In the twenty-sixth year of the Qin Dynasty, the world had just been unified, and the sky of a mysterious parallel world suddenly descended, showing the lives of two completely different Fusu. On one side is Fusu, who is praised as the first Taizong of all times and has achieved great achievements in politics; on the other side is the young master Fusu who died due to a false edict and suffered a tragic fate. Faced with such a contrast, Ying Zheng, Li Si and others began to think about how to change their destiny and follow the greater Fusu.
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Dear author, I seem to have seen an identical article. I would like to ask if you had posted it before and then removed it?
The author writes really well
The author's writing is very good. Don't listen to their nonsense. Can it be changed to "Mountains have Fusu and Xi has Hehua"?
It looks good, Prince Fusu is the Bai Yueguang of the Qin Empire. In fact, Prince Fusu and Young Master Fusu have somewhat similar ideas about how they treat their people, except that the former is more mature, wise, and courageous, while the latter is immature, cowardly, and simple.
Dear author, I seem to have seen an identical article. I would like to ask if you had posted it before and then removed it?
The author writes really well The author's writing is very good. Don't listen to their nonsense. Can it be changed to "Mountains have Fusu and Xi has Hehua"?
It looks good, Prince Fusu is the Bai Yueguang of the Qin Empire. In fact, Prince Fusu and Young Master Fusu have somewhat similar ideas about how they treat their people, except that the former is more mature, wise, and courageous, while the latter is immature, cowardly, and simple.