[A Baby in the Cold Palace + Healing the Tyrant + Changing the Fate of the Great Qin + Reborn at Max Level]
Wu Junji, a history professor, was reborn, only to find himself a premature abandoned infant on the verge of death in the Great Qin cold palace. The murderous First Emperor, suffering a bout of migraines, stood before his swaddling clothes, watching him with icy eyes.
Faced with a hellish start and unable even to speak clearly, he could only draw on a thousand years of memories and activate “infant survival mode.”
The First Emperor flies into a rage and orders a city razed and remonstrating ministers killed? He clings to the imperial robe, crying until he hiccups, forcing the tyrant to take back his decree.
Li Si proposes burning books and burying scholars alive? He pins the bamboo scrolls beneath his belly and fiercely guards them, changing the course of Great Qin’s policies.
Zhao Gao secretly gathers allies to usurp power? One innocent-sounding “Kids say the darndest things” is enough to expose the treacherous minister’s true colors!
From abandoned child in the cold palace to Crown Prince of Great Qin, he treads on the ministers’ last nerve and dances wildly on the tyrant’s heartstrings.
The wicked women of the harem and remnants of the Six States are completely at a loss. Who would dare provoke this little ancestor? Whenever he cries, the First Emperor changes even the fate of the empire!
Then, when he was five, the little baby climbed onto half the Dragon Throne and patted the empty seat beside him. “Father, give me half the throne, and Great Qin won’t fall.”
The First Emperor burst out laughing and placed the Imperial Seal in his arms.
Wasn't Qin Shi Huang's eldest son named Fusu? Who is Wu Junji? (@_@;) I vaguely remember his mother being from the state of Chu...? Also, why are all of Ying Zheng's sons surnamed Wu...? Wasn't he... Um... Ying surnamed Zhao or Qin? ...? Σ( ° △ °|||) Emm…Although this is fan fiction…but…if it's not some kind of…alternate history…at least…the names should be accurate…(°ー°) This is a bit too…um…hard to say…
There's a lot of political intrigue, it's quite entertaining, but why does Ji'er have to have younger siblings? [What?] I really can't bring myself to like it.
It's alright, but you can't really treat it as a historical novel set in the Qin Dynasty. You have to read it as a novel of the same name, otherwise it feels a bit strange.
It's well-written, but the infancy period is a bit long. I've read 50 chapters and haven't finished yet. I feel the plot is quite coherent, and the characters are well-developed, so I'd still recommend it. I've only read up to chapter 51 so far, and so far, I feel the book is still a bit too slice-of-life. I guess it will develop into a more career-oriented story as the protagonist gets older, and nothing major has happened yet. It's worth reading! 😄
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There are so few comments, but it's really good! I wait for updates every day ❤️
Wow, this is so good! Why are so few people following it? Such an excellent work!
I like the interesting angle. My charming ancestor is so beautiful!
The writing style is very good so far.
So good! I love this kind of storyline.