I Used Cultivation to Win Over Qin Shi Huang
我靠修仙攻略秦始皇
Synopsis
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A Grand Gift for the Emperors
Infrastructure-building, changing history, and spoilers broadcast on the sky screen. The whole point is to change history and create a better life. I only recommend stories I've finished and bought in full. I'll add more over time.
Historical Fiction
Historical fiction
Transmigration Stories
Transmigration novels
Unofficial History Fanfiction
Unofficial-history spin-offs
Historical Fiction and Spin-Offs
Historical fiction
Learning from History
A collection of some great history-inspired novels
Historical Fiction from Jinjiang
History. Historical livestream stories are on another list.
Those Historical RPF Stories You Like
Qin Shi Huang and Han Wudi lacked literary flair; Tang Taizong and Song Taizu were not quite so poetic. Genghis Khan, the pride of his age, knew only how to bend his bow and shoot great eagles. All are in the past. To find truly great heroes, look to the present.
No-Romance Stories
No-CP
Completed 4
The blurbs caught my eye, but I haven't read them yet. All rated four stars. I've hit the limit, so I'm clearing out my collection.
Patriotic Worldbuilding
All stories about nation-building and patriotism that I’ve read
Transmigration, History, Ongoing _(:З"∠)
Currently following these transmigration stories. I absolutely adore Emperor Zheng ξ( ?>??)
Historical Fanfiction
Transmigrate into history and start building a nation.
Infrastructure Building
Some infrastructure-building stories I've read, both ongoing and complete
Historical Fanfiction
Mainly about Qin Shi Huang
Indefinite Hiatus
These books aren't finished yet, and I can't decide whether I want to read them or not.
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When Zhang Liang flew up to Mount Jiuhua, he discovered that this place was a version of Da Qin that cultivated immortality!
This ending is very good. The protagonist ends up feeling resentful when he causes someone else to lose their cultivation, and then he will repay that person with a lifetime of work. However, some places that don't need to be discussed in large lengths can be simplified, otherwise I will feel like I am here to learn history ORZ
I wanted to have a hot meal, and to take advantage of the popularity, I started a live broadcast to pre-collect "Top Ten Unaccounted National Treasures and Cultural Relics". The article will be published next month. Interested family members can pick it up... I'm not busy recently, so I can basically go on Saturdays.
It was very difficult to finish this book. I will never see you again.
What a great ending! Like! Speaking of which, I can write a second part, just about the life of the male protagonist and Brother Zheng as a cultivator. For example, the male protagonist wants to take revenge, as well as Brother Zheng's career line, and the male protagonist can also become famous.
There are more than 100 chapters. The plot I have been waiting to see is to teach brother Zheng the art of immortality. Later, I saw that it was slowly laid out. I wrote a lot and I don't know what the use is. There is a hammer here and a stick here. It feels like the word count is a bit low. Ugh
After finishing "Spreading Flowers", can Shen Miao escape the fate of being a worker?
So where did he teach the First Emperor to cultivate immortality? Why does it feel like I can't figure out where the protagonist is from? It's just a waste of words.
These gods are too evil. They deceive people and work for free, and they also have a sense of superiority that even though I took advantage of you, you should feel honored.
In Emperor Qin in Jiuhua, I directly substituted the image of the young Ying Zheng in Weng Huang's version