After traveling to Fusu, he was exiled to Shangjun at the beginning.
Chen Xi, a doctor of archeology and a best-selling historical author, woke up as the eldest son of Qin Shihuang, the tragic prince who was forced to death by a false edict in history.
There was an angry father in front of him, and there were ruthless Zhao Gao and Hu Hai in the back. He had no foundation in the court and no close followers around him. Even the general who escorted him, Meng Tian, only followed orders.
He knew that what awaited him in Sand Dune three years later was not a pardon, but a glass of poisoned wine.
But he knew better - Qin Fa's harsh rule, the remnants of the Six Kingdoms, and the Huns' eyes. Every crack in this empire was a bargaining chip for him to make a comeback.
Improve the farmland and subdue the border troops; debate in the court and fight wits with powerful traitors; reshape the ancient unified dynasty with modern ideas.
Let's watch him step by step from being a prince in charge of the army to becoming a king.
"Your Highness, please ascend the throne."
This is not a request, but the expectation of millions of people.
