The Legend of Qin: Wandering Beneath the Bright Moon

Dear author, I have a small issue to raise: there's an error in how Zhao Ji addresses the protagonist. I hope it can be changed to "Sir." Although the protagonist comes from a distinguished family, he's merely a retainer to Zhao Ji. Furthermore, in the pre-Qin era, the title "Prince" wasn't used casually; in Qin Shi Huang and Tian Xing, those addressed as "Prince" were the sons of feudal lords.

It's strange that Piccolo, the Great Demon King of Hell, didn't show up.

The cast list scared me! Is this protagonist a sucker who takes over someone else's business? Could you please tell me?

These are all LSPs; please appreciate them.

Will Jing Ni be sent to Wei Wuji's place again before being captured? Calling for the author!

Author, is "also" a phrase you frequently use? Did you add it in while writing the book? It's already appeared eight or nine times in the first chapter, which is less than four pages long. It's similar to how Tiancan Tudou (the author) constantly uses "that is" when writing *Battle Through the Heavens*.

Six, that concludes the discussion. 😡

It wasn't difficult for the Qin Dynasty to conquer the six states; the real challenge lay in truly unifying the world. The Western Zhou's two enfeoffments—the Xia rulers and the Yi peoples—and the governance based on local customs created distinct cultural systems among the seven states, which is why the nobility of the six states was so difficult to eradicate.

How could a time traveler like you have a family fortune?

Chao He was a fitness enthusiast and a kind-hearted man, earning him the nickname "The Helpful Young Man". He and the girl with the ponytail were all smiles on the treadmill; A jump rope competition face-to-face with a fitness beauty... I was just about to give the new gym girl pointers on proper push-up form.