After traveling through time and becoming Hu Hai, the second generation of Qin Dynasty, the beginning is hell?
Li Wei, a modern legal elite, woke up and became Hu Hai, the second emperor of Qin who had just ascended the throne after the Sand Dune Conspiracy. Faced with the familiar history - turning a deer into a horse, cutting Li Si in half, the Daze Township war, and ultimately his own death and the destruction of the country - he refused to sit still and wait for death.
However, he did not rebel, did not govern benevolently, and did not bow to fate.
His weapon is the supreme legal system represented by this body - the position of Emperor of Qin.
His method is a carefully planned "institutional surgery."
As a result, an imperial reform that was still running deep was quietly launched within the framework of Qin's laws:
· He killed the powerful minister Zhao Gao without knowing it and refused to depose him. He was promoted to the Imperial Tutor, secretly scheming the guards, and uprooting his power through scheming personnel appointments and removals.
· Do not suspect or suppress Prime Minister Li Si. Convince them with the Legalist insights that transcend the times and make them become fellow travelers in the "upgrading of the rule of law."
· Do not abolish or deny the strict Qin laws. Only "restricted interpretation" will be carried out, a "Law Academy" will be established, and "deficiency of law and execution" will be turned into a punishment based on responsibility, so that the cool law can have warmth.
· Don't stop or act recklessly on huge projects. Introducing project management and setting up a "performance-based plan" to make Epang Palace and Lishan Mausoleum a model of the new model under efficient and humane management.
· Do not retreat or kill indiscriminately against internal and external enemies. Build fortresses in the north, integrate in the south, and use economic and cultural cannibalization to turn border troubles into the driving force for the expansion of the empire.
This is a race against time and a huge gamble against the inertia of history.
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