He traveled to the Qin Dynasty and became the prince Fusu. He was stupid, kind and weak in his previous life, and was eventually forced to death by Zhao Gao's false imperial edict.
Zhao Gao and Hu Hai's plot to frame him was discovered in the court hall. Fusu no longer maintained his gentle persona and drew his sword to kill Zhao Gao's men on the spot, with blood splattering all over the hall.
The civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty were shocked, and Ying Zheng was furious and wanted to punish him. In a desperate situation, Fusu directly told the future: the Sand Dune Coup, Zhao Gao's usurpation of power, and the destruction of the Qin Dynasty in just two days.
Ying Zheng had doubts and sent Fu Su to guard the border in northern Xinjiang. Everyone felt that his future was ruined.
Unexpectedly, Fusu was building infrastructure in northern Xinjiang, making steel and artillery, training musket troops, and promoting high-yield grain.
In three years, artillery fire razed the royal court of the Huns, and the army broke through the Western Regions, reaching the Maurya Dynasty.
When Ying Zheng found out all Zhao Gao's conspiracy, he felt guilty and wanted to pass the throne to Fu Su, and the battle reports from the front came one after another.
Looking at the palace full of artillery and the world map, Ying Zheng looked in disbelief: I only asked you to guard the border, but you actually used artillery to conquer thousands of miles of territory!