Before Qin Shi Huang died, did he clearly pass the throne to Fusu?

I think there is, he expressed this meaning, he also thought so before his death, and even prepared an edict before he died, so it can be seen that he really wanted to pass it on to Fusu.

Not explicit. If Qin Shi Huang had a clear edict when he was dying, then Hu Hai would not dare to make a mistake no matter how bold he was.

I think there is a clear transfer of the throne to Fusu, but Zhao Gao and Li Si tampered with the edict for their own interests.

Of course not. After all, Fusu is the son of Qin Shi Huang, and he values Fusu very much, and even wants Fusu to be his heir. Fusu was usually filial and obedient, and Qin Shi Huang had no reason to kill him.

After the death of Qin Shi Huang, the original edict was passed on to Fusu, but Zhao Gao, together with Li Si, Hu Hai tampered with the edict and gave the death of the son Fusu and General Meng Tian, and Hu Hai successfully ascended the throne.

No. Qin Shi Huang wanted to pass on his throne to Fusu, but Zhao Gao wanted Hu Hai to be his puppet and take power by himself, so he and others joined forces to fake the holy decree and solve Fusu. And let Hu Hai inherit the throne.

He didn't put him to death, and because he was about to die now, he didn't care much about it, and he didn't pay too much attention to it.

Not necessarily, according to the rules of etiquette, Fusu is the eldest son of Qin Shi Huang and the natural heir of the empire, but the Qin State is governed by law, and the etiquette and law of the Spring and Autumn Period are not binding on the Qin State, and the generations of monarchs of the Qin State are not the eldest sons, so it is not the tradition of the Qin State that the eldest son ascends the throne. Moreover, Qin Shi Huang did not have a queen, so among all the princes, there is no difference between concubines, and it is not uncommon for anyone to inherit the throne of Qin Shi Huang.

It is true that Qin Shi Huang had a total of three children, among which Fusu was the most capable, and Qin Shi Huang was also very satisfied with Fusu.

It should be, because Fusu is also a very powerful person, and he is also the son of the princess of Chu and Yingzheng, and his status is also very high.

The reason why Qin Shi Huang did not pass on to Fusu is that when Qin Shi Huang died, the core force of Fusu was not around, and the Holy Decree was usurped by Hu Hai. At that time, Fusu and Qin Shi Huang had political discord, and was sent by Qin Shi Huang to build Qin State fortifications with Meng Tian thousands of miles away. At that time, Meng Tian held one-third of the soldiers and horses of Great Qin, and Qin Shi Huang wanted Fusu to have more experience with Meng Tian.

However, Qin Shi Huang died too suddenly, and the holy decree in Fusu was tampered with by his son Hu Hai, and the rest of the shed was used as a life talisman.

Emperor Qin Shi Lian was more superstitious during his lifetime, and overheard the words of Hu Ye, the deceased Qin. At that time, Qin Shi Huang mistakenly thought that it was a foreign invasion on the frontier, and ordered Meng Tian to expand the enemy at the border pass for thousands of miles. I didn't expect that Hu Hai, my favorite son, would not believe that Hu Hai would tamper with history.

Definitely yes, he has a good personality, and he also has a lot of experience in governing the country, so he can make the people live a good life.

It shouldn't be, Fusu's character is very weak, although Fusu is a relatively good person, but if he becomes a monarch, he may not go to glory.

Fusu would not lead the Qin State to glory, because the Qin State at that time had passed its peak, and Fusu's ascension to the throne could only extend the period of the Qin State's demise at most.