World Serpent: Beheaded at the End of the Qin Dynasty

If you don't want to update anymore, just say so. Why be so perfunctory with your brother? It makes me seem like I'm being presumptuous. You're frail, so just rest more. It's wrong of me to urge you like this. It hurts me to see you hurt. But what does it matter to me whether you're hurt or not? Hurry up and evolve into a Ten-Watch Beast!

I started following this book from the title "Going to the Sea to Catch the Moon," and it was reborn as a tree. It's understandable that you had to abandon the book because you had to go to see a doctor for tuberculosis. Even after you recovered, you didn't continue writing. Back then, this book had the potential to be a huge hit, but you chose to give up.

I don't know what to say about writers these days. They all just jump in with a sudden idea, without even an outline or a clear ending. It's featured on the homepage, but when you click in, it's already abandoned. It's cut short before 100,000 words because of poor performance. I mean... Do you guys expect to become a sensation and make a fortune in ten chapters?

The author is so sensitive. I only said the plot was a bit weak, and then the post was deleted and the author was permanently banned. Amazing! I even praised you; all the positive comments accumulated over 500 likes. Disheartened, I abandoned the project for half a month, and when I came back, it was indeed dead. What a waste of such a good topic—I'll register a new account to post something. 🤭

In the eyes of ordinary Chinese people, no matter how powerful, large, or fierce you are, if you cannot transform into a human, you will always be a monster. Only by transforming into a human can you become an immortal.

Renaming yourself Xian Qin? So you want to fawn over the great and unparalleled Zhao Zheng and become his pet, huh? 😅😄😄

Seeing some readers' comments, demanding this and that from the protagonist, the most amusing is that some, because of their own admiration for Emperor Gaozu of Han (Liu Bang), are calling for the Han Dynasty to lower taxes and promote equality and respect for the common people. What right does the protagonist have to advocate for equality for humanity?

Qin Dynasty fans basically don't relate to the Great Wall construction; they only see themselves as someone who thinks, "I could have done that too." They don't understand how many generations of ancestors he relied on to ruin things. They fantasize about benevolent governance, but don't they consider that truly benevolent people would rebel against the nobles? And the first unified dynasty? Can a half-finished product compare to the early Xia and the eight-hundred-year-old Zhou?

I'm impressed. Other authors don't even have a chance to become popular, and you've missed your chance several times.

Now, everything on Qidian (a Chinese online learning platform) depends on the reader's follow-up reading. If the follow-up reading data is insufficient, you can't even get a chance to test the waters (according to the experts). So please, readers who enjoy this book, check out the latest chapter every day. Thank you everyone.