Immortals Come to Qin

This is a refreshing novel for beginners, so you should be mentally prepared when reading it. What I want to say to the author is that the supporting characters or villains in the book should no longer directly add suffixes, such as such-and-such martial arts saint, and so-and-so saint. These are all added by future generations. Are you happy when someone calls you a posthumous name after your death? When you look back at the book you wrote, are you really satisfied?

Author, did I say something wrong? Why did you delete my book review? Am I wrong? This is the first person! The protagonist was originally named Hu Hai, but you were named Qin Han, but the outside world didn't call the protagonist Hu Hai the same way. Isn't that interesting?

Immortal, the Great Emperor of Immortal Kingdom type?

I've seen Immortal Demon Daqin's Sign in

The author is really awesome. Also, what software did you use to make the cover? Please recommend...

The most poisonous ones are, first, Yushu, which is really poisonous, and second, Shu, which has good water. Moreover, you wrote that the strength of Shu is too strong. How many saints are there? If Shu comes out together, I don't think Xiang Yu's coalition is a match. Xiang Yu is very powerful, okay, send 10 saints to hold him back, Fan Zeng is powerful, come 5 saints to beat him, Xiang Yu has hundreds of thousands of troops, Shu false saints, virtual realms, etc. There are many, although Shu may not unite, but overall, they are too strong! ! I feel like saints are no longer valuable. Also, Bai Qi is at the pinnacle of his field, and Xiang Yu should be too. Even if his Tao is different, his combat power cannot be much different. However, I feel that Bai Qi is not confident in his own strength at all, and feels that it is impossible to defeat Xiang Yu. I don't understand. Three, I feel that the way of heaven is so weak, so weak... Four, what about the protagonist in the later stage? I can't see him appearing? ! ! !

This book is very similar to a book I read a few years ago, called Immortal Demon Daqin, but the author stopped writing after he got seriously ill. Although the small details are different, the main line is basically the same. You can check it out.

When he saw Bai Qi, he told him to pay homage to Lord Wu An and persuade him to retreat and return the emperor, haha

I will unify the six kingdoms and unite the world. I will build the Great Wall to control the dragon veins of the nine states, guard our Qin Dynasty, and protect our country. I swear this in the name of the First Emperor! I am here to defend the territory and open up borders, wipe out the four barbarians, and establish the foundation of our great Qin for eternity! Even if I die, I will transform into a dragon soul to protect China forever! This oath is witnessed by the sun and the moon, recognized by heaven and earth, and listened to by immortals, devils and gods!

I seem to have read a book similar to this one.

The opening chapter is so big, aren't you afraid of writing it?

I read three chapters. I am speechless. Others are as strong as a cow, but what about me? Weak as a chicken. Is it realistic? Or is it possible? Since it is an era when force determines the world. Everyone wants to become stronger, but whether they want to use their brains or not is one thing. So there is no weak person in martial arts. Especially at the upper level, everything you eat and use is good. If you don't want to practice, the pile will pile you up. It should also be medium.

In fact, when the Qin Dynasty unified the nine states, the other countries were at their weakest times in history.

If the Qin Dynasty could cultivate immortality, what would the Terracotta Warriors and Horses look like? Are they puppet legions? What level of magic weapon is the Great Wall? ? ?

Like the Fairy and Demon Daqin

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There are quite a few novels about the fantasy of the Qin Dynasty. None of them exceed 500,000 words, so they have been sold out. I was originally looking forward to this book, but now it seems that it is about to be sold out again.

Author, do you have an outline? Your main theme is that the Great Qin II rebelled against heaven. Why does it feel like you suddenly changed the novel? After signing the contract, you went off track for nearly 200 chapters! Where is Liu Bang? Where is Xiang Yu? Where is Zhang Liang? While you're writing about the protagonists' struggle for hegemony, can you take care of them? It always feels like you've abandoned them!