The Imperial Edict Examiner of the Qin Dynasty: I Inspected the Fake Edict on Behalf of the First Emperor

The First Emperor did not return from his eastward tour. What Xianyang received first was not an obituary, but a tampered deputy edict for his eastward tour. Lu Chen is just a small official in the Shaofu archives, in charge of old edicts, seals, seal marks and copies of documents. It wasn't until Zhao Gao's men broke into the treasury late at night and took away the deputy edict of the East Patrol that he discovered that the sealing mud had been stamped twice, the silk was old and the ink was new, and the sand dune edict was false. If he tells it, he will die immediately. If he hadn't said it, Fusu would have died, Meng Tian would have died, and the Second Emperor of Qin would have died. Therefore, Lu Chen started from a volume of deputy edicts, seized evidence in the fire scene of the archives, seized letters in the ambush at Jipuyi, forced Zhao Gao to leave traces on the censor's office documents, pried open public complaints in the accounts of the Xianyang granary, and forcibly changed the original fate of "Fu Su committed suicide and Hu Hai ascended the throne" to an unknown one. Zhao Gao held the palace gate and the jade seal. Lu Chen holds the Qin Law, the sealing mud, the old seal book and a group of little people who should not be seen. He is not an emperor or a general. He was only the last imperial edict examiner in the Qin Dynasty. This time, false edicts can no longer kill the world.