Tyrant Fusu: I Gave the Great Qin Dynasty Three Hundred More Years

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When an imperial edict ordering his death arrived at the frontier, Zhao Fusu, reborn, burst into laughter.

“Zhao Gao, Li Si, you dare show off your tricks of forging an edict and usurping the throne in front of me?”

How could a soul familiar with two thousand years of history fall for the same treacherous plot again? In this life, he would command the empire and become the second emperor of Great Qin, whose achievements would surpass those of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors!

Fortunately, Meng Tian was utterly loyal, and the 300,000-strong Great Qin Great Wall Army recognized only Prince Fusu!

He marched south, his sword pointed at Xianyang.

The treacherous ministers were executed, and Hu Hai's dreams were shattered.

With an iron fist, he ascended the throne and began a wholly different second era for Great Qin.

At court, he reformed the laws and institutions:

He established the imperial examinations to break the aristocratic clans' monopoly, bringing talented commoners into his fold;

He set up an inner cabinet to oversee state affairs.

Among the people, divine seeds descended from heaven:

A tiny System quietly activated, and “immortal potatoes” yielding thirty dan per mu spread across Guanzhong and Longxi, laying the foundation for feeding the whole realm;

Steelmaking, papermaking, new plows... One groundbreaking technique after another sent the nation’s strength soaring.

He recruited Han Xin from the ranks, appointed Xiao He to oversee provisions, and even won over the Mohists and Gongshu clan with his “Artisan Blueprints.” The Hundred Schools gathered before the Xianyang platform!

He struck north against the Xiongnu, building monuments from their skulls, and conquered the Baiyue in the south, opening up the sea frontier.

The old aristocracy? Those who submit prosper; those who resist perish!

He would forge a whole new empire: one with supreme imperial authority, unmatched cavalry, and prosperous people.

See how the transmigrator Zhao Fusu uses wisdom and methods far ahead of his time to turn the tide and prop up a crumbling dynasty, giving the dying Great Qin another three hundred years of life!