Starting from the Qin Dynasty, One's Understanding Has Gone Against the Will of Heaven

The red-browed dragon and snake in the original novel have a bad brain. How come the time traveler also has a brain disease? Look at Amaze's men in the original novel. The Wushuang ghosts are the first to be selected, Yan Lingji harasses supplies, the Hundred Poison King causes a plague, and the Exorcist probes for intelligence. They are all prepared for marching and fighting, and Amaze is used as a killer. Now the time traveler is even more outrageous. He is obviously a Yue nationality and doesn't want to return to the country. He is saving Koreans in South Korea. Where is his brain?

Don't save the Koreans even if the protagonist doesn't return to the country. After all, the identity of the Tianze prince you traveled through was the country's subjugation because of South Korea!

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Is the author stupid? When did the land of Wu and Yue become barbarians? The king of Renyue is a concubine, and her ancestor is Yu the Great, the hero of flood control in ancient China. The current population of the surname Si is less than 2,000, but the surnames derived from it, such as Xia, Zeng, and Bao, have a large population.

I suggest that the author arrange for the protagonist to pretend to be more secretive and have a higher style. The supporting characters will be shocked at every turn. It makes me feel like I am reading UC news. It is quite embarrassing and I can't read it without any shame. The protagonist's talent level is so strong that it's almost as close as I can think of. So why would an awesome person care about other people's techniques? Read the Book of Changes, Huang Tingjian, Tao Te Ching, medical books, etc. Wouldn't it be nice to fill up your own arsenal? While other people are playing with the leaves of the Five Elements Tree, wouldn't it be more shocking if the protagonist comes directly from the tree world to pick up the Wood Dragon Buddha? Others can only recite the Golden Light Mantra as homework, but the protagonist directly cultivates both life and body to produce golden light, but the Taoist sect has seven divine mantras of the same level.

You can first collect internal skills and martial arts, understand the art of longevity and the like first, solve the problem of life span, and then do other things, there is enough time

I have never seen anyone who can write about such things that his understanding is incredible.

At least it must be reasonable. How can the world of Qin Dynasty cause thunder? If one understands the Six Paths of Reincarnation Fist, will it directly explode into stars? , The key point is how much internal strength you have, how powerful the moves you use can be, right?

Episodes 60 and 70 of Tianxing Nine Songs include a question-and-answer theater, which clearly states that Tianze's ancestor is King Goujian of Yue, and he is an orthodox Chinese nation, not a Baiyue barbarian.

Author, I always feel that you are suspected of overpowering your combat power. Mo Ya is Dacheng. This was three years ago in the Tianxing plot. If you divide it according to your combat power. At the beginning of the plot, Wei Zhuang must be the master, and Bai Yifei, black and white Xuanjian can easily defeat the young Wei Zhuang. They are not weak among the masters. Wei Zhuang and Tianze should be on par, but Tianze is on the same level as Mo Ya three years in advance. You must know that Mo Ya is growing, Tianze does not move, one is going down and the other is going up. I'm really afraid that when the author uses his understanding to improve his subordinates, the enemies behind him will also become stronger than before. For example, when the young Wei Zhuang is evenly matched, it will be a lot of fun.

The author writes well. I feel that the writing is very novel. Come on, author.

Author, if you change the role of the protagonist, I want to see more! The protagonist you wrote is not good!

As a southerner, I really hope to see a Qin Dynasty novel that starts with Baiyue from the perspective of Tianze. This is quite well written. It's a pity that the eunuch is