Starting a Rebellion by Deceiving Fusu in Great Qin

Just leaving a mark here, and taking a look around.

No wonder it sounded so familiar; it turns out I've read other novels by the same author! 🙂

Well, this book is also called "My Charming Ancestor," and ignoring some minor flaws, such as the use of modern slang that didn't exist in the Qin Dynasty, and the fact that the protagonist keeps calling him "Zheng Ge" without any character finding it inappropriate, it's quite enjoyable if you're into it. It fulfills something I've always wanted to do when reading history books—it makes up for some regrets, I guess?

I came from "The Surrendered General of Shu, But the Underground Emperor of Wei," just checking in.

There's a saying: "The poor are forbidden from writing about the rich. It's like the old saying about farmers using golden hoes to adorn emperors—the framework is good, but it's too rushed. You can't entrust the country with just a few ridiculous jokes." The difference between a tutor to the crown prince and an imperial tutor is too great. Your Fusu has only been in power for a few months!

When I have 100 chapters, may a kind person give me a kick.

To be honest, I've been following you for so long just to see your new book, since I really like your style. Today I'm unfollowing you. Bye!

What a pity that such a good book was cut!

Hurry up and update! Without a lot of updates, how will we get readers?

Did he cut it off directly in the previous chapter?