Reborn as Fusu, Reshaping Cathay

Chen Feng, a criminal police officer, dies and transmigrates into Fusu, the eldest son of the Qin dynasty. Upon opening his eyes, he faces an imperial edict ordering his death. The original Fusu, in grief and anger, commits suicide by slashing his throat—but Chen Feng puts down the sword. His detective instincts tell him: this edict is full of flaws. The seal is wrong, the handwriting is inconsistent, the logic is flawed... and more critically—the First Emperor is likely already dead, with the news being tightly suppressed. Since you want me dead, I'll send you to the grave first. Fusu allies with Meng Tian, leading three thousand elite cavalry along the Qin Direct Road in a day-and-night raid. Before Hu Hai and Zhao Gao can return to the capital, Fusu ascends the throne with a blood oath and seizes control of Xianyang. The conspirators never return to Xianyang. From then on, the Great Qin does not fall in the second generation. He drives out the Xiongnu in the north, conquers the Baiyue in the south, reaches the Western Regions in the west, and pacifies the Wokou in the east. He abolishes harsh laws, gives the people rest, and rebuilds a prosperous empire. With detective thinking sweeping the court and iron-fisted tactics expanding the territory, see how a modern criminal police officer plays a dimensionality reduction strike in the Great Qin!