[No System + No Harem + Not a Wish-Fulfillment Story + No Cliches + No Brain-Dead Plot]
From the founding of Great Qin to the First Emperor, the dynasty built on the achievements of six generations, wielded its power across the realm, unified the world, standardized writing and axle widths, and established uniform weights and measures. It was a glorious situation, yet a forged edict brought down the mighty Qin Empire after only two reigns, sending it off the course of history.
After being reborn, Fusu no longer draws his sword to take his own life. Instead, he reforms the army and launches a bloody battle for the throne. Once he claims the imperial seat, Fusu governs Great Qin with the same diligence as his father, quells rebellions by the remnants of the Six Kingdoms, drives out the Xiongnu, and expands the borders, keeping the Qin Empire on the right course of history as it rules supreme over the world.
With the realm pacified, Fusu looks at the map of Great Qin. [Mine, mine, it's all mine! (In the Shaanxi dialect)]
It's a good book. Why hasn't anyone seen it?