Great Qin: From the Start, I Crowned Myself Emperor in Constantinople

Fusu transmigrated to the Great Qin Empire and became its eldest son, Fusu.

In 210 BC, the First Emperor died at Shaqiu. With Li Si and Zhao Gao conspiring together, Huhai smoothly ascended the throne as emperor.

An imperial decree soon arrived, ordering Fusu to commit suicide and join the late emperor in death. An army of 300,000 was also sent north. If Fusu disobeyed, he would be branded a rebel and attacked by force.

To escape this deadly fate, Fusu led 100,000 soldiers who had been building the Great Wall northward, all the way to the Mediterranean.

Over the next two years, the Great Qin army swept all before it, conquering the Roman Empire and Carthaginian Empire in turn and unifying the Mediterranean. Far to the west, they founded a brand-new Great Qin Empire.

Under his rule, the Great Qin in the west received tribute from countless nations and boasted a powerful, well-equipped army.

And so Fusu began to muster his troops and lead an eastern expedition in person!

With thousands upon thousands of soldiers at Xianyang, Fusu coldly looked down at Huhai, kneeling before him. “How dare you, Huhai, usurp the throne and...”

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