I Am Fusu of Great Qin
朕乃大秦扶苏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 418k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 9
Help! I’m Hooked on Stories About Transmigrating to the Qin Dynasty and Helping Qin Shi Huang Unify the Realm
Are There Any Stories Where the Female Lead Transmigrates to the Qin Dynasty? Please, Please, Please
Looking for books similar to After the First Emperor Read My Mind, His Officials Went Wild!
“Where the Mountain Has Fusu and the Marsh Has Lotus”: Any Stories About Fusu Growing Up?
Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to the Qin Dynasty
The protagonist transmigrates to the Qin Dynasty. The First Emperor's back scratcher is called Frostmourne, and the protagonist's brick is called Joy of Fire. What's the name of the novel where he teaches Fusu to speak in Confucian memes? I just can't find it. Help me out, guys!
Any Stories About Fusu?
Looking for a Novel About Transmigrating to the Qin Dynasty and Helping Emperor Qin Shi Huang, No Romance
Preferably something that just started updating recently and gets updated every day. I've read most of the older ones already.
Stories About Transmigrating to the Qin Dynasty
That one with only three years left, where they use a history book to hunt down and kill corrupt officials. What’s it called?
Looking for Novels Related to the Great Qin
The protagonist transmigrates into the Qin Empire and changes the fate of the Qin dynasty, which perished under its second emperor. No idiot protagonists or brainless plots.
The Eldest Prince Fusu of Great Qin
No romance. Focus on building a career, don’t oppose the First Emperor, and know Chinese history from a young age.
Reader comments 50
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My favorite novel that travels through the Qin Dynasty. The Qin Dynasty was very controversial and tyrannical, but it was also a pioneering period of unification. What would have happened if there was no Qin II? The author gave his own answer, which is really good.
The name of this time-travel historical novel about the Qin Dynasty attracted me. I often thought about how history would be interpreted if Fusu succeeded to the throne. The author has a great imagination and a deep foundation in history. It is a very interesting book.
I didn't have high expectations for the Da Qin-themed article, so I clicked in casually, but the more I read, the more I couldn't stop. The protagonist is a graduate student in history. He relies on his professional knowledge to solve the problem step by step. There is no brainless cheating. The war scenes are written very realistically. The death camp scene made my nose sore. Now I am updating every day, just waiting to see how the protagonist goes head-to-head with Wang Li. I hope this rhythm can be maintained in the future.
The story is very compact and rich in content. Super nice.
The theme of Daqin is rare and not frustrating, the protagonist's IQ is online, and the excitement is dense
The writing is very delicate and the characters are well drawn. Make up for the regrets of history.
The story is pretty good. Although it's a bit historical, the overall story won't make you feel tired.
Traveling through history, imagining history, and giving Fusu a different ending is very good.
It's wonderfully written. This is how time travel should be, to become bigger and stronger.
Time travel should be viewed by people with IQs. There is no magical modification of history, which is quite good.