I Am Fusu, and Qin Must Rise

In 210 BC, the First Emperor died at Shaqiu. A forged edict was sent to Shang Commandery, ordering his eldest son, Fusu, to die.

At that moment, the soul of a modern graduate student in history descended into the world. Looking at the forged decree destined to change Chinese history, he made the choice Fusu had failed to make two thousand years earlier: he refused to die.

He made the Northern Army of Shang Commandery his blade, marched south to Xianyang, captured Zhao Gao, won Li Si over, deposed Huhai, and ascended the throne.

With a vision beyond his era, Fusu put down rebellions, recruited Han Xin, destroyed Xiang Yu, and pursued reform and strength. He reshaped the army with steel and gunpowder, and transformed civilization with paper, ink, and law. When Qin's iron cavalry rode into the Western Regions, swept across Parthia, and set its sights on Rome...

He finally understood that the First Emperor had left him not an empire, but a world still waiting to be completed.

Fusu did not die. From this day on, history was rewritten.

I am Fusu. Qin shall rise!

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