Qin Palace-Fusu Biography

Fusu, the eldest son of the Qin Dynasty, angered the First Emperor by admonishing him to stop burning books and humiliating scholars, so he was demoted to the rank of county supervisor. He was assassinated on the way, but unexpectedly received the inheritance of hundreds of schools of thought, and gained unique skills such as Mohist organs, Taoist mental methods, and Guigu swordsmanship. At the border, he met Meng Tian and founded the "Qinglong Society" to accumulate strength secretly. After the death of the First Emperor, Zhao Gao tampered with the imperial edict and forced him to commit suicide. Fusu faked his death and escaped, hiding in the Jianghu, uniting Mohism, peasants, Confucianism and other forces, vowing to overthrow the tyranny. Fusu appealed to the world with the concept of benevolent government and dealt with anti-Qin forces such as Xiang Yu and Liu Bang. He fought a decisive battle with Zhao Gao at the altar of the Yin and Yang family, defeated the Qin army in the Battle of Julu, and finally ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor and implemented the New Deal. However, the remnants of the Six Kingdoms and the disputes between the various schools of thought revived. Fusu governed the country with "Confucianism and Dharma", opened up the Silk Road, and intimidated all parties. Before his death, he disbanded the Qinglong Society, and hundreds of schools of thought retreated, leaving behind Fei Lu, whose "benevolent government has benefited people for thousands of years." This is an epic that combines martial arts and history, telling the story of the perseverance and transformation of idealists in troubled times. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.