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In Qin’s Time: The Stronger the Goddess, the More Invincible I Am

Original title秦时:女神越强我越无敌
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Qi Dynasty: The Stronger the Goddess Gets, the Stronger I Become

[Transmigration] [Qin Era] [Qian Tian] [Multiple Female Leads] [Helping Qin Unify the Realm]

The introduction is average; the main text is a bit that kind of thing, you know...

Lin Xiao, a top rogue cultivator in the real world, was hunted down by the orthodox martial path with the name of a “lecherous thief” for cultivating the ancient forbidden art the Yin-Yang Dual Cultivation Technique. Forced to the brink in the Qinling Mountains, he jumped off a cliff, and when he opened his eyes again, he had stepped into the chaotic era of Great Qin. At that time, Ying Zheng had not yet become emperor; the Six Kingdoms stood divided, and the hundred schools of thought flourished. The technique was still with him, and the path of dual cultivation remained—able not only to raise his own cultivation in sync with that of his female partner, but also to use this as a link to weave a power network spanning court, jianghu, and romance. The Moon Goddess’s cold pride, Yan Lingji’s fierceness, Yan Fei’s domineering presence, Da Siming’s mystery... the intelligence network of Zi Lan Xuan, the eyes and ears of the Bai Niao organization, Bai Yifei’s sword, Wei Zhuang’s blade, Hei Bai Xuanjian’s shadow, Zhang Liang’s schemes, and the darkness of Yanri... By himself, Lin Xiao uses the terrifying foundation accumulated through his technique to clear the path for Ying Zheng to conquer the Six Kingdoms.

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