Also known as My Great Qin: Starting a Rebellion on the Frontier or Heaven's Mandate Belongs to the Hu? I, Fusu, Rewrite Five Thousand Years of Chinese History
What does Great Qin regret?
Was it the eldest legitimate son receiving an imperial decree and taking his own life, followed by the fall of the Qin in its second generation?
Or was it the frontier general commanding three hundred thousand troops without the slightest intention of rebellion?
Or was it that Qin Shi Huang had no map of the world, leaving everyone to keep learning foreign tongues?
Yet Great Qin rose from a small border state, from humble horse breeders with ambitions for all under heaven, and strove for seven generations. It spared China the calamity of division. Though defeated, it brought glory; though dead, it endured.
Today, I shall restart the Great Wall's Watch campaign, fulfill all of Great Qin's unfulfilled ambitions, and forge a new realm the likes of which the world has never seen in a thousand years.
My name is Fusu!
(Click to see the bronze dragon skeleton of Great Qin's star-destroyer unearthed by the archaeological team, as well as the hidden network port of the Mohist Mechanism City.)
