Everyone knows Fusu as a gentle and refined Confucian sage, but few realize that beneath his white robes lie sharp instincts and a calculating mind. He spends his whole life playing the part of a benevolent ruler, fooling the entire court and all the people of the realm. Yet there are two people he can never fool. One is his father, the First Emperor, Ying Zheng. Ying Zheng sees through him but says nothing, quietly paving the way for him and leaving the chaos at court for him to settle with his own hands. The other is his wife, Meng Jiang. She understands all his restraint and hardship, and is the only light in his dark life.
This time, Fusu will not die full of bitterness in Shangjun. After concealing his sharp edge for twenty years and planning every step, he reverses the tragedy of the Dune Coup and ascends the throne. Combining Confucian and Legalist principles, he puts the court in order, drives back the Xiongnu in the north, pacifies the Baiyue in the south, and ushers in an entirely new age of prosperity for the Great Qin.
Good-looking, super good-looking, very good-looking. The author writes really well
Hmm, it's a different Fusu, I'm looking at the details 😎