The Legend of Qin: The Outcast

Some readers have asked why the protagonist doesn't become the King of Qin. There are many reasons: the protagonist's personality, the plot, the author's writing style, and also because this is the world of Qin Shi Huang, not traditional history. If it were traditional history, the protagonist would at least fight for the throne. The book title isn't actually complete; there are four more characters: "One Person, One Time." Think about it carefully. 🙂🙃

Seeing the assassination attempt on Wei Wuji fail, here's some advice: It's not that the Luo Wang (Net of Heaven) can't fail, nor that the protagonist has to succeed. Qin should have lost anyway, but the protagonist shouldn't be personally involved and then fail. The level of detail needs to be just right. If Wei Wuji is your idol, why don't you write a novel with him as the protagonist?

This book is pretty good; the first 40 chapters alone cover the story of the solar-powered assassination of Wei Wuji. RNG ganked bot lane at level six, bringing not only the enemy team but also minions and even the tower. In the end, they only caught the jungler; the AD carry and support both escaped. Main character: No problem. Author's note: I admire Wei Wuji and don't want him to die too soon. Audience:??????

If you handsome guys could choose the ability of one character from Qin's Moon, what would you choose?

The protagonist is powerful, influential, intelligent, and skilled in martial arts; he's destined to survive. Ying Zheng is a rational man; he has to consider his son's well-being. Will he be able to control the protagonist? Didn't Zhu Yuanzhang eliminate all his old comrades who helped him conquer the country? Ying Zheng himself later found himself unable to control the protagonist.

Cheng Qiao: Your Majesty, Zhao Gao must be killed, otherwise he will surely endanger our Great Qin Dynasty!! Ying Zheng: No, he has been with me for many years after all. Cheng Qiao: Your Majesty, you will regret this. Ying Zheng: Enough, Cheng Qiao! I am the King of Qin!

I was immediately hooked when I saw it was released, but what happens next? Is it worth watching?

After reading the novel and then the comments, the section about Lord Xinling was indeed over-the-top. Do you even know what lightning magic is? The beginning says that lightning magic can paralyze Yanri, and during the sneak attack, he fought for so long, hitting the opponent several times, yet he was completely unaffected.

I won't say anything more.

If he didn't want to be emperor, he could directly use the Eight Extraordinary Techniques to control Qin Shi Huang. If he didn't know how, he could instill mind control in him from a young age, after all, he had been a master for three lifetimes. What kind of relationship could he possibly cultivate with a little kid when he was nearly a hundred years old?