Fusu: My Territory Is the Sea of ​​Stars

In 210 BC, there was a secret incident in the Sand Dune Palace. Zhao Gao and Li Si issued an imperial edict and granted death to the emperor's eldest son Fusu and general Meng Tian. In Shangjun, northern Xinjiang, the wind is as cold as a knife. After receiving the death edict, Fusu did not commit suicide by drinking his sword as recorded in history books - three years of guarding the border had long since worn away his cowardice, leaving only fortitude and foresight. He saw through the mystery of the edict at a glance, and persuaded Meng Tian with his words of loyalty to the emperor and protecting the country. Three hundred thousand soldiers of the Northern Army followed him to the death, and a storm brewed from then on that the Qing emperor sided with the country and the country was in trouble. The secret agent went to the sand dunes at night to find out the truth about the death of the First Emperor; the clan had secret spies, and there was an undercurrent in Xianyang City; Fu Su strategized, while stabilizing the morale of the army and reorganizing the armament, while uniting loyalists and planning to move south. Zhao Gao's pressing step by step, Hu Hai's incompetent and chaotic government, and the remnants of the Six Kingdoms are ready to take action, all become thorns on his way to the top. From sharpening swords in northern Xinjiang to pointing swords at Xianyang, from scheming in court to fighting on the battlefield, this virtuous son who has been let down by history will eventually use his iron and blood to bring order to the chaos, kill traitors and traitors, reshape the country of Qin, and rewrite the fate of his second generation.