Why can there only be one emperor in the mortal world? It is a question worth pondering. Since ancient times, whenever an old emperor sat on the throne, a new emperor struggled to rise. It is not hard to see this as a limitation imposed on humanity by Heaven. But why is Heaven so afraid of humanity having multiple emperors?
Qin Shi Huang, the greatest emperor of all time, became the brightest star in history through his outstanding talent and exceptional leadership. With unwavering resolve and decisive action, he unified the six kingdoms, ending the long era of feuding warlords and constant warfare.
This great emperor not only established the powerful Qin Dynasty, but also ushered in a brand-new era. The reforms he introduced, such as standardizing weights and measures and unifying the written script, brought greater order to the governance of the state.
Under Qin Shi Huang's rule, the Qin Dynasty became one of the most powerful nations in the world. The human race he led displayed unparalleled courage and wisdom, far surpassing the other races.
However, the system of a single emperor also has its flaws. The emperor's personal abilities and character have a crucial impact on the fate of the nation.
When foreign tribes invaded, King Zhou of Shang fought bravely, successfully expanded Shang territory, and appointed worthy men. Heaven feared that he would discover their tracks, so it sent the Celestial Fox Clan to the mortal world to kill an ordinary woman named Su Daji. Afterward, a thousand-year-old fox demon took on Su Daji's appearance and bewitched King Zhou. He became obsessed with beauty, neglected state affairs, and sank into a debauched life of wine and women.
Humanity has never stopped seeking answers about Heaven, nor has it ever stopped raising up a new emperor. Chen Yuxuan, who grew up without his parents by his side, is one such person.