Xuan Ge's Blood: Supporting the Soviet Union and Overturning the Qin Dynasty
The poisonous wine pierced the throat, and the bones were buried in desolate tombs. The loyal soul of Prince Fusu should have dissipated with the wind and snow beside the Great Wall, but it returned to the world amidst the cracking sound of the cold land of Lishan Mountain.
When he opened his eyes, he was still holding in his arms the Xuan Ge Jade Pendant that Qin Shi Huang had personally given him when he was a boy, but the news of Meng Tian's execution and Zhao Gao's fierce laughter echoed in his ears - his "head" was being held in Xianyang Palace to celebrate, and the country of the Qin Dynasty was crumbling under the control of strict government orders and evil villains. The former gentle, kind, respectful and obedient heir to the throne finally woke up from the ashes of burning books and humiliating Confucian scholars and the blood and tears of soldiers guarding the Great Wall: his father ruled the world with strict laws and consolidated the power of the monarch by controlling thoughts, but he dragged the dynasty into the abyss of boiling resentment among the people.
On a snowy night, he sneaked into the capital and wielded his sword at Lanchi Palace, ending the supreme imperial rule with his own hands. The Xuan Ge jade pendant is stained with blood, which is not only a mark of revenge, but also a vow of reform and innovation. Facing the imperial court that Zhao Gao has not eradicated, the old forces secretly plotting evil, and the people who are in urgent need of recuperation, the resurrected Fusu is no longer a filial son who was convicted for admonishing, but an avenger and a person in power who must wash away grievances with blood and use power to rectify the chaotic situation.
From the desolate tombs of Lishan Mountain to the palace buildings of Xianyang Palace, from eliminating evil villains to reorganizing the country's mountains and rivers, can he use his kind decrees to make up for the scars left by the brutal rule, and use his original intentions to change the fate of the Qin Dynasty that only lasted two generations and then perished? Xuan Ge Jade Pendant refers to
