"Young Master has not seen Xianyang"
I traveled two thousand years to save you from the tragedies of history.
But when I finally got closer to you, saw you clearly, and understood your choice - I realized that I myself had become a part of the tragedy.
Purpose: Fusu is actually "the idealist's desperate elegy". A sense of torn identity: He is the eldest son of the iron-blooded emperor who swept the six kingdoms. He was born to bear the fate of the heir to the empire, but he believed in Confucian benevolence and compassion for the common people. He was torn throughout his life between the "Legalist imperial rules of cruel officials" and "the inner perseverance of a benevolent lover". The core of fate and resistance: "Knowing that you can't do it, but doing it." Tragedy undertone 1 - Fusu was aware of Qin Shihuang's paranoia, the hidden dangers of the empire, and the undercurrents of the court from beginning to end. He tried to change and redeem himself. I thought it was wonderful.