Introduction to the novel "The Night Before Dune, I Stopped Li Si Who Tampered the Imperial Edict"
Cultural relics restorer Qin Ming unearthed a Qin Dynasty bronze talisman engraved with the word "Li Si" at the excavation site of Xianyang Palace. The moment his fingertips touched the carved pattern, the warm air carried the illusion from two thousand years ago and poured into his mind. The ancient characters "Ordered by Heaven" on the back of the talisman shimmered, and he actually traveled to the sand dune palace where Qin Shihuang died of illness.
At this time, Zhao Gaozheng was tempting Li Si to tamper with the imperial edict, and wanted to grant the death of his son Fusu and support Hu Hai to ascend to power. The fate of the Qin Dynasty was about to be overthrown. Qin Ming knew that this sand dune revolution would stir up chaos in the world and plunge the people into war. He took advantage of the identity opportunity brought by the talisman to stop Li Si who was about to compromise.
As evidence of the rise and fall of the next thousand years, he dismantled Zhao Gao's wild ambitions, analyzed the monstrous consequences of tampering with the imperial edict, and gradually disintegrated Li Si's concerns about power, position and family. On one side is Zhao Gao, the intimidating and intimidating Commander-in-Chief of the CRRC, and on the other is Prime Minister Li Si, who is wavering and has the power to make decisions. Qin Ming is alone in the whirlpool of power and intrigue. Can he reverse history, prevent the conspiracy to rewrite the fate of the Qin Dynasty, preserve Fusu's succession, and cut off the tragedy of Qin II's death?
