The Qin Dynasty Arrests Fangshi, What Does That Have to Do With Me, a Qi Refiner?

It's so poisonous that all the people they praise are so talented. I'm sick of it. If you want to survive the tenth chapter, please leave a message here.

I read a similar book about traveling through the Qin Dynasty and then Fusu found out and reported it to the First Emperor. That book was too boring. After the First Emperor found out, he sent Fusu to test to see if he was a real alchemist, but he didn't believe it. I saw the latest one was still testing Taimoji. I hope this one won't be too boring.

This book is good. Although there are only five chapters, the beginning is quite interesting. I just hope that the author can downplay the position of force. In the world view of Weiwodufa, all princes, generals and ministers should have nothing to do with the grass and dust in front of the protagonist. In this case, the protagonist should have the mentality of being aloof and innocent. After all, they are just mortals. How are the princes and generals? How about a high-ranking official displaying his nobility? How about being called the emperor? Just a mayfly that lives and dies? Maybe I can eat at your table once I retreat, and I can see my children and grandchildren once I travel again. The kind of contempt that extraordinary immortals have for mortal short-lived species. I hope the author can create it! 🤝🤝🤭🤭

The long, long inner monologue is really upsetting to watch.

This author is not here to write novels, but to copy information. One chapter is almost full of nonsense.

A poisonous weed: 1. Indiscriminately tampering with history. There is no use of imaginary history, it seems to be writing normal history, but it is tampered with indiscriminately. For example: The royal family of the Qin Dynasty was surnamed Qin. Mistakes and omissions such as this have appeared, and the author self-righteously explained it, but it makes no sense. 2. Very poor literary knowledge, making up random things. "Tao can be Tao, but it is very Tao, and its name can be famous, but it is very famous." Anyone with a little common sense knows that it is "Tao Te Ching", but Meng Tian said it is "Yi". Lao Tzu is a well-known figure in the Spring and Autumn Period, and Meng Tian will not be confused by his works. 3. Abandoned. If anyone can read it, you can read the remaining poisonous points yourself. I can't stand it.

I mainly read the comments if I don't believe it. I clicked in and read it. I suppressed my nausea until I got to chapter 50, and I basically skipped past it because I was afraid that I would still eat shit. But I am not writing this review to criticize this novel. The main thing is that I saw a paragraph comment "I think it's poorly written, so I'll write a book myself." I don't know how many years of genius it takes to say such a thing. What kind of genius speaks? Don't you think you can't say that when you go out to eat at a restaurant and you eat so much, you have to go home and make a portion yourself, and then you can scold him if he makes it more delicious than others? It's not that my brain can't say such things. The key is that I have seen this kind of shark more than once 👃. My main purpose is also to hope that everyone will criticize it once they see it.

1. The general heard that there was a god in so-and-so, and wanted to kill him but was frightened by the magical scene 2. After returning, he told Fusu 3. Fusu didn't believe it, and then the two sides argued 4. Fusu and the general went up the mountain again, and were frightened by the magical scene again 5. Then he planned to tell the emperor There are 50 chapters in this. What's there to see? Pretending to be cool and planning to write a book? Really awesome

It's 57 chapters. It's about loneliness. The summary of the plot is that the protagonist travels back to the Qin Dynasty and becomes an immortal cultivator. He is discovered by Meng Tian and tells Su Su.

1. Water, obvious water. 2. Inconsistency. At the beginning, it was rumored that the escaped alchemist killed nine thousand people in three days. Later, it came directly from Fusu's mouth. According to the classics, a total of more than 400 people were killed 😅 3. Poison. Needless to say, using ministers to test medicines. It is very spiritual to call "Tao Te Ching" as "Yi" 😥