Great Qin: I, Fusu, Refuse the Imperial Decree

When Qin Shi Huang died at Shaqiu, Zhao Gao and Li Si forged his final edict and ordered Fusu to die.

In history, the benevolent and filial eldest prince wept bitterly and drew his sword to take his own life.

But in this life, the soul from two thousand years in the future sneered: To hell with filial piety. I'm going to live!

He faked his death to escape, returned to Xianyang in secret, befriended Lu Zhi, and laid plans for the realm.

Zhao Gao? Kill him. Li Si? Imprison him. Hu Hai? Depose him.

The Xiongnu invade the border? I will lead the northern campaign myself. The remnants of the Six States? I'll crush them one by one.

Many years later, an archaeological team opened a Qin tomb. The coffin was empty, and inside lay only a bamboo slip:

I came from two thousand years in the future. I knew you would come.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.