Chen Guan fears two things most in his life: death and trouble.
So when he traveled to the sand dune camp in 210 BC, his first reaction was - which grandson put me into the death scene of Qin Shihuang?
The system asked him to [change the death event of Qin Shihuang]. Everyone thought they were going to rescue him. He doesn't.
Save, save or not. Stop, can't stop. It's better to let him "die".
**"Your Majesty, you have to fake death."**
All civil and military officials in the dynasty were waiting for Qin Shihuang to die. Only this handyman with his hands full of firewood and ashes dared to speak these words into his ear. Let Zhao Gao think he has succeeded, let Li Si rush to stand in line, let Hu Hai raise his tail to the sky - and let the eternal emperor lying in the coffin clearly see the nest of snakes and rats.
From then on, history began to be changed beyond recognition by his "gou": Qin Wei soon died, Chu and Han were rewritten, Chibi changed the situation, Hongwu disrupted chess...
Along the way, he recruited historical figures as secretaries and bodyguards - the richest woman in the late Qin Dynasty was in charge of the purse, Zhang Liang and Xiao He were in charge of her team, Sima Yi was a secret chess player and had to prevent him from backstabbing, Shangguan Wan'er was a confidential secretary and had to guard against her taking sides, and Queen Ma was able to hold down Zhu Yuanzhang. There are nine men and three women, a full complement of twelve people, all of whom have plans.
From the long river of history to the world of immortality, from the world of cultivation to the end of the sea of stars. He always only does one thing: live!
But when history was changed so much that he didn't even recognize himself, he finally understood -
The two things he was most afraid of in his life were all afraid of him in the end.
**Do you think I will save him? No, I want him to fake his death. Do you think I will take sides? No, I want them all. Do you think I'll be there? No, I ran away first. **
Reader comments
The male protagonist doesn't have any abilities. Is it because he hasn't developed them yet?
Should I say it or not? The author's imagination is quite big (°ー°), so I'll update it quickly.
The male protagonist doesn't have any abilities. Is it because he hasn't developed them yet?
Should I say it or not? The author's imagination is quite big (°ー°), so I'll update it quickly.