How would history have unfolded if people in the Warring States period had superpowers?
A fantasy historical novel set between the Warring States period and the Qin dynasty, written purely for the fun of shipping characters (nods).
The Matchmaking God Kong Han thinks his task is to bring strangers together.
His actual task: expose the mutual pining between a ruler and his ministers.
The Calamity Star Wang Xu thinks his task is to stop a calamity star from descending upon the world.
His actual task: save the ruler/king/Western Emperor/His Majesty, and his minister/sweetheart.
The endings are all quite extraordinary: a one-horned goat on an execution ground, a white fox that vanishes forever, a red tripod engraved with dragons and stained with blood, the king's sword at Duyou Pavilion, priceless treasures, and wishes for eternal prosperity...
Standing at the end of it all, I look back. My gaze crosses countless mountains and rivers and falls upon their brows. And so my heart begins to race, and I hurry through a thousand years just to meet them.
P.S. Only the protagonist gong appears in the prologue. The protagonist gong and shou appear in Volume One.
Prologue (Old Dreams of Handan): The wealthy Lu Buwei meets the pretty-faced Ying Yiren.
Volume One (Rulers and Ministers of Old): The rise of Ying Ji, the great villain of the Seven States.
Volume Two (The Scholars' World): A story of Legalist senior and junior fellow disciples studying together.
Theme: Unifying the land
Lu Buwei, who knew Wanjun's identity: You, King Qin, are really...! No wonder King Qin got angry with me whenever I talked to him
Wei Ran: Oh my God, what a great relationship there is between the two of them.
General Zheng must be Zheng Anping who surrendered to Zhao after losing the battle. What a disgrace to the Qin army! Let Wanjun come quickly and show him what the God of War is!
Wan Jun: It is indeed Mr. Su Qin blabla (Wan Jun: I'll make you mad) Su Qin who was cued:??? Ji Zhi:!?
So sometimes it's really hard to imagine how these two can HE when reading various texts. It feels like everything you look at is in a rhythm of BE.
Whoever is in charge of his position is Qin's lamp oil, whether voluntarily or passively, it must be burned for its ambition to stabilize and unify.
Chao Cheng'en, Mu Ci's death, Ji'er, you scumbag, I want to take Wanjun away, and you even killed Wanjun's little fanboy.
Ji Goose, you are such a scumbag... My Wanjun, a military strategist who is undefeated in his deceitful ways, is unable to defeat the heart of an old friend. Although he had expected it, he would probably be really disappointed if he saw most of the Qin court kneeling down with his own eyes. Ji Goose, you little gosling! You're the only one who ripped the card yourself!
The little Ying Ji that Wan Jun saw in the end was the soul of Xiaomi that might have been in Wan Jun's body as mentioned before?
Is Xiaomi really hurt very badly, or is he taking advantage of the opportunity to make excuses and make Wanjun feel distressed?