In the world of "The Legacy of the Qin Emperor", the trajectory of history has suddenly changed. Fusu, who should have died unjustly, successfully returned to Xianyang and ascended the throne after going through hardships and dangers with the full assistance of Guo Ke.
At that time, Da Qin was suffering from internal and external troubles. Chen Sheng and Wu Guang rose up and ignited the beacon fire of peasant uprising; Xiang Liang, Xiang Yu and other old nobles of the six countries also took the opportunity to cause rebellion in an attempt to destroy Qin and restore the country. The Huns were also ready to move. Fusu knew very well that only by turning the tide could he save Da Qin from danger.
With the help of Guo Ke's wisdom, Fusu first implemented a series of recuperation policies to appease the people and alleviate the hardship of farmers. At the same time, he deployed his troops and generals, cleverly deployed them, and carried out precise strikes against the rebels and the old aristocratic forces. On the battlefield, the Qin army, under the leadership of Guo Ke, regained its strength and suppressed rebellions on all sides with powerful military power.
In the court, he helped Su recruit talented people, reform the government, and eliminate traitors like Zhao Gao. He inherited the legacy of Qin Shihuang, but did not stick to the old laws. He integrated the strictness of Legalism with the benevolence of Confucianism to create a new Qin that was both orderly and full of vitality. With the joint efforts of him and Guo Ke, Da Qin was no longer the crumbling empire, but glowed with new vitality and opened a glorious new chapter.
