Da Qin: I Asked You to Touch the Jade Seal, but You Touched a Woman?

The description of the war is just for fun, especially the battle with Zhao State. As mentioned before, at the point where the War of the State is reached, the military formation is of no use anymore, and the victory or defeat depends on the battle between the generals of the two sides. When the protagonist appeared later, he led an army of 10,000 to break through the Zhao army formation and surprised Lian Po. Later, it was said that Lian Po relied on the army formation to kill even an army led by a half-immortal. The writing was quite funny, and the battle followed. It's like a fucking joke. A 500,000-strong army has no military and administrative functions, but two generals are required to go up and fight. They also say that the military formation is useless. The description of Wang Jian is also outrageous. He knows that he can't defeat him, but he still goes up. Fighting, I just want to fight, what the hell are you writing about, the national war is written like a fight in the village. In the author's description, I feel that Wang Jian's attitude towards the national war is that if you can fight, you will lose if you can't win. As the commander-in-chief of the three armed forces, he actually bet on whether his own strength is sufficient. Qin originally had the advantage, but in the end he had to take a risk and bet. He could win by playing steadily. This is like fighting with others. The other party uses a knife and you use a gun, but you don't want to use a gun. You want to try your own sword skills, and then use a knife, but you can't beat him, and then you can't get the gun. This kind of death-seeking thought actually appeared in Wang Jian. Also, the scene where the Mo family assassinates the protagonist is quite funny. The protagonist used all kinds of harsh words and made all kinds of scorn, but instead of being escaped, he caught two little trashes. The main characters were not caught at all, a Xu Fuzi, a snow girl, and the machine beasts were destroyed, and they were still allowed to escape. The protagonist was a celestial being and a land fairy, and there were tens of thousands of others. The army actually allowed them all to escape, and only a few unimportant men died. This can be said to be a common problem for all Mingyue in Qin Dynasty. The Mo family assassinated the protagonist, and the protagonist started to fight with harsh words, and then they couldn't fight. The Mo family all ran away. The protagonist killed Gao Jianli or Robber Zhi, or captured Xue Nu. The rest of them ran away in embarrassment, but in fact they came and went freely with almost no losses. This kind of routine is just like the main character in the manga who must join the service department. It is just to disgust the readers.

The protagonist kills decisively and kills all the plots in one fell swoop. It's rare to find a good book like Killing and Killing. But why are they all characters in the snow? I look forward to the appearance of other fairy characters. I also hope that the author can correct the typos. This is a bit annoying to read. Generally speaking, it's not bad. 😁

The writing was quite good at the beginning, but it stopped working after more than 500 chapters. I read it several times and still didn't understand it. The plot was a bit confusing. The first chapter was still ancient, but the next chapter became modern? Are mobile phones available on campus? Is this time travel?

The front part is fine, but the back part is written like shit. It doesn't make sense. I'm so angry.

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Starting from Chapter 496, the content and plot completely changed, which ruined a good book.

It's very bad. It turned into a novel halfway through the writing. It's so out of line.

It must be a good article. The protagonist kills and kills, which is very enjoyable. But the title of the book has basically nothing to do with the content, which does not prevent it from being a good book.

It's a cool article, and the killing was pretty cool. They've basically all been killed. If you don't marry Jiang Yuyan, no one will be worthy of you. If you don't have any brains, you'll kill indiscriminately. In feudal society, if you want officials who don't be corrupt, don't form cliques, and don't show favoritism, then you're thinking shit. Nine out of ten officials are corrupt, and the remaining one is one who has no brains and no opportunity to be corrupt. If you kill all the people in the court, you will have to be greedy in the next wave. Otherwise, why would you be a minister? If you have no power, no power, and no money, you might be killed the next day, so who will be an official?

Something is wrong after 490