Age of Empires: From Prince Fusu to a Tyrant for the Ages

On the Imperial Continent, a myriad of nations vie for supremacy. Dynasties from the histories of both East and West all make an appearance here.

King Ying Zheng of Qin draws on the legacy of six generations, sweeping across the land like a tiger and forging an empire without equal.

But even an emperor cannot defy fate. After Ying Zheng dies at Sand Dune, the Qin Empire steadily declines.

Liu Che of Han, Li Er of Tang, Xiang Yu of Chu, and other warlords lead the central plains' states in an alliance against Qin, seeking to divide its territory among themselves.

A young man from a later age transmigrates as Prince Fusu and activates the Tyrant System. Leading 300,000 Great Wall troops south, he sweeps across the land like a tiger.

Li Er, Cao Cao, Xiang Yu, and Zhu Yuanzhang are all routed. Han, Tang, Song, Wei, Shu, and Wu fall one after another, and Wu Zetian, the empress who ruled an era, prostrates herself at Fusu's feet.

He conquers all the nations and unifies the world.

What my father failed to do, I will do. Whom my father failed to kill, I will kill... Today, I, Ying Fusu, will become the ruler of all nations, the greatest emperor of all time!

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