Qin Shi Huang Is Reborn

In 210 BC, in the seventh month, at the Palace of Sand Dunes, the night was moonless and dark. Trees rustled outside the window.

A physician, summoned by imperial decree and hurrying to the palace, watched helplessly as the once-mighty and dignified ruler of Great Qin suddenly spat out a mouthful of blood and collapsed beside a low table, the writing brush in his hand rolling to the ground...

That day, the physician died, and the decree Qin Shi Huang left for Fusu before his death vanished without a trace.

That same year, Crown Prince Fusu died, and the Eighteenth Prince, Hu Hai, ascended the throne.

In 207 BC, in the eleventh month, Qin fell.

The imperial mausoleum at Mount Li.

The rebel leader ground his teeth, vowing to dig up and desecrate the grave of the tyrannical Qin ruler, and ordered the soldiers to start digging at once.

The clashing of metal against stone rang out again and again. Qin Shi Huang, resting in his bronze coffin, suddenly furrowed his brow almost imperceptibly.

Good news: Qin Shi Huang has been reborn, back to a time before he conquered the six kingdoms!

Bad news: The kings of the six kingdoms have also all changed from the foolish rulers who lost their states into the illustrious King Wei of Qi, King Wei of Chu, King Zhao of Yan, King Wuling of Zhao…

The turbulent age of contention has begun once more.

Reader's Guide:

1. Set in the Qin dynasty, in a parallel world. This is not real history.

2. A slow, steady style, involving court intrigue and military affairs.

3. There may or may not be a golden finger. To be decided.

If there is one, it won't be as powerful as the one in my last book.

4. This is not an actual history book, but a work of fiction. Please don't nitpick the historical details. No unsolicited writing advice.

Blurb posted March 25, 2024. A screenshot has been saved.

Theme: Live toward the light and never stop striving.