Emperor Erfeng Through Fusu—Isn’t This Just Lying-Flat Winning?

Li Shimin lies in eternal sleep at Cuiwei Palace. When he opens his eyes again, he has returned to the 36th year of Qin Shi Huang.

Faced with a Qin Dynasty that has become hopelessly beyond saving, even the Emperor Taizong of Tang can only sigh: troublesome!

Troublesome or not, it still has to be saved.

One’s position decides one’s thinking.

Who made him Fusu?

Qin Shi Huang, who holds imperial power in his hands, is not Li Yuan; he will not give him any chance to stage a Xuanwu Gate Incident!

Fortunately, this father still has a trace of thin paternal affection left.

That is enough for Second Feng.

Ying Zheng, who never compromises, Li Si, who dislikes him, Huhai, who treats him as an enemy, Modun, the future rising star among the Xiongnu, and the old nobles of the Six States who are stirring again.

It’s time to give you all a taste of the shock of the Heavenly Khan.

Historical direction, historical direction, historical direction—important things said three times.

No melodrama, no mindless plot, two kings in confrontation.