The Great Qin Begins with the Return of the Great Wall Army

Five years ago, Fusu angered the First Emperor by advising him against burning books and burying scholars alive. He was exiled to the frontier to help Meng Tian defend the Great Wall. When assassins struck along the way, Fusu transmigrated into his body. Three years into Fusu’s vigil at the frontier, Qin Shi Huang died. Hu Hai ascended the throne and sent men to the border with orders to execute Meng Tian and Fusu. Just then, the Xiongnu invaded. Fusu and Meng Tian took fifty thousand elite troops from the Great Wall garrison beyond the frontier, where they swept across the Western Regions. Three years later, in the autumn of 207 BC, the Qin Empire was crumbling. Zhao Gao forced Hu Hai to his death and planned to divide the Guanzhong region with Liu Bang, who had marched into the passes...