Great Qin: I, Fusu, Have Returned from Hell

The Great Qin Empire

After Prince Fusu, who was stationed in Shang Commandery as a supervising officer, took his own life, the 300,000-strong Great Wall Army lost their prince. Then came the terrible news that their commander, Meng Tian, had also been sentenced to death in Xianyang. The vast northern army of the Great Qin Empire instantly lost its faith. Home? Country? Both were things of the past.

After going through three commanders, the 500,000-strong Lingnan Army in the south learned that the Great Qin had fallen. They did not march to save the emperor. Instead, they carved out their own territory in Lingnan and established the Nanyue Kingdom. Their final commander, Zhao Tuo, declared himself King Wu of Nanyue.

The more than 200,000-strong Guanzhong Army, charged with defending the capital, chose not to resist amid the chaos and quietly withdrew from the stage of history.

Only the Lishan Army, numbering just over 700,000, put up a token resistance under Zhang Han's command.

After Hu Hai took the throne, the Great Qin Empire fell in its second generation.

Zhao Gao and Li Si died, and Ziying was killed by Xiang Yu.

The protagonist is a transmigrator whose soul entered the body of the infant Fusu. After reaching adulthood, he unexpectedly awakened the spirit of the historical Fusu, who had died by suicide. When the two became one, the historical Fusu learned how events would unfold, while the protagonist gained Fusu's thirty years of life experience and skills in both governance and warfare.

Returned from the boundless depths of hell, Fusu intends not only to claim the lives of Zhao Gao and Li Si, but also to seize the throne of the Great Qin. His opponents include Qin Shi Huang, the eternal emperor; Liu Bang, who gave the Huaxia people the name Han; Xiang Yu, the unrivaled hero whose divine valor has never been matched; and Zhang Liang, the sage who could plan within the tent and secure victory a thousand miles away.