[Currently building up a stockpile of chapters]
[Volume One]:
Er Feng came to the end of his glorious life. When he woke up, he discovered he'd been reborn in the body of young Fusu, on the eve of the Battle of Yian.
The King of Qin looked at Er Feng's handsome face, quick mind, and sweet, obedient nature, and was delighted.
The only thing he found lacking was Er Feng's excessive kindness and lack of the resolve to be ruthless when necessary.
But at just eight years old, Er Feng made the bold declaration that he would go to the army on his father's behalf!
Meng Yi (astonished): Such insight at such a young age! What a genius!
Ying Zheng (proudly): That's my boy! Approved!
Er Feng (silently swearing): I have the title of eldest son, my father's love, and an army of three hundred thousand at my command. And you expect me to kill myself?!
No way. Absolutely no way!
I won't just refuse to kill myself. I'll conquer the Six States, execute corrupt ministers, root out traitors, protect the people, keep Huaxia at peace, and bring the Qin dynasty its own [Reign of Zhenguan]!
[Volume Two]:
Er Feng was pacifying the Xiongnu on the frontier when word reached him that King Zheng of Qin had suddenly died at Shaqiu.
Zhao Gao forged an imperial edict and joined forces with Li Si to install Huhai as the new ruler.
Er Feng led his army all the way into the capital, Xianyang.
Zhao Gao: Crown Prince, how dare you march your army straight into the palace!
Er Feng: Zhao Gao, you treacherous minister, have brought disaster upon the country and its people. Today, I'll carry out Heaven's justice!
A sharp flash of swordlight, and Zhao Gao's head hit the ground, blood splattering the palace walls.
Huhai: Big brother, Father has died. Let me be emperor.
Er Feng: What did you say? Father has died, so I should be emperor!
Huhai: Big brother, you've always been kind and generous to your younger brothers. Surely you won't fight me for the throne?
Er Feng: That's right. You really know your big brother. I'm best at handling sibling relationships...
[Volume Three]:
Chanyu Huhanye: How many troops has the enemy brought?
Scout: Reporting to the Chanyu, the enemy has just over a thousand cavalry!
Chanyu Huhanye was astonished: They dare attack my hundreds of thousands of Xiongnu troops with just over a thousand men? Which general is bold enough to try that?
Scout: Reporting to the Chanyu, it's Emperor Fusu of Qin!
Chanyu Huhanye: So, Fusu! This time, I'll capture him alive and swallow up the Qin dynasty!
"Chanyu, they've already attacked!"
After a fierce battle, Er Feng captured Chanyu Huhanye alive in the midst of his army...
P.S.:
1. The author is a huge fan of both Er Feng and Zu Long, and an especially devoted admirer of Zheng-ge. So the portrayal of Ying Zheng here differs somewhat from the tyrant described in the historical records. In this story, he's handsome, erudite, sharp-eyed, and a brilliant ruler. Er Feng is also a well-rounded fighter and scholar, with peerless martial skills and the decisiveness to be ruthless when necessary. Still, neither of them is perfect, and they both have flaws. Please read with that in mind.
2. This is a parallel universe, not official history. It focuses more on a warm father-and-son relationship and the expansion of their careers. It draws on some historical sources but also includes a lot of the author's own inventions. Please don't complain if it's not your cup of tea.
3. The author is a logic-free idiot, so if you spot any lapses in logic or inaccurate wording, please feel free to point them out~~
Theme: Punish the wicked, uphold justice
Is Dada online? I also want to read The Two Phoenixes Traveling Through Liu Zhi, as well as the ones from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. The most written ones are The Two Phoenixes Traveling Through Fusu, the Anshi Rebellion, Liu Chan, Liu Xie, and later Zhu Di, Zhu Qizhen, and Zhu Qiyu. I also saw an article about Traveling Through Guangxu This is the first time I have seen someone traveling through the Han Wu Dynasty and the Warring States Period. I hope you can open this in the next two books. I want to see the interaction between Er Feng and Sima Qian. His ancestor is Li Guang. It is said that Sima Qian married Li Guang's granddaughter Liu Qianniang. Later, after writing the history book, he was recognized by the Han Wu Dynasty. The emperor secretly executed him. I hope there will be more interactions between the two of them. I have also read the story about the interaction between Er Feng and Wei Huo. There is one book that is just like Old Friends, where Er Feng and Huo Qubing exchanged souls with the Xuanwu Sect and later became the emperor. Wei Qing died and Xiao Huo became the emperor. As a confidant of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he survived but his thoughts became deeper. There were also Erfeng Chuanchuan and Huo Qubing who were competing with each other. This was the first time that Liu Zhi had seen him through the soul. Sima Qian's tragedy could have been avoided with his presence. He was so miserable because he spoke to Li Ling. It is also because he speaks upright and does not know how to please. Erfeng likes the outspoken and loyal ministers like Wei Zheng the most. In addition, he is unlucky because he speaks for his ancestors, so he must have a good impression of him. His civil and martial arts skills can definitely prevent Li Ling from defecting to the Huns, Li Gan is shot to death by Huo Qubing, and he can also make Li Guang a marquis. With Liu Shi's identity, he can not only protect Wei Huo, but also make himself The ancestor Li family avoided tragedy, and could contact Jiang Chong and other villains in advance. From a God's perspective, the identity of the prince was the best and gained the emperor's trust. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty often disliked Liu Zhi for being as weak as Fusu, and hated iron as much as Ying Zheng. He hoped to have a son who was as brave and fearless as him, so he loved Huo Qubing so much. Li Shimin's character is the most suitable for him. With this excellent son, he will win every battle, and he will not let Li Guangli take advantage of the opportunity to defeat the Huns and run away. He can also listen to loyal advice, let talents use their talents to their maximum efficiency, appoint talents and talents, and have a firm mind and trust in the people around him. Even if he is reported by a villain to rebel, he can still trust him. Let him make his own decisions, cover his subjects with dragon robes and quilts, and share delicious and fun things with them. He will also show his childish side in front of his subjects. With the charm of Erfeng, he will greet his subjects and ask for their welfare. Soon he will gain a group of all-round civil and military talents from the Zhenguan period, turning the Han Dynasty into a prosperous age with a cloud of counselors and a rain of generals! [Panda Head][Purple Sugar][Rose]😍[Like][Good Luck Lotus][Hands Together] Please read these two in your next book, come on!
Just rush to ps1 in the introduction, I will rush too!
Author, when will you update this article? I haven't updated it for a long time. I want to see through Liu Zhi's recruitment of Wei Huo, Huo Guang, Sima Qian, and Chun Qiu's recruitment of Mo Zhai Gong to defeat Confucius!
Hahahaha, Erfeng fans +2
Now that the two phoenixes are here, Li Si shouldn't join forces with Zhao Gao to issue an edict. At first, he thought it would be Sand Dune. Since he arrived so early, according to Li Si's level, how could he not clearly see the strength of both sides? It feels a bit contradictory. This is different from Wei Zheng. Wei Zheng was the prince at the beginning, and at least he had a status, while Hu Hai had nothing. And I personally feel that Erfeng's inability to win over Li Si's basic neutrality for so many years is a failure.