Zhang Mo, a doctor of law, became a death row prisoner in the Qin Dynasty as soon as he opened his eyes, and was beheaded three days later.
He silently wrote the lost "Book of Shang Jun" and gave three legal reform suggestions to Li Si's son in prison, which alarmed the First Emperor overnight.
Ying Zheng asked him: Do you think my law is too strong and easy to break?
Zhang Mo replied: The law is like a knife. If it is too sharp, you will hurt yourself. I have a way to make this knife sharp without hurting my hand.
I thought I would be in my arms from then on, but who would have thought that Zhao Gao's poisonous wine, Li Si's scheme, and the assassinations of the remaining parties of the Six Nations followed one after another.
Zhang Mofu'e: I just want to promote the rule of law. Why do so many people want to kill me?
This is the story of a doctor of law who uses knowledge to reduce dimensionality to combat the Qin Dynasty's conspiracy.
