Zhao Long accidentally unlocked an absurdly immersive game set in the Great Qin, then had his soul transported straight into the body of Fusu, eldest son of the Qin emperor.
A history buff, he knew all too well how Fusu was doomed to die and how the Great Qin would collapse after just two generations.
This time, he’d clean up history’s mess himself!
The game’s mechanics were simple and brutal: kill to gain strength, and when you lose a fight, restart.
Can’t beat an assassin? Reload!
Can’t take on a mighty general? Reload!
Failed a mission, wrecked the plot, or messed up? Reload, every time!
In Zhao Long’s eyes, the entire Great Qin was a playground full of endlessly repeatable stages.
If a hundred tries weren’t enough, he’d start over for the 101st time!
With an invincible reload bug, he kept grinding his strength, changing the plot, and dodging fatal pitfalls, gleefully rewriting every tragedy in the Great Qin. He was sure he had everything under control.
But from beginning to end, he had no idea that every time he reloaded, the whole world’s memories were erased, with one exception: Qin Shi Huang, Ying Zheng, retained every memory of every loop!
Fusu’s long history of repeatedly finding ridiculous ways to get himself killed, failing spectacularly, and recklessly testing the limits.
Ying Zheng had watched it all and remembered every last detail!
While rookie Fusu was still frantically restarting to grind experience,
his dear old father Ying Zheng had already witnessed hundreds upon hundreds of his son’s most humiliating moments, his mind in turmoil:
Just how many lifetimes has my son restarted?!
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