tears and fell ill that night and was involved in the disease!
The civil and military forces of the entire dynasty relied on the spoilers of the sky to avoid traps and change their fates against the will of heaven. The national power of the Qin Dynasty became stronger day by day!
Seeing Ying Le'an being favored by all the civil and military officials, Qin Shihuang lifted her onto the dragon chair:
"Since the future of Great Qin is all in your hands, you will be the emperor!"
Ying Lean was completely dumbfounded: Did you say that you would let me eat and wait to die? !
Reader comments
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Nowadays, many online articles do not care about history, cities, or time travel, but they always do: looking through files, adjusting accounts, checking seals, tracing logistics routes, and checking household registration records. The character is not like a living person, but more like an auditor with a database. There is no emotion, no human influence, and the whole process relies on "finding written evidence" to resolve conflicts. In reality, this is not how things are done at all, and the feeling of pseudo-humanity is particularly strong.
That's ridiculous. In ancient times, if you really suspected a eunuch, you could find a reason to kill him, right? It doesn't look good.
This idea is that in ancient times, the world was dominated by imperial power. Why don't you put aside the debate?