Qin Shi Mingyue Taoist Master Uncle

"Your Majesty is worried that the imperial edict left behind will be made a fuss about?"

Beichen directly pointed out the core problem.

Ying Zheng nodded, "Yes, I have such concerns."

"You pay more attention, can you think of an idea for me?"

Bei Chen also understood what the other party meant, and after thinking about it for a while, he said, "If that's the case, I really have a good idea."

"any solution?"

Ying Zheng asked.

Bei Chen replied, "In my opinion, Your Majesty might as well leave two edicts..."

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"Two edicts?"

Hearing this, some doubts arose in Ying Zheng's heart, and he asked, "Why do you do this?"

Bei Chen replied, "The imperial edicts are generally not opened until after the king dies, and without the emperor's supervision, the edicts left by him may be tampered with."

"That's exactly what I'm worried about, but even if you leave two edicts as you said, won't there be any problems?"

Ying Zheng then asked.

Bei Chen said, "Your Majesty can place the two edicts separately, one light and the other dark, and it will only take effect when the contents of the two edicts are completely consistent."

Hearing this, Ying Zheng's eyes lit up, the method the other party said was really good.

He can put one of the edicts on the plaque, and have people watch it day and night to prevent it from being taken away.

It may be safer to put it where everyone can see it than to hide it.

I can also check it from time to time, even if someone with malicious intentions really finds an opportunity to tamper with it, they will be easily discovered.

Taking a step back, even if someone can modify the imperial edict without anyone noticing, it doesn't matter, after all, there is a second copy.

If the contents of the two edicts are different, they will not take effect.

Unless you get all the two edicts in your hands, and you have to hide them from everyone's eyes.

But it is almost impossible to do this, because the second edict will not be placed in the open.

You can put it by your side, or hide it in a very secret place, and wait until you die before announcing it.

There is no absolutely perfect plan in the world, but this method is the most suitable now, and it can better protect the imperial edict from going wrong.

After thinking for a while, Ying Zheng said, "Your method is not bad, it is a feasible strategy."

"If there is nothing else, I will go back first."

Looking at the other party's appearance, Bei Chen also knew that he was thinking about this matter.

Ying Zheng replied, "Yes."

Then he said, "Come over tomorrow."

Hearing that Beichen nodded, then turned and left, walked out of the palace...

On the second day, Emperor Shi Huang held a court meeting, and all the important civil servants and military generals were basically present, and Beichen was not absent.

Ying Zheng looked at the people below, and then told many ministers what he had discussed with Bei Chen yesterday.

When everyone heard such an unprecedented way of establishing reserves, they were all a little surprised, but no one objected.

For one thing, this itself is a matter of the royal family, and it is not easy for them as courtiers to ask.

Second, they couldn't think of a better way to ensure the safety of the imperial edict.

After unanimously passing this decision, Ying Zheng did not delay, and under the common attention of all the ministers, he personally put the edict on the plaque of Xianyang Palace.

And arranged for shadow secret guards to watch intently.

This edict was placed in a rectangular jade box, made by the most exquisite craftsmen, and sealed up, down, left, and right.

If there is no special method, even if you get it, you can't open it, let alone replace it.

In addition, a death order was issued, and no one except himself was allowed to touch the edict, and those who violated it would be punished with death.

Even if he died, it would only be possible to take this thing down in the presence of many ministers including Sangong Jiuqing.

Next, under the surprised gazes of many ministers, Ying Zheng handed over the second edict to Bei Chen, and asked him to keep it safe.

All the ministers in the palace focused their eyes on him, they didn't expect the emperor to entrust such an important thing to other people for safekeeping.

It stands to reason that it is safest to keep it by your side?

Zhao Gao, who was standing on the side, also squinted his eyes slightly, and there was a trace of coldness in his eyes.

He also had his own ideas about the establishment of the crown prince, and even imagined tampering with the imperial edict after the emperor's death.

However, he didn't expect that Ying Zheng would suddenly come up with such a trick, making two copies of the imperial edict, which made his original plan meaningless.

If you want to make an idea from this aspect, you must get both edicts.