Prince Qin Doesn't Want to Die Young

I have a question. It's been more than fifty chapters now. The mission has not been mentioned since the system left. The tens of millions of points that the protagonist owes have not been mentioned. The two protagonists were still thinking about making sugar, salt and paper at the beginning. They even went to the fields to see people's livelihood once [covering face and laughing]. When will the engineering boss and the agricultural boss start to work? The two of them have been obsessed with officialdom and don't know what the world is. The protagonist lamented several times that the Qin State is still too repressive, and he also insists that the Qin State still needs law. It stands to reason that they should not use their knowledge to make everyone live less depressed... Whether it is promoting soybeans or manufacturing new agricultural tools, there is no mention of it.

I haven't read it for two or three months, I thought there were a lot of them waiting for me to read. I never thought it would only be one chapter!

Now that I'm convinced, can I read the article and not worry about the male protagonist's age and heirs? Can't we just treat it as a bug in the world? It's not a big logical illogicality. It's the most unreasonable bug that the male protagonist's personality changed drastically but no one pointed it out. What's more, let's discuss a few arguments: ① King Wu himself was childless, and it was King Zhaoxiang's turn by accident, so the courtiers should have a certain tolerance; what's more, hadn't the male protagonist been a hostage for many years? It's impossible to mess around during the pledge period, so it's normal that we don't have it for the time being. ② Don't underestimate the bond between the courtiers and their nine clans! At that time, writing a letter to discuss such private matters would really be suspected of meddling in the monarchy! He will really be suspected/killed! Officials dare to mention anything. This is a trend that started in the Zhao and Song Dynasties, especially in the Ming Dynasty, because they really would not be killed and it was easy to make a name for themselves; but in the relatively early Middle Ages, who was so bold to write an open letter? Do you think your nine clans have lived too long? ③ The identity of the male protagonist is obviously the heir designated, favored, specially trained and paved by King Zhaoxiang. In ancient times, in this situation, other brothers, nephews and grandsons would not have the slightest chance to fight again, unless the big devil or the male protagonist died suddenly/the big demon king really ordered the dethronement of the crown prince; this has nothing to do with whether the male protagonist has descendants. As long as his father does not change his mind for a day, other clans with potential will have to wait for the next generation to fight (or unless the country suddenly collapses and the family 😂) Or it can be said that as long as the big devil lives and never loses his will, and the prince does not make big mistakes and his virtue is convincing enough, this is a matter of ironclad certainty and will not change due to some external factors. ④ This is the most long-term standby demon king in the Warring States Period. It is not easy for him to rise to power and seize power. Who dares to provoke Aiko in front of him? (Even if he is not the beloved son, he is still the heir in his heart, and he will not tolerate it.) What's more, he has also witnessed the changes in the sand dunes and knows that as a monarch, he cannot make this mistake. Therefore, since he has long cultivated the ability to identify the prince, he is even less likely to consider any other options, because this will only cause civil strife. So I ask who has the courage? Even the clan might not dare to be presumptuous in front of him, let alone his subordinates; Yinghou (historical version) dared to slander and kill Wu Anjun, and he didn't dare to get involved in this matter, okay? Generally speaking, the Pre-Qin/Qin-Han Dynasties were not as conservative as the later ones. When faced with such a problem of poor heirs, shouldn't the most common operation (if one is really loyal and worried) be to send a beautiful concubine of one's own to the house? (Lu Buwei & Chun Shenjun exited cursing)

Lord Xinling and Lord Chunshen are too difficult to get. Lord Xinling may survive in Zhao land, but if he doesn't fit his character, there's no chance.

I understand [covering face and laughing] Bai Qi and Lian Po are of the same type, their values ​​are all focused on fighting, and none of them are allocated to political fighting.

Long time no see, I miss you so much! Is your wife well? [Make me healthy] Hungry, rice [empty bowl]

Greatly updated! ! ! But it's been several days, please continue to update!

You are too slow!

Will this article be updated? If you don't want to update, just solve V.

The younger brother's sons can be used as protons to give birth to children, which means that the younger brother is almost a grandfather, and the eldest brother of the prince is not married yet... This setting is a bit...

After reading Zuo Hua, I discovered that Da Tong is a spy reader [Come on]

... In fact, they all guessed that King Wei poisoned him, so everyone is no longer the prince? Why not just treat the prince as dead and return to Qin? Don't understand

It's a very nice article, but I update it every season!

How can you be so good at writing! ! ! ! Before the Battle of Changping, Qin Zhuo and Zhao Zhi got along well with each other and were interesting and like-minded. Their support for each other made me forget the pain of traveling through the Warring States Period. Under Changping, there was blood flowing down the river. Everyone was growing up, but the price was too high. I am very curious about what the author will write next. I had a dream that it would be great if I didn't update it two days ago. Omg this is my spiritual food! ! ! [Compare hearts][Compare hearts][Compare hearts]

So are those 300,000 people certain to die?

The author is great, do you dare to make up for all the things that have not been updated in August and then shock me [hug the thigh][hug the thigh][compare your heart][compare your heart][panda head][panda head]

Do you see people who don't think about how to keep them alive? You write about people and then let them die. Didn't you write about people so that they could develop? We cannot write about these 400,000 people without making any changes at all. Could it be that burying these people alive would only benefit the Qin army? Can't we survive and work together to find a way out? I'm curious whether to write about Burying Alive or Killing the Powerful. Will saving civilians become a joke and become as uncivilized as Song Xianggong?

Author! ! ! How about letting me see (stealing jade and returning it to Qin) today! ! ! !

"It's bitter." This is a big bug for the author~ Jumped over to read the chapter The introduction in the previous chapter said that Zhao Kuo is dead, so who is this? Moreover, Zhao Kuo is not Lord Pingyuan, right? Lord Pingyuan is Zhao Sheng.

"Every day" is a big bug for the author~ No

"Gradually," is a big bug for the author~ bamboo slips

"Jing Zai Bei Liu" gave the author a big bug~ in

The male protagonist seemed to be more reliable only when he first traveled through time, and he is becoming more and more intelligent.

Knowing that Ying Ji wanted to hide something, he still wanted to tell Ying Zhu that he was pretending to be ill. He didn't know what he was doing... Just to calm his wits.

The author actually updated twice! ! ! ! ! Any hope of seeing an update in August? It's so well written, it's rare to find an article mourning a prince [Panda Head]

Well written! ! Immortal product! ! ! !

Hahahahahahahahahahaha "bullshit" is kind of funny

Author! ! Update! ! ! [Hold the thigh][Hold the thigh][Hold the thigh][Hold the thigh]

The author is not in a hurry. Taking good care of your family and yourself is the most important thing. [Touch your head] [touch your head] [touch your head] [touch your head]

I forgot to remind you in this chapter that King Qin Huiwen's queen, who is also the mother of King Qin Wu, is from Wei, not Chu.