Great Qin: Ying Zheng's Rebellious Son

After transmigrating as Fusu, the eldest son of Qin Shi Huang, he was dispatched to Shangjun to guard the frontier after offering some frank advice.

Qin Shi Huang: "That rebellious son Fusu has no understanding of my intentions at all. He spends all day neglecting his duties. I'll just pretend I have no such son."

Meng Tian: "Your Majesty, Prince Fusu led five thousand soldiers deep into the Hetao region and drove the Xiongnu back more than three hundred li."

Meng Yi: "Your Majesty, Prince Fusu invented papermaking, bringing scholars from across the land over to our Great Qin."

"The prince presented a map of the world. A million-strong Great Qin army now points its swords at the globe."

As good news continued to pour in, Qin Shi Huang was delighted inside, but kept a stern expression: "Hmph! That rebellious son. Issue my decree: no one is to interfere with anything Fusu does, except me."

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