History: Taking Stock of the Usurpation of the Throne, the First Emperor Killed Zhao Gao After Seeing It

Under the night light of Xianyang Palace, the First Emperor was casually browsing the history mirror, when he suddenly saw a notification pinned to the top of the most conspicuous place - an inventory of the top ten emperors who usurped the throne in Chinese history. He clicked on it casually, and found himself lying on the screen in a terminally ill condition. Zhao Gao sneered beside the body, Li Si knelt down to receive the imperial edict, and his favorite son Hu Hai was stepping onto the throne that should belong to Fusu step by step. Zhao Gao was still on duty respectfully outside the palace at this moment, Li Si Shang was reviewing documents in the palace, and Hu Hai was still lying at his feet and saying flattering words. But the First Emperor had already seen the complete timeline - after his death, the three closest people would join forces to tamper with the imperial edict, force Fusu to death, and ruin the Qin Dynasty. He slowly clenched his fists, looked past Zhao Gao who was kneeling in front of him, and landed somewhere in the void. Since the future has been brought before us in advance, those who deserve to be killed can be killed now, and those who deserve to be crippled do not need to stay for a moment longer. What the mirror of history reflects is not a prophecy, but a list of things that are ready to take action. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.