Fusu Transmigrates to the First Emperor's Childhood

After Fusu was driven out of Xianyang and sent to a frontier commandery, the last message he received from the First Emperor was a forged edict ordering him to die. In obedience, he took his own life in despair. But after dying, he transmigrated 47 years into the past, to a time when the First Emperor was only three years old. Young Ying Zheng had been abandoned in Zhao by his father. Every day, he had to endure beatings and humiliation just to get a little steamed bread and avoid starving to death. Then one day, a sickly young man appeared and chased away the people tormenting him. Young Ying Zheng clutched the steamed bread the young man had given him and looked up. “Who are you? I am the great-grandson of the King of Qin. Once I return to my homeland, I will repay you handsomely.” The young man looked at him for a long moment. “My name is Fusu.” After Fusu died, he transmigrated bodily 47 years into the past. His father was still a hostage abandoned in Zhao, and Qin was about to be besieged by the other kingdoms and suffer defeat after defeat. Disguised as a wandering hero, he protects his father, helps Qin rise again, and clears up the misunderstandings between them from his previous life. The greatest unsolved mystery of the other kingdoms: Who exactly is Fusu? People of Yan: A refined, learned scholar, frail as a willow. People of Chu: A crude brute who hits like a mule! People of Qi: A benevolent Confucian who loves peace. People of Wei: A cruel Legalist butcher! People of Han: No idea. We just closed our eyes and our kingdom was gone. People of Zhao: No idea. We just opened our eyes and our kingdom was gone. People of Qin: He's our prime minister, who helped the state prosper and led countless victorious campaigns! Ying Zheng: He's also my son. People of Qin: ? ① Young Fusu will later be reborn as baby Fusu, but he won't lose his memories. ② Daily updates at 9 p.m. ③ Historical fiction is fiction. The content is created to serve characterization and plot, and does not represent established historical conclusions or the author's views. ④ 《The Daily Life of the Crown Prince of Great Qin》 is complete, and 《The Crown Prince Is Still Rebelling Today》 is updating concurrently. Interested readers can visit the author's profile to check them out! Coming soon: 《Being the Reborn Emperor Wu of Han's Crown Prince》 Liu Che knew that Crown Prince Liu Ju had been driven into rebellion, but after being reborn he still couldn't help being suspicious. So he ordered his trusted retainer to keep a close watch on the three-year-old Liu Ju, who had rebelled in his previous life. Liu Che: “What did Liu Ju do today?” Trusted retainer: “The eldest prince secretly crawled out of the palace through a dog hole today.” Liu Che, on guard: “Has he gathered private troops outside the palace?” Trusted retainer: “He stockpiled clay figurines outside and bought sixty of them.” Liu Che, even more wary: “Are there secret messages hidden inside the figurines?” Trusted retainer: “...There are sugar pills from Young Master Huo hidden inside. The eldest prince was afraid the empress would discover them and beat him, so he hid them in the figurines. Now he can't get them out and is crying his eyes out.” Liu Che didn't believe Liu Ju could be so well-behaved. He pointed to a history book about Hu Hai causing trouble to test him. Three-year-old Liu Ju looked at the book and didn't dare say a word. Liu Che sneered. “I've finally caught you.” This brat had been disloyal to him from the start. Liu Ju's eyes filled with tears. “Father, I can't read.” Liu Che was skeptical. “Haven't you already started your lessons?” Liu Ju trembled. “Mother said my brain got lost when I was born.” Liu Che didn't believe him. A few days later, he tested him again. “Can you read yet?” Liu Ju continued trembling. “Mother fed my brain to the dogs.” “...” A few days later, Liu Che tried again. “Can you read yet?” Liu Ju was still trembling. “Cousin Huo Qubing ate my brain, and Uncle Wei Qing had three big bowls of it.” “…” Fine. Liu Che no longer worried that Liu Ju would rebel. He was worried that his son really was the biggest idiot of all time! Liu Ju was a little afraid of his father. His father never smiled, was too cold to approach, and often made him study. Thankfully, his father was busy and didn't visit often. But ever since his father was angered unconscious by his idiotic brain, he wanted to take him away and teach him personally. Liu Ju asked his mother for help. She personally packed him off to his father's chambers. Liu Ju asked his cousin Huo Qubing for help. Huo Qubing personally made a ruler and gave it to his father. Liu Ju asked his uncle Wei Qing for help. Wei Qing sent his father a whole list of primer books from the frontier. “…” Theme: Healing family relationships and making peace with oneself.