Great Qin: I Altered the Imperial Edict, and Hu Hai Begged Me to Save Him

He transmigrated into the Qin dynasty as Fusu, the eldest son of the First Emperor. When the First Emperor died of illness at Shaqiu, Fusu should have inherited the Qin empire, but Zhao Gao and Li Si forged the imperial edict.

Hu Hai became the Second Emperor of Qin.

Fusu could not bear to see the empire built by six generations of the Qin dynasty destroyed in Hu Hai's hands.

He built up his strength in Jiuyuan Commandery, always ready to reclaim the Qin realm.

Three years later, Chen Sheng and Wu Guang launched their rebellion. Rebel forces rose across the land, and the Qin dynasty teetered on the brink of collapse.

After his defeat at the Battle of Julu, Hu Hai realized that the Qin empire really was doomed.

Hu Hai repeatedly sent people to beg Fusu for help.

Fusu: You forged the imperial edict, and now you expect me to save you?

As the rebellions spread, 300,000 iron cavalrymen from Jiuyuan, armed with matchlock rifles, appeared in Xianyang, in the Guanzhong region.

Fusu: Whether they are barbarians from within or without, anyone who dares take up arms will be executed!

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