Transmigrated as Fusu: Reclaiming the Qin Empire Step by Step

Ying Zheng swept across the Six Kingdoms, yet power in the Qin Dynasty fell firmly into the hands of the imperial in-laws.

As the son of a princess of Chu, Prince Fusu was mistrusted by his father from childhood. His Chu connections also drew the quiet opposition of Wang Jian, the empire’s top general, all because of a secret pact in which the First Emperor promised that Fusu would never inherit the throne.

In that moment, Fusu was struck as if by lightning.

At that very moment, he awakened the “Space System.” With each sign-in, he could obtain provisions, armor and weapons, even military equipment from a future age.

He endured in silence. Though exiled to the northern frontier to build the Great Wall, he secretly recruited soldiers and horses, forging a loyal, iron-blooded force that answered only to him.

Then the First Emperor died, Zhao Gao forged the imperial decree, and Hu Hai took the throne.

A bloody purge of princes and princesses without Qin blood began without warning

But in the north, Fusu already stood astride his horse, blade in hand.

The old clans of the Six Kingdoms, rebel leaders among the displaced, and heroes of Chu and Han all joined his ranks.

Xiao He, Zhang Liang, Han Xin… the future heroes who would contend for the realm had already been found by him, one by one, and pledged their loyalty.

The Great Wall stretching thousands of miles would be where he raised his army.

The whole realm would be the battlefield on which he rewrote the Qin Dynasty!

This time, what he would take back was not just the throne,

but a truly iron-blooded empire of his own.