Great Qin: Decrees Across the World

The First Emperor dies suddenly, and three men conspire in secret at Sand Dune.

A mysterious imperial edict, buried for two thousand years.

Was Hu Hai falsely enthroned, or were Fusu and Meng Tian condemned to death?

A wisp of the Daoist sage Li Er’s consciousness enters Hu Hai. He takes no one’s body, seeks no power, and has neither immortal abilities nor the System to aid him. All he has are centuries-old Daoist ideas on governing the world. From then on, their fates are bound together, and Hu Hai is remade from the ground up.

He uncovers the layers of political scheming behind the First Emperor’s final edict.

He identifies the ills of the age, executes treacherous officials, protects the loyal, and sets the realm back on course.

He clears Hu Hai’s name, stained for all eternity. With one edict, he settles the world.

How will Hu Hai follow the path of action to its utmost and attain the Dao of nonaction, leaving nothing undone?