Great Qin: Su Qin Was Exiled at the Start, and I Talked Him Into Rebellion

"Fusu, you already have 300,000 troops under your command—so why not rebel?"

"Once Qin Shi Huang dies and Zhao Gao forges the imperial edict, the one who’ll take the throne is definitely Huhai. Don’t wait!"

"March into Xianyang and force Qin Shi Huang to abdicate in your favor!"

"Fusu, it’s cold—put on a dragon robe to keep warm."

"What? The First Emperor has died? Huhai has taken the throne? And he’s even issued an edict ordering you to commit suicide? What a perfect chance! Come, come—let me write you a manifesto. Purge the court, set disorder right, and restore the true Qin!"

"Once you take the throne, I’ll help you pacify Baiyue, fight the Xiongnu, and sweep across the entire Asian continent!"

Ying Zheng hears these treasonous words and, far from getting angry, grows even more eager.

Not only that, he even has Fusu study under Zhao Jinghong.

"I call Lord Lü ‘Elder Father’; you should call Zhao Jinghong ‘Younger Father’ too!"

Zhao Jinghong persistently brainwashes Fusu, helping him raise troops to rebel and enter Xianyang, only to discover that all of it has long been under Ying Zheng’s control.

"My son, do you want the throne or not?"