In the World of Qin, All Swords Return to One
人在秦时，万剑归宗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 116k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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50Chapters
1.3kRecommendations
72Fans
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The true story of Ten Thousand Swords Returning to Their Origin has been written!
I always said that skill level doesn't matter, and the number of moves doesn't matter either. The main thing is being able to show off. A Nameless character playing the erhu at full health and rampaging across the entire map with low health is definitely the king of showing off in *Storm Riders*.
As members of the royal family, even if they don't rebel against Qin, they shouldn't surrender to Qin. Are they going to join Liu Bei and Xiang Yu in a few years? Don't they care about their reputation? Running away is better than this.
At first glance, it seemed like a masterpiece and a true gem.
It looks like it opened high and then fell. Of course, if you keep watching, it might be okay. But the updates these past two days have been all nonsense, and I feel like giving up.
Even more tasteless than chicken ribs
It's clear the author wanted to write a good version of Qin Shi, but still fell into the cliché of building a harem. The problem is the method of acquiring women is clumsy; they're almost passively recruited, especially the part with Wei Qianqian, which is disgusting.
Why is it that none of the fans of Qin's Moon fanfiction want the protagonist to unify the country himself? They're either sycophants of Ying Zheng or have him as his brother or son.
The male protagonist is set up as a ruler; if he were to fawn over Qin and lick Ying Zheng's boots like a dog, it would feel incredibly disjointed. Let's see how the author manages to write it.
We must oppose Qin! Those Luo Wang people next door are starting to fawn over Qin again.
The writing style cannot conceal the plot
First of all, I must commend the writing style of this book. However, the plot goes completely off-track and just loves to create trouble. First, there's the relationship setup. Gongsun Li, who appears at the very beginning, is initially set as the uncle, then later as a cousin, foreshadowing the possibility of her being taken in, creating a generational gap.
If you're going to keep writing fanfiction like this, then don't bother. Seriously, I'm speechless. Your last book also had over 40 chapters before you quit.
There are too many eunuchs; there won't be any recommendations.