A Guide to Fusu’s Transmigration

His soul transmigrates to 226 BC, into the body of Fusu, who is only fifteen years old.

He is determined to rewrite his fate and help the Great Qin escape the curse of collapsing after just two generations.

A transmigration born of the soul triggers a butterfly effect that sweeps across the realm:

Xu Fu, whose heart once held the mountains and seas, no longer seeks immortality and medicine as a fangshi. Instead, he sets sail at Fusu's command and eventually discovers the New World of the Americas across the ocean.

Xiang Yu, who should have taken his own life at the Wu River, finds a turning point in fate. He and Yu Ji settle down together and attain a happy life filled with everyday comforts.

Li Xin, Zhao Tuo, and Su Jiao lead elite troops on a thousand-mile raid across the northern steppes, killing Modu before he can rise to power and cutting off the root of the Xiongnu threat to the south.

Seeing that Fusu's talent for ruling exceeds his expectations and that his benevolent heart can bring peace to the realm, the First Emperor breaks with tradition and abdicates in his favor, taking the title of Retired Emperor.

Huhai, once swept up in ambition, escapes the shackles of the succession struggle. His talents are finally set free, and he captures the splendor of the Great Qin in brush, ink, knife, and stone.

Though Zhang Liang remains determined to restore Han, and his lifelong resolve to oppose Qin does not waver even after witnessing the empire's enlightened strength and prosperity, his son chooses a different path and rises to become a pillar of the Great Qin.

From a young prince in Xianyang Palace to the emperor who rules the realm, Fusu uses modern wisdom as his brush and the butterfly effect as his ink, painting an unprecedented vision of prosperity across the historical scroll spanning the Qin and Han eras. This time, the Great Qin is no fleeting empire, but the enduring heart of Chinese civilization, blessed with a long reign and receiving tribute from countless nations. And every life that should have ended in regret finds its own happy ending as fate is rewritten.