Records of Shoucheng in the Late Qin Dynasty

Come to China Literature's website to read more of my works! In the first year of Qin II, Lan Fu burned himself on the fiefdom tower that was breached by the rebels. He was originally a distant branch of the Qin clan and was granted the title of Nanyang. He only wanted to protect the peace of the country. In his previous life, he trusted the seemingly loyal governor, his sworn brothers, and his beloved concubine. Finally, when the princes rose up and the world was in chaos, he was betrayed by the three of them. The city was destroyed and the family was destroyed, and he died with hatred. When he opened his eyes again, he went back to the three months before the rebellion started and the crisis had not fully erupted. **Core Conflict Build**: 1. **Villain Agent & Force Encirclement and Suppression**: The Nanyang County Sheriff (appearing to be a loyal minister), the sworn brother (a lieutenant colonel in the army), and the beloved concubine (a secret work from another country) have formed an alliance of interests and are secretly planning to dedicate the city to the new master in troubled times, and use Lan Fu as a promotion gift. They used their authority and close relationships to constantly hinder Lan Fu's actions to rectify his armaments, contact Zhongliang, and compete for control of the fiefdom. 2. **Destiny Chip & Countdown Threat**: Three months later, news of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang's uprising will reach Nanyang, and the county guard will immediately launch an attack. If Lanfu cannot seize real power, eliminate traitors, and form a credible armed force before then, the tragedy of his previous life will inevitably repeat itself, and the people and followers of his cherished fiefdom will once again shed blood. 3. **Dilemma & Deadly Secret**: Lan Fu holds the deadly secret of the "Prophet". He knows the general trend of the world in the future and the secrets of success and failure of many heroes. If you expose this ability too early, you will be regarded as a monster and be feared and suppressed by all forces; but if