A dark, domineering, and calculating Qin Shi Huang + a big orange cat who looks gentle and cute but is actually a proud, hot-tempered high school boy who loves to complain
Ye Xiaoman, a high school humanities student, never imagined that one day he would fail history and be transmigrated to the Warring States period to become young Ying Zheng's cat! And not just any cat, but a fat orange cat, of the famous sort: "Nine out of ten orange cats are fat, and the tenth is heavy enough to crush the kang bed!"
When it actually happened, the System calmly told him that he was expected to accompany Ying Zheng as a cat for the rest of his life. The boy was stunned.
Who was Ying Zheng? Qin Shi Huang, the First Emperor of the ages! But he was cold, cruel, and had countless people killed.
In reality: a gloomy, single-minded young Ying Zheng with a powerful possessive streak and no sense of security after a traumatic upheaval.
Ye Xiaoman: ...How is that any different, huh?!
After all sorts of trials and tribulations, Ye Xiaoman gave young Ying Zheng both his heart and soul, never expecting that he would reach the pinnacle of cat life.
When Ying Zheng became King of Qin and held power in his hands, Ye Xiaoman was given the title "General Cat, Protector of the State."
When Li Si saw him, he bowed and obeyed: "My lord Cat."
When Fusu saw him, he behaved with respect: "Uncle Cat."
The cat's favored status made countless people jealous. One Grand Astrologer risked his life to remonstrate: "I observed the heavens last night. The Mars star has risen in the east, an omen that a demon star is descending! I beg Your Majesty to banish that cat!"
Ying Zheng: "Nonsense. Drag him away."
Ye Xiaoman: (Innocently) "Meow meow meow?"
Everyone saw his wealth and glory, but who knew the heavy responsibility he carried?
Zhao Zheng (young Ying Zheng), when he first met him: "You are going to be my cat. You can never leave me."
After his mother betrayed him, Ying Zheng hugged him and cried, soaking the cat's fur with tears.
Under the pressure of work, Ying Zheng hugged him and rubbed him hard, nearly rubbing the cat bald.
A simple summary of a cat's life: I'm the Cat King, and I shine with confidence!
Other possible titles: The Cat Consort's Fantastic Life, What Is It Like to Go from Hated by Everyone to Loved by Everyone?, The Unusual Experience of Raising the First Emperor as a Cat, Watching His Majesty the First Emperor Pet a Cat, Except I'm the Cat...
Theme: History is objective, but it has feelings too
I feel that teachers are very important
Hmm... I feel like Brother Zheng remembers what the protagonist said, but I'm not sure.
Biantai! (Bushi) He wants to speak but stops JPG
It's poisonous, why has (Little/Qin Wang) blocked them all? Are there some outrageous incidents in it? (Crying and laughing) As for the blocked (love/thing), it's quite speechless. Is it true that you can't talk about even the smallest of physiological needs? Is this considered pornography?
The father of the First Emperor was King Zhuangxiang of Qin, and King Zhaoxiang of Qin was Yingzheng's great-grandfather.
Another article I read said that the foreigner deliberately left his wife and children behind to gain the trust of others, and pretended that they had not left yet. Others use things, he uses people. It feels a little more convincing,
Let me just say, King Qin must have known that cats can talk.
Cat owner: look directly at me doge
I signed a new account with the pen name "Hu Sanxiao", and is currently in the ancient novel "Sui Sui Ni Nian Nian". It tells the story of a cold-hearted maid in a palace x a gentle and lonely young shopkeeper, and tells the story of two people who met and fell in love and worked together to build a family fortune. If you are interested, you can go next door and have a look. PS: The old saying is really cold, so cold, but if it happened again, I would still say, save the country through curves... Woo woo woo
It's not a big problem. It's normal for novels to be adapted to some extent, unless the person writing the article claims to be a historical fact. Even if it happens that the content of the novel is regarded as historical fact, as long as the author does not deliberately mislead, I personally think that readers who think this way will have a bigger problem.