The World Has the Same Text

The First Emperor made his fifth eastward tour and arrived at the sand dune platform. He had a premonition that the end was coming, but this time he did not leave any opportunity for the traitors. He publicly exposed Zhao Gao's conspiracy to collude with Hu Hai to tamper with the imperial edict, detained the rebels, and used his power as a lifelong emperor to pave the way for his eldest son Fusu to ascend the throne, completely rewriting the fate of the Second Emperor of Qin to die. Fusu was ordered to do so in the face of danger, carrying forward the First Emperor's ambition of unification and safeguarding the roots of the common culture of the world. There are powerful officials quarreling with each other internally, clan undercurrents, and the Xiongnu looking at them externally, and the remnants of the six kingdoms are yet to be quelled. He wanted to revise the laws of Qin, provide for the people, and protect the thousands of miles of land left by the First Emperor. He also wanted to create a sustainable path for this land and Chinese civilization that could break the cycle of rise and fall of dynasties. At the end of this road, will the world have the same culture and the world will be unified, or will we repeat the same mistakes?