After spending enough time with the Qin Emperor, you realized that this legendary powerhouse actually had very little desire for material things.
Aside from the pomp required to maintain his imperial status, the Qin Emperor was remarkably easygoing.
Even Ginny's little tricks could make him laugh heartily, and Nick's endless chatter didn't annoy him.
The brutality and iron will in his nature were all directed toward his "undertaking"...
The powerhouse's thirst for knowledge and determination to reach his goals made Alvin feel inadequate.
Alvin couldn't imagine what would happen if he were trapped in the Underworld for thousands of years.
From the moment the Qin Emperor first came into contact with the outside world, he had displayed a powerful thirst for knowledge and a vigorous drive to improve.
Alvin occasionally visited the Mount Li Underground Palace to meet with the Qin Emperor...
When Alvin discovered that the powerhouse had already become adept at using a computer and was regularly reading all sorts of obscure articles, he was dumbfounded...
In just one month, he had learned to read Chinese characters that had evolved over several generations. In three months, he had grasped political economy, and in six months, he had completed the initial restructuring of his army.
What kind of intelligence and ambition did that take?
Alvin wanted to fall asleep just looking at those abstruse modern theories, but the emperor read them with great interest...
Many college students hated academic experts because the theories they came up with made them rack their brains. The Qin Emperor, however, only wanted to summon them and drink three hundred cups with him.
The Qin Emperor's confidence came from his extraordinary intelligence and energy, as well as an army of 300,000 that he could command as easily as his own limbs and that swept