First Emperor, I'm Taking Your Son with Me

--Did the divine beast examiner really "examine" Qin Shi Huang's eldest son into becoming her beloved?

Bai Ni, the last Bai Ze on Kunlun Mountain, gets an absurd assignment: determine whether the eldest prince of Great Qin, Fu Su, has the "qualities of a sage."

But this famously tragic prince is as gentle as snow melting on the frontier, and as broken as shattered jade. He gives his fur coat to freezing laborers, then coughs up blood as he handles military affairs. He even risks his life pleading with his father on behalf of the Meng family, though it could cost him his position as crown prince.

Bai Ni, a divine beast who has witnessed the rise and fall of countless ages, tumbles headfirst into this quagmire of mortal affairs. She breaks the rules to heal him and tears up the imperial edict ordering his death. The scroll's KPIs are in ruins, and Kunlun's warnings shake the heavens.

She calmly sets the scroll on fire. "I'm done being an examiner. I'll protect this man."

Deep within the underground palace at Mount Li, Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng watches the realm he conquered with his own hands, now slowly eaten away by corruption, and the Bai Ze who would defy heaven itself to change Fu Su's fate.

For the first time, the emperor who unified the six kingdoms feels powerless.

Should he protect Fu Su and force him to grow?

Or let him go down the same road he once took, and got wrong?

◇ Mad Emperor x Broken Prince x Overprotective Divine Beast ◇

◇ History as the bones, fantasy as the wings ◇

◇ If Fu Su had survived, how would he have changed Great Qin's final days? ◇

Theme: True greatness lies not in fulfilling the mission assigned by the will of Heaven, but in protecting the warmth of ordinary human life. This is the story of a divine beast who defies fate for love and a sage who gives up on saving a dynasty. Amid the ashes of a troubled age, they become ordinary people who stand guard as a glimmer of light in the darkness.