Record Handbook of Heroes of Qin and Han Dynasties

In the thirty-seventh year of the First Emperor (210 BC), the First Emperor died of illness in the sand dunes during his eastern tour. In order to ensure his own status, the CRRC ordered Zhao Gao to join forces with the left prime minister Li Si to tamper with the imperial edict and establish Hu Hai as the prince of the Qin Empire to inherit the throne. At the same time, the two men falsely conveyed the imperial edict of the First Emperor and ordered the young master Fusu to commit suicide in the military camp at the northern border of the empire. The imperial general Meng Tian also disappeared under this conspiracy. After taking the throne, Hu Hai, under the instigation of Zhao Gao, drastically changed the laws of Qin and began "his" cruel and violent rule. Under the high-pressure measures, everyone is in danger. In July of the first year of the Second Qin Dynasty (209 BC), Lu was sent to guard the border on the left. The executioners were half in the road, and the dead were piled up in the city. Hu Hai also appointed Zhao Gao as the prime minister, specializing in government affairs. In the same month, it happened to rain heavily and the road to Yuyang was impassable. At the foot of Daze Mountain, a loud voice rang out, "The princes, generals, Xiang Ning, have the guts."