In Qin’s Moon, How Am I Any Different from Cao Thief?

Growing giant salamander

You can marry off all the female leads to other men, then wait until they all have daughters before returning to your side, calling it a treacherous act, but actually just taking over their spoils. 🤫

Trendy Fairy

Sister Zi Nu is both beautiful and cool!

Actually, I've always felt that Cheng Jiao is the most suitable character to be the Sea King in Qin's Moon. In terms of status, he is the younger brother of the King of Qin and is destined to become the first member of the royal family. In terms of age, she is of the same generation as most of the beauties from the Qin Dynasty. It's also convenient to write reasons for accepting women.

The protagonist knows he has a perfect start? But it falls apart after only a few chapters? Instead of seizing power, consolidating his forces, and increasing his strength, he's only thinking about picking up girls and running around everywhere. Does he really think the Warring States period is modern times?

Jing Ni

😅A noob running around everywhere? He hasn't touched the "Water Woman" realm except for that; at this rate, he probably wouldn't even finish posting 5000 of those.

To be honest, this book felt like it was just about sex for the sake of sex. Sex is fine, but there needs to be a limit. I read 300 chapters, and about 200 of them were sex scenes. It was exhausting. It felt like the protagonist was either having sex or on his way to having sex.

As expected of Cao Cao's ancestor, I couldn't find the protagonist among all the character cards.