Great Qin: Sentenced to Death from the Start? My 100,000 Snow Dragon Riders Crush Xianyang

Name: Great Qin: Sentenced to Death from the Start? My 100,000 Snow Dragon Riders Crush Xianyang
Author: Brother Dapeng

大秦：开局赐死？我十万大雪龙骑灭咸阳

by Brother Dapeng (大鹏哥)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 200k Words
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Updated: 4y ago
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My soul entered the body of Fusu, the eldest son of the Qin Dynasty. From the start, Li Si and Zhao Gao falsified the imperial edict and ordered Fusu to be executed. Unwilling to follow the Qin Dynasty’s path to collapse in its second reign, Fusu decides to kill the envoys carrying the edict and lead Meng Tian’s 300,000 troops back to Xianyang. The history of Qin is changed forever. There is no Liu Bang, the founding emperor of Han, only Liu Ji, the farmer. There is no Han Xin making a last stand with his back to the river, only Han Xin marching north to sweep away the Xiongnu. There is no Xiang Yu committing suicide at the Wu River, only Xiang Yu marching west and securing vast new territories for Qin.

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