Great Qin: From the Start, I Urged Meng Tian to Rebel, and Zheng Ge Was Dumbfounded

In the thirty-seventh year of the First Emperor's reign, the Shaqiu Incident was about to unfold. A forged edict arrived at the Great Wall garrison, and Fusu, who should have drawn his sword and taken his own life, suddenly awakened the [God-Tier Instigation System]!

The more trouble he stirred, the greater the rewards!

So Fusu kicked open the flap of Meng Tian's tent.

Fusu: General Meng, Father has passed away. The edict says you're plotting a rebellion.

Meng Tian: That can't be right! I spend every day out here eating sand and building the Great Wall. I'm utterly loyal to Great Qin!

[Ding! You successfully stirred up a loyal minister of Great Qin, making him doubt himself. Reward: The Valor of a Conqueror!]

Fusu: Loyalty, my foot! Zhao Gao and Hu Hai issued a fake edict. They say they'll kill your whole family, and they'll do it!

Meng Tian: Your Highness, what should we do? Perhaps I should send a memorial and return to Xianyang to ask?

Fusu: Ask, my foot! By the time you get an answer, Father's corpse will be stinking! Tell me, how many troops do you have right now?

Meng Tian: Three hundred thousand. Your Highness, why do you ask?!

Fusu: …

[Ding! You successfully tricked Meng Tian into rebelling. Your instigation has reached its peak! Reward: Three thousand Snow Dragon Cavalry! Ten thousand jin of high-yield potato seeds!]

A few months later, Qin Shi Huang, who had faked his death to see whether his subjects were loyal, stared in deep thought at Zhao Gao and Hu Hai bound hand and foot, and at his eldest son, who had surrounded Zhangtai Palace with an army of three hundred thousand...

Ancestral Dragon: I only faked my death to test them. You really rebelled, you good-for-nothing son?!