The Two Suns Are Volleying in the Sky, Hu Hai and I, Who Can Save Qin?

After drinking the poisonous wine, Qin Chuan found that he had become Fusu, the eldest son of Qin who committed suicide due to foolishness and filial piety in history. During the Sand Dune Incident, Zhao Gao seized power, Hu Hai usurped the throne, and the old aristocrats of the Six Kingdoms watched eagerly. The outcome of the death of the Second Emperor of Qin had already been written. But here he comes. He commanded 300,000 northern frontier troops, made stirrups, trained elite soldiers, promoted agriculture and mulberry trees, and brought peace to the people. What he wants to save is not only the declining Great Qin, but also the legacy of Chinese civilization that will be passed down from generation to generation in the next thousand years. Until he discovered that Hu Hai on the dragon throne was not acting like what was recorded in the history books. The methods of killing Zhao Gao, conquering Zhang Han, and strengthening Qin and enriching the country actually came from a thousand years later.