Great Qin: Fusu Awakens and Presents His Father with a System

I read it in one go; it was heartwarming and very enjoyable. However, I felt a pang of sadness and emptiness at the end. The historical fate of His Majesty and Fusu was unchangeable, but this novel gave them the most fitting ending. His Majesty, a once-in-a-millennium emperor, had a fate that was too difficult to accept.

I've been watching this for four stars, and it's already caught up! It's amazing!!! Hurry up and give me the sequel!!! Fusu in this book is so interesting, and the father-son relationships between the First Emperor and Fusu, and Fusu and Changsi, are also very interesting.

Fusu's character is very pleasing to the eye, especially his early jealous moments where he practically wanted to gouge out Huhai so he could lie in the First Emperor's arms. The plot is fast-paced and the ending is satisfying, but for some reason, there's an inexplicable emptiness in my heart.

This is a particularly heartwarming story, I really enjoyed it 💕 It's a slice-of-life story interspersed with a touch of political intrigue 🤔 The main plot isn't long, and when it ended, the author mentioned that they originally intended to write a bit of hardship, but it unknowingly led to a happy ending. Actually, it's good, he has no regrets in this life.

I absolutely love it! It's a heartwarming slice-of-life story interspersed with a touch of political intrigue. The main plot is a bit short, just like the author said. They originally intended to include some hardships, but it ended up being so well-rounded that it naturally felt a little shorter. It's super, super, super good! 🥰 I especially love this heartwarming slice-of-life style; it makes up for any regrets! 😘

I finally remembered to rate it after following the extra chapters. Overall, I think it's pretty good. The author's writing is good, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the author writes in one go without delays or breaks. Although the book is a bit short, the story is complete and doesn't feel drawn out. Even if the depressed, headstrong kid isn't exceptionally capable, he has a father who loves him, and for this father-obsessed kid, that's enough. Wishing you happiness.

Fusu had a good life, so good that when the story ends, his death feels empty; Qin Shi Huang was also a good person, but it's heartbreaking to see him send off his children one by one. I really enjoyed reading this book.

It's so good! I especially love the author's description of the First Emperor—he's so powerful and domineering! I hope the author updates more often.

The different Fusu has finally stood up on his own.

This book is very well written; it's the third book I've read in its entirety. However, at the end, Qin Shi Huang says that after his resurrection and death, no parents greeted him because Qin Shi Huang had been given 50 years more lifespan. His mother was only in her twenties when Fusu captured her, so no parents were there to welcome him.