A death edict, a bronze sword, and a kind and weak young master.
In 210 BC, the First Emperor died in a sand dune and his edict was changed. Fusu should have committed suicide and became a sighing footnote in history.
But he didn't.
When the envoy arrived at the Shangjun military camp with the edict that contained no tiger talisman and no supervisory troops, Fusu saw through the conspiracy behind it - Xianyang had changed, his father was dead, and Zhao Gao wanted not only his life, but also the entire country of Qin.
"This edict is false."
General Meng Tian raised his sword, and the 300,000 northern Xinjiang army stared at Xianyang.
A thousand fine cavalry went south, charging thousands of miles in seven days.
He wanted to intercept the younger brother who was being helped onto the throne by Zhao Gao before the coffin returned to Xianyang.
Young Master Renruo, the time has come to draw your sword.
In this life, he will not be a loyal minister who died unjustly. He wants to be the one who plays chess.
