A historical what-if meets a legal power fantasy | Using modern legal principles to sue people in the Qin dynasty
I transmigrated as a condemned prisoner, with a blade already at my neck, yet I still managed to send Qin Shi Huang to prison with just three hundred words.
It wasn’t rebellion. I cited Qin law. He made the rules, and he himself had broken them. Under Qin law, the highest judicial official was guilty of the same crime as the presiding judge if he allowed his subordinates to break the law.
Ying Zheng stared at me for half a minute. The whole room fell silent. Then he set down the Qin king’s sword, took off his imperial robe, and walked into the neighboring cell of his own accord.
From that day on, all the powerful people in the Great Qin wanted to kill me, this “outlaw beyond the law.” But no matter what they tried, they couldn’t get rid of me. Every word I spoke and every case I handled was backed by Qin law.
My name is Chen Mo. The Great Qin’s number-one barrister, here to deal with anyone who refuses to accept the verdict.
Super beautiful and the plot is novel