The Great Qin Guardian of the Imperial Tombs
大秦守陵人
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
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I'm already really confused. What's your definition of the protagonist? A time traveler? Doesn't seem like it; he didn't advance through the tech tree. A native? Also doesn't seem like it; clearly, many things shouldn't exist in that era. A descendant of a time traveler? We haven't seen anything left behind, and so far, this has left me quite perplexed.
Why are novels now turning into those silly male protagonists from TV dramas?
Does the author misunderstand the rule against marriage between people with the same surname? The Chuli clan married a princess of Qin? Wouldn't that make him despised by the world?
When I saw the title, I thought the protagonist traveled back to the Qin Dynasty, became an immortal after many years, and guarded the Qin tombs in modern times.
I don't want to read it anymore. It's so incoherent, and even the main character has to be so terrible.
Sometimes reading this book made me want to curse, but after finishing it, I still felt a little empty! Why don't you give me a heads-up about what book you'll be writing next, so I don't get lost!
I stopped watching when I saw that Xiang Yu couldn't beat the protagonist. I'd accept it if you said Xiang Yu was full of shit, and I could accept it if you said Xiang Yu couldn't beat the older generation of strongmen and we said he hadn't reached his peak yet. You're talking nonsense to say that Xiang Yu couldn't beat people his own age.
It's so messy... Although I could manage to string them together, it was still a real headache for me to watch. I was pleasantly surprised to see Zhao Gao switch sides to the protagonist; it was the first time I'd seen such a development. But the story got more and more chaotic later on, and I just couldn't bear to watch it anymore. By the way, aren't you supposed to be off-duty during the mourning period? The main character has been out for so long, how come there are no problems?
I've looked at a few pages, and I'm so tired. I don't understand what it's saying. I could understand the last book, but honestly, I didn't understand this one at all!