Great Qin: I, Fusu, Can Summon the Undead

A stone stele rises from beneath the ground, bearing the words: “When the Ancestral Dragon dies, the realm will be divided.” Remnants of the Six Kingdoms: Which adorable little darling did this? When the Ancestral Dragon dies, no one will be left to hold Fusu back in the north. He'll surely lead ten million vengeful spirits into the Central Plains. If Fusu comes, the realm may be vast, but there'll be nowhere left for us to live. The Hundred Schools of Thought: This is a conspiracy! When the Ancestral Dragon dies, Fusu will surely lead ten million vengeful spirits south. The realm won't just be divided, it will be destroyed, and so will the Hundred Schools! Confucians: He's got an absolutely terrible temper. Otherwise, why would the Xiongnu in the north ask to join the Qin Empire and migrate their entire tribes here for protection? And why would the Baiyue in the south have folded their lands into the Qin Empire? Fusu: Let's see whether I destroy your kingdoms first, or you run to the Qin Empire first to submit and give up your lands. Fusu: Father, the Xiongnu are gone. Why are you still building the Great Wall? It's a waste of time and effort. The Ancestral Dragon: You know perfectly well who I'm building the Great Wall to keep out. This is a Qin Empire in which countless people hope the Ancestral Dragon will live forever. Because north of the Qin Empire, beyond the Great Wall, are... countless vengeful spirits, and their master is Fusu.