Nanshan Continent.
The Great Qin Dynasty quickly fell apart because it unified too swiftly, failing to establish effective control over various states. Additionally, after the Emperor of Qin passed away during a southern tour, Hu Hai, Zhao Gao, and Li Si altered the first emperor's will, allowing Hu Hai to ascend as the second emperor.
Qin Er Shi.
Due to his youth, Zhao Gao and Li Si controlled all court affairs, but Zhao Gao later orchestrated Li Si's execution, turning the entire court into Zhao Gao's personal fiefdom.
From then on, within Qin, life was unsustainable.
Ambitious remnants from the six nations recruited soldiers, and desperate commoners took up arms.
The vast Qin Dynasty instantly fractured, plunging the realm into chaos, sending the entire Nanshan back into a state of war and unrest.
