Da Qin: the Beginning of Qin Ii's Reform and Abolition of the Death Penalty

The young man Hu Yunfei fell into the water on a rainy day and was washed away by the flood. Then he was reborn, traveled to the Qin Empire, and became Hu Hai, the second emperor of Qin. At this time, Qin Shihuang had passed away. As the new emperor, he ascended the throne. On the first day he ascended the throne, he announced a reform to abolish all capital punishment. In the Qin Empire, no crime would be punished with death. Fusu: What? There is no death penalty in Da Qin, so I don't have to die. Chen Sheng: What? There is no death penalty in Da Qin. If you fail to transport prisoners on time, you will not be executed. So why should I rebel? Liu Bang: What? If I escort a prisoner who is not under supervision without the death penalty, then I will not rise up. Xiang Yu: What? There is no death penalty in Da Qin, so Yu Ji and I can live a life of wives and children. Zhao Gao: What? There is no death penalty in Daqin, so I can go back to my hometown to retire. Just like that, after Qin II's reform, Great Qin became powerful and dominated the world. He reused his sons Fusu, Xiang Yu, Meng Tian, ​​and Li Si to lead the Great Qin cavalry and conquer a large territory. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.