"As a man, Jiang Ruo would never be inferior to a team of four horses."
"Fear not, elder sister. Qin will be safe."
"Han Peng has gone too far! Send the order: Princess Liyang is returning to Qin, and all the officials are to welcome her outside the city! The princess suffered humiliation for Qin. Qin will honor her with the highest ceremony!"
Though her heart held grand ambitions, if it was what her motherland wanted, she would say nothing even if it meant marrying far away in another country. If she were cast aside for her motherland's sake, she would bear no resentment. In these troubled times, the love between a man and a woman means nothing. Only a strong nation matters!
I just finished playing The Great Qin Empire, and I wanted to find something for the bastard couple to eat, and I found this book hahaha
Damn, why did you stop here? ! ! Please update! ! !
I'll wipe it! This metaphor is amazing!
Looking forward to the author's update
Mr. Shang abused my face...
There are very few people who write about the Great Qin Empire, but this era is not pleasant and is destined to be very cold. Come on, author.
Update update update, the author will update when the time comes
I have read all these chapters and I like them very much. I am looking forward to the days when Jiang returns to Queen Qin. I hope it will be updated soon.
The heroine is a bit of a Mary Sue, and her thoughts are too advanced. During the Warring States Period, Legalist thought was relatively advanced. At that time, there was a wave of reforms, and Shang Yang's reforms were the most thorough. Besides, the fall of Qin cannot be entirely blamed on the Legalists. At that time, the second generation was incompetent, the restoration of the Six Kingdoms was rampant, and the current situation was complicated. No matter how you look at it, the part where the heroine comments on the Legalists is a bit of hindsight. China has always been a foreign Confucianism and a domestic law since the Han Dynasty. Moreover, the heroine of this article seems to be a little disdainful of other people. He is the only one who is the most brilliant, which is really uncomfortable.
I just finished playing The Great Qin Empire, and I wanted to find something for the bastard couple to eat, and I found this book hahaha
Damn, why did you stop here? ! ! Please update! ! !
I'll wipe it! This metaphor is amazing!
Looking forward to the author's update
Mr. Shang abused my face...
There are very few people who write about the Great Qin Empire, but this era is not pleasant and is destined to be very cold. Come on, author.
Update update update, the author will update when the time comes
I have read all these chapters and I like them very much. I am looking forward to the days when Jiang returns to Queen Qin. I hope it will be updated soon.
The heroine is a bit of a Mary Sue, and her thoughts are too advanced. During the Warring States Period, Legalist thought was relatively advanced. At that time, there was a wave of reforms, and Shang Yang's reforms were the most thorough. Besides, the fall of Qin cannot be entirely blamed on the Legalists. At that time, the second generation was incompetent, the restoration of the Six Kingdoms was rampant, and the current situation was complicated. No matter how you look at it, the part where the heroine comments on the Legalists is a bit of hindsight. China has always been a foreign Confucianism and a domestic law since the Han Dynasty. Moreover, the heroine of this article seems to be a little disdainful of other people. He is the only one who is the most brilliant, which is really uncomfortable.