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At that time, the old laws of Qin and Han Dynasties were inherited, and its writing originated from Wei Wenhou's teacher Li Kui. Kui wrote the laws of various countries and wrote the Dharma Sutra. It is believed that the government of a king should not be impatient with thieves, so its laws begin with "thief" and "thief". Thieves must be impeached and arrested, so he wrote two chapters, "Net" and "Catch". He was light and cunning, traveled across the city, played games, used falsehoods, was not honest, was extravagant and exceeded the rules, and wrote an article in "Miscellaneous Laws". Also use "Gu Lv" to add and subtract. Therefore, there are only six articles written, but they are all based on crimes. The Lord of Shang accepted it and offered it to the Qin Dynasty, and the Han Dynasty inherited the Qin system. ”

The old laws of the Qin and Han Dynasties were followed at that time, and the provisions in them originated from Li Kui, the military advisor of Wei Wenhou. Li Kui wrote various laws of the country and wrote the "Book of Laws". He believed that national affairs were the most important. They are thieves, so his law also starts with "Theft" and "The Thief". Thieves need to be attacked and arrested, so he wrote two articles, "Net" and "Catch", which are aimed at those who are frivolous and cunning, climb over city walls, gamble and borrow money, and are greedy for money. Regarding extravagant and excessive behavior, another article was written in "Miscellaneous Laws" and "Julu" was written to specifically discuss the addition and subtraction of punishments, so there are only six articles in total, but they all set out various crimes, and Shang Yang learned from them. It came to assist the Qin Dynasty, and the Han Dynasty followed the Qin Dynasty's legal system.