Transmigrated as Fusu, Li Chengqian Defies Death to Save the Great Qin

In the eighteenth year of the Zhenguan era, Li Chengqian, the deposed Crown Prince of the Tang Dynasty, is exiled to Qianzhou after his rebellion fails, and dies in a prison cart, consumed by regret. When he opens his eyes again, he has crossed a thousand years and become Fusu, the eldest son of the Qin Dynasty. It is the thirty-seventh year of the First Emperor's reign, and the Shaqiu coup is already set in motion. Zhao Gao and Li Si have forged an imperial edict sentencing him to death; a cup of poisoned wine awaits, and he is trapped in a fatal situation. According to the history books, Fusu obediently takes his own life, Meng Tian dies unjustly in prison, the Qin Dynasty falls in its second generation, and chaos engulfs the land. But inside this body is Li Chengqian, who has already survived a struggle for power in the Eastern Palace. He has seen an emperor's coldness and endured betrayal by everyone around him; he knows how to survive when all hope seems lost. He will not obey a forged edict or become another unjustly killed soul. He pretends to comply to buy himself three days, steadies the loyal Meng Tian, takes control of the 300,000 frontier troops, and secretly investigates the truth behind Shaqiu. From military tents on the border to the depths of the Xianyang palace, from restoring troop morale to confronting treacherous officials, he advances step by step, armed with the political cunning of a crown prince in two lifetimes. Zhao Gao is abusing power? Li Si is playing both sides? Hu Hai is incompetent? This time, he will not be pushed around. He will save the crumbling Qin Dynasty and bring order to a chaotic world, surviving as Fusu while making amends for the regrets of his past life. Two crown princes' souls return as one, defying a death edict and rewriting the fate of two dynasties.