A Death Row Convict Is Sliced to Death? His Memories Are Revealed, Bringing the First Emperor to Tears

Zhao Xuan transmigrates to the Qin Dynasty and becomes a condemned prisoner.

His crimes are said to be so heinous that all under heaven want him dead. The First Emperor, Ying Zheng, personally sentences him to death by a thousand cuts and invites the people to watch the execution.

At the end of his rope, he awakens the [Life Editor].

The System cannot increase his strength or give him treasures. It has only one function: he can fabricate the past and turn the unreal into “fact”!

[Edit: On a snowy night in Longxi, my father gave his food and coat to save the young Meng Tian from the brink of death!]

At the execution ground, the Empire's great general Meng Tian has tears in his tiger-like eyes. Clutching a token, he cries, “How could I ever forget... the kindness you showed me!”

[Edit: In my retirement in the fields, I once proposed the curved-shaft plow, solving the veteran Wang Jian's supply crisis!]

Before the viewing platform, Marquis Wang Jian bristles with rage and berates the presiding official: “This man has served the state! Spare him!”

[Edit: At the Chancellor's residence, I recited the outline of the memorial On the Expulsion of Guest Officials, helping Li Si secure his position!]

Li Si, head of all the officials, drops his jade tablet with a clatter, his face drained of color. “The man who gave that advice back then was... you?!”

The countless onlookers are stunned as the situation at the execution ground suddenly changes.

On the high platform, the First Emperor looks down with a piercing gaze at the condemned prisoner, a man supposedly “steeped in wickedness” yet “rich in merit.”

How can the sentence of a thousand cuts still be carried out?