Cruel Emporer Research Paper

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One time, hundreds of years ago, there used to be a very cruel emporer who starved and enslaved his people. In the present, history is repeating itself and it is up to a poor young boy named Ming to stop it. Along with his magical, talking terra-cotta soldier, Ming stops the tomb robbers trying to break into a tomb to steal its

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