The Second Tribulation: the Eve of the Collapse of the Qin Dynasty

In 210 BC, the first emperor of Qin died of illness in a sand dune. The CRRC ordered Zhao Gao and Prime Minister Li Si to conspire with the death of his son Fusu and support the comatose Hu Hai as emperor. The power of the Qin Empire fell into the hands of traitors, the laws were harsh, and the people were in dire straits. The garrison soldiers Chen Sheng and Wu Guang rose up in Daze Township, shouting "Princes, princes, generals, Xiang Ning has a kind", the old tribes of the six countries rose up, and the world fell into disputes. Xiang Yu sank the cauldron, Liu Bang secretly crossed Chencang, and heroes and tyrants competed in troubled times. Machiavellian plots, betrayal, war preparations... The death knell of the Qin Dynasty has sounded, and who can take charge of this broken world? Read more of my works on its website