Great Qin: From the Start, the First Emperor Had Me Put Under House Arrest

Someday! When Ying Zheng was taking the son of the protagonist of this book across a bridge, the protagonist accidentally fell into the river. A burst of golden light appeared in the river and a sissy figure appeared and said: Middle-aged Ying Zheng, are you dropping the son who helped you unify the world in a book on my left, or the son of the protagonist in a book on my right who can make you immortal? Or the son of the protagonist of this book who is drowning at my feet? Ying Zheng...

Personally, I feel that according to the description of Confucius in the Historical Records, Confucianism should be quite good at fighting. Although Confucius was no longer around at that time, it was not too different. It should have started in the Song Dynasty when scholars became unable to fight.

I thought it was quite interesting at first, but things have changed since Mo Li appeared. He's pretending to be a slap in the face, a classic novel routine, meeting a dandy on the street.

Haha, do you only respect Confucianism and Dolphin Art? Is the author not out of society yet?

That woman is disgusting and a failure.

After being persuaded by Mo Li to quit, how could he let a stranger stay in his house for free and not have any reaction? Saint? , Seeing as I was planning to vote now, bye bye!

I don't know how to evaluate this book. This Mo Li is too disgusting. The key is that the male protagonist is also a coward. You could just write a cold-blooded killing without thinking. The two of them have nothing to do with each other, nor can they be considered familiar. Why is that woman so... Forget it, I can't describe it in words.

Chapter 17 Farewell, in the 21st century you still only respect Confucianism?

What you wrote about the female protagonist is really not as good as a dog. The male protagonist is servile in every aspect when he and the female protagonist are together. Please delete this female protagonist, or open another book and write it again!

There is a book in which the protagonist prevents the unification of Qin. You write about deposing hundreds of schools of thought and respecting only Confucianism. You and the author are totally different. . .