“I asked you to tutor the young master, and you taught him how to build a mortar?”
Chu Yang unexpectedly acquired a portal connecting to the Great Qin, and from the start, ran straight into Fusu, who had run away from home.
Looking at the weak crown prince, whom the Confucians had thoroughly led astray, Chu Yang decided to put him through some “hardcore modern military training.”
Day one: Confiscate the Four Books and Five Classics, and memorize middle school math, physics, and chemistry.
Week one: Weighted cross-country runs, live-fire shooting, and the lesson that “truth is only within the range of your cannons.”
Month one: Back in the Great Qin, Fusu smashed Chunyu Yue's tooth with one punch. “Teacher, no offense, but Brother Chu says this is called persuading someone with physics!”
When Ying Zheng followed the portal to find them, the wheels of the Great Qin's destiny began spinning wildly.
Modern potatoes solved the Great Qin's food shortage;
Powerful modern antibiotics saved a fierce general of the Great Qin;
Blast furnaces, steam engines, modern military strategy...
Ying Zheng stared at the world map on the wall and drew the Emperor's sword. “Brother Chu, this world is all mine, all mine!”
2.5 Stars. I really hate this kind of protagonist who has no sense of awe and wears a hanging silk outfit. This modern male protagonist just feels like he has no quality.
I wonder what the male protagonist is pretending to be? It is obvious that the author has a great prejudice against Fusu, and writes Fusu as a weak and oppressive playboy image 👍
It's hard to explain. Let the ministers in the court run around. They are all over fifty. If they run around three times, they will probably die.
It's hard to describe in one sentence. Five-star avoidance pits. Please be careful before entering!
I can't stand it anymore 😆😆😆
Good, very good! The truth is only within the range of the cannon!