Rewriting History's Great Ministers: Lü Buwei Becomes the Retired Emperor

When a mysterious sky screen spanning past and present suddenly appears, Qin Shi Huang, Emperor Wu of Han, Emperor Taizong of Tang, Emperor Taizu of Song, and countless ministers and mighty generals from every dynasty are forcibly drawn into a strange space!

Before their eyes, a shocking countdown begins, showcasing "historical regrets set right" and turning everything they know upside down!

Top 10, Pang Tong: Before the Slope of the Fallen Phoenix, the Young Phoenix is reborn. Liu Bei exclaims, "If Shiyuan had been this insightful sooner, how could the Han dynasty have failed to rise again?"

Top 9, Zhuge Liang: The imperial edict at Baidi City shakes the world. Kongming is granted the power to "depose and enthrone." Sima Yi breaks into a cold sweat: "If the Marquis of Wu had been like this, who in the world could have stopped him?"

Top 8, Shang Yang: Duke Xiao grants him the position of Grand Preceptor on his deathbed. A strange light shines in Qin Shi Huang's eyes: "If that had happened, perhaps my Qin could have lasted for ten thousand generations!"

Top 7, Lü Buwei: In a world-shaking turn before Ying Zheng, the man he calls Father Zhong transforms into the "Retired Emperor," leading the Great Qin down a different path to immortality! The rulers of the Six Kingdoms are struck speechless!

Top 6, Han Xin: After achieving success, he retires to write military treatises. The Immortal of War survives, and Emperor Gaozu of Han sighs: "I nearly lost a man of such talent!"

Top 5, Yue Fei: The twelve golden orders come to nothing. "A general in the field need not obey the ruler's commands." He marches straight for Huanglong, leaving Emperor Gaozong of Song ashen-faced.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.