Great Qin: From the Start, I Defy the Ancestral Dragon and Urge Fusu to Rebel

One minute it's Crown Prince Fusu, the next it's Crown Prince Ying Zhao, were you writing this with your ass? Xu Fu was killed in the very first chapter, then resurrected twice.

That's utter nonsense! Have you even looked into the relationship between Meng Tian and Prince Fusu? Besides, Meng Tian had 300,000 troops; he could have easily saved Fusu from any trouble. The main problem was that he wasn't very bright; he actually committed suicide because of a forged imperial edict.

That's so damn toxic! Aren't you embarrassed? (Yo-yo)

Wasn't Xu Fu already killed? How come he really possessed an elixir of immortality? But he was beheaded!

I don't understand why novels that follow trends get deleted as soon as they mention winemaking. This one's about time travel and history. And that one's the same—it's either winemaking or papermaking. These things could be glossed over, but instead, they're padded out with unnecessary words. It's tiresome.

This revised version was probably written by Su Shi or Fan Zhongyan. It's most likely Su Shi, who was blindly loyal, pedantic, and incredibly arrogant. He looked down on Li Bai's unruly and unrestrained nature, so he changed him into a sycophant.

This is a fake saying, meaning someone is born with great talent but is not given a chance to use it.

Foolish disciples of Jixia Academy

So in fact, the First Emperor was indeed right about this matter.

What a load of rubbish! The story starts by killing Xu Fu, then brings him back to life—it's completely nonsensical.