In 210 BC, when Qin Shihuang died of illness in the sand dunes, a gap opened in history.
The eldest son Fusu holds the fish intestine sword box that hides the secret edict of the Bing Jian, and leads the Jiuyuan cavalry to break through the serial killing set up by Zhao Gao. At the top of the city of Xianyang, he cut off the bronze giant statue of Afang Palace with the sword of benevolence, but after ascending to the throne, he found himself trapped in a more dangerous chess game - the nobles of the old Qin were sharpening their swords, the nobles of the Six Kingdoms were dormant and waiting, the Huns were coming in smoke, and deep in the Lishan underground palace, three thousand bronze warriors were waiting to wake up.
Fusu was walking on thin ice when implementing the New Deal: he changed the "Laws of Qin" to annotate Confucian scriptures, burned books and enslaved Confucians and turned them into hundreds of canons; he pardoned prisoners and turned them into garrison troops; When Meng Tian's wolf smoke chasing the Xiongnu from the north and Xiang Yu's sword shadow crossing the Wu River from the south approach at the same time, this idealist will finally understand that in order to defend the Qin Dynasty, he must first destroy the myth left by the First Emperor.
