"Immortal Emperor" Chapter 214: Those who contributed to the dynasty. When the second princess Qin Xueyue of the Qin Dynasty was morally kidnapped, a princess of the country should give up self-sacrifice and become someone else's plaything in exchange for the upgrade resources of the Qin Dynasty to satisfy the selfish desires of the monks. This paragraph was simply explosive: "The rise and fall of a dynasty is achieved by sacrificing a woman. Is it necessary for such a dynasty to exist?" "A seven-foot man, an iron-blooded man, should have a three-foot green front to open up new territories, and an eight-foot red tassel to guard our mountains and rivers, but you, however, want to sacrifice a country's princess and let her become someone else's plaything to strengthen your own dynasty. Are you worthy of being men? You are a bunch of losers." People can't help but think of the Ming Dynasty: no marriage, no indemnity, no land ceding, no tribute, the emperor guarded the country, and the king died in the country.
Immortal Emperor
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