(Transmigration + System + fictional historical setting)
Fusu, the eldest prince of the Great Qin, should have been a refined regent, but an imperial edict sends him to the frontier to build the Great Wall. He knows how cruel history can be: his father, Ying Zheng, is obsessed with elixirs of immortality and will eventually die suddenly; Zhao Gao and Li Si will conspire together, Hu Hai will seize the throne, and the Great Qin will fall after only two generations. He is frantic with worry, but all he can do is vent in his diary.
“Father, Emperor Shi Huang! The elixirs you’re taking are full of heavy metals. Keep taking them and you’ll be done for!”
“Zhao Gao is a bad man! Li Si will betray you! Hurry up and kill them both!”
“Potatoes can yield a thousand jin per mu. Why don’t you go find some instead of obsessing over the former Six Kingdoms’ territories every day?”
Who could have guessed that a golden ranking list would descend from the heavens, broadcasting Fusu’s diary in real time to Emperor Qin Shi Huang?
Ying Zheng: “What? I was deceived by the alchemists? Zhao Gao is a traitor?”
At first, he is only half convinced. But when the golden list’s predictions come true one by one, from a meteorite falling in Dongjun to Lu Sheng’s defection and the exposure of Zhao Gao’s plot to forge an imperial edict, Ying Zheng can no longer sit still.
That very night, three hundred armored cavalry ride to the frontier and “invite” Fusu back to Xianyang to oversee the government.
From then on, armed with a transmigrator’s foresight, Fusu uses his diary to advise on state affairs. Working in harmony with his father, Ying Zheng, he roots out internal threats, introduces high-yield crops, reforms harmful policies, campaigns against the Xiongnu in the north, opens the Silk Road, sets sail across the seas, and advances science and education. He will defy fate, lead the Great Qin into an unprecedented golden age, and forge a beacon of civilization that will endure for ten thousand generations!
