“He orders the world and sets all things in harmony: Wen.” “He is kind and loves his people: Wen.”
He transmigrates to the thirty-seventh year of the First Emperor’s reign and becomes Prince Fusu. From the start, a forged edict orders him to die.
Li Si and Zhao Gao expect him to obediently accept his fate, but Fusu refuses to give them their way.
Fusu rejects the edict and refuses to kill himself. He raises an army in Shang Commandery, then destroys Huhai, pacifies the lands east of the passes, drives out the Xiongnu, and opens routes to the Western Regions.
Records of the Grand Historian: Annals of Emperor Taizong
Emperor Wen of Taizong, surnamed Ying and named Fusu, was the eldest son of Emperor Gao, the Founding Ancestor.
The emperor was born wise and perceptive, kind, filial, broad-minded, and gentle. Emperor Gao loved him dearly.
At first, Emperor Gao died at Sand Dune. His younger son Huhai, Zhao Gao, Commandant of the Chariots, and Chancellor Li Si forged an edict ordering the emperor to die.
When the envoy arrived, the emperor read the document and flew into a rage. He told those around him, “This is a false edict.”
He refused to obey, raised an army, swore his troops to battle, and sent proclamations denouncing the guilty.
The Historian comments: Taizong rose from the brink of death to claim the realm. His divine martial prowess was unfathomable, almost as if Heaven had bestowed it upon him. After securing the throne, he divided the lands into three, yet in the end reunited the realm. His achievements surpassed those of Emperor Gao. His methods, however, were strange and extraordinary, unlike anything the world had seen. Could it be that the Sages are destined by fate, and that Heaven acted through his hand?
I've read Chapter 51. The author's writing style is sophisticated and doesn't have the impatience of online articles. It's just too short and not enough to read. [Pause face] [Pause face] This is the first time I've seen a book about Qin II and the continuation of the Qin Dynasty. The current length is still in the civil war. I feel it's not enough to read.
Not bad, watchable, no problem other than adapting to the identity too quickly in the first chapter [Chigua]
It looks good, except for the first few chapters which are a bit awkward to read, everything else is very good➕real
It's very good-looking, very good-looking, and well-written! The author should update soon! Not enough
Good luck to the author who can do it
The Qin Dynasty created a great unification, it would be a pity to be destroyed
I finally made up for my regrets 😢