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Daqin: At the beginning, he revealed that he was a traverser, and Ying Zheng was paralyzed
大秦:开局自曝穿越者,嬴政麻了
Summary
The first emperor was 32 years old.Qin Shihuang, the first emperor of the ages, made his fourth tour, passing through the vicinity of Daijun.Hearing that some tyrants gathered money and food, privately forged swords and soldiers, with unruly intentions, they ordered Heibingtai to send people to investigate thoroughly.
In desperation, Chen Qing revealed his identity as a traverser, and was escorted to Xianyang Palace with a sword around his neck.
Zulong: The widows swept across the six countries, and Weigai joined the country. How dare you make a rebellion?Chen Qing: Your Majesty, I didn't intend to rebel!Zu Long: Then why do you save money, food and weapons?Chen Qing: At least Xiaomin didn't want to rebel against you.
Zulong:? ? ?You mean...impossible!Even if there are no widows, there is still Fusu!Chen Qing: What if His Royal Highness Fusu hadn't become emperor?Zulong: No matter who is the king of this country, there are good ministers inside and good generals outside, and the country is naturally as stable as Mount Tai!Chen Qing: What if your virtuous officials and servants collude with the prince to rebel?Zulong: ...Who did it? !I don't care, as long as the widow's descendants are in power, the world will always belong to Daqin!Chen Qing: Your Majesty, your good eldest son lost the world in three years.Zulong: You, you, you...!Ying Zheng was numb all over!
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