Da Qin: The First Emperor wanted to train me to be the empress

Chapter 153 Why should I punish you?

As soon as Ying Zheng got up, packed up and walked out of the dormitory, he saw Meng Yi, Li Si and other ministers who were waiting outside for Xianyang today.

Without saying anything, he asked everyone to follow him, and they came all the way to Jiu Maiden's place for breakfast.

This was discussed with Jiu Daughter before leaving yesterday.

Unexpectedly, as soon as he walked into Cuiwei Hall, Zulong heard the voice of the nine girls.

Ying Zheng was speechless and curious for a moment.

He was curious about what this person named Lu Zhi said to make my Hua Zhang defend her like this.

Listening to this tone, Hua Zhang sympathized with Lu Zhi's historical experiences.

He raised his hand to stop the personal guards from passing the news, and quietly led the ministers into Cuiwei's front hall.

He sat silently on the cushioned chair outside the Nuan Pavilion, and motioned for everyone to sit down together.

This is the first time for many ministers on this trip to Huazhang Palace, and they are a little curious about the layout of the furnishings here.

Especially these chairs that are similar to the dragon chair of the First Emperor made some people dare not sit down casually.

The few ministers who had been here were not surprised. At His Majesty's instructions, they all found a suitable seat to sit down.

Several young masters who were also traveling together today were also surprised by the unique layout of Jiuhuangmei's place.

Especially Fusu.

He thought that Jiuhuangmei was just not very friendly to the warriors, but was otherwise very well-behaved.

But he didn't expect that Jiuhuangmei would have a chair similar to his father's dragon chair.

He watched his father's reaction anxiously, and saw that his father seemed to be listening to something, but did not show any abnormality to the unruly things in front of him.

The young man secretly breathed a sigh of relief and found a suitable place to sit down with several royal disciples.

His Majesty was not allowed to speak, and no one dared to speak easily at this time.

In Nuan Pavilion, Xu Man didn't know that his father had arrived with the princes and ministers who were going to travel together today.

Seeing Lu Zhi become nervous and apprehensive after saying these words, and looking at her with a risk-taking look, she couldn't help but smile. "Your wish is indeed great."

She laughed before expressing her opinion.

In this era, no matter how tolerant people are towards women, it is still different from the era more than 2000 years later.

Therefore, Lu Zhi's ability to say these words really surprised her.

At the same time, it feels reasonable.

[Only such advanced thinking allowed Lu Zhi to do the following things after experiencing all the unfairness. 】

[It’s not like the queen who was praised by Confucianism and wrote down some precepts and trainings in order to help men restrain women and show her virtuousness. 】

[It’s really disgusting to me. 】

Ying Zheng: "..." Who could do such an unreasonable thing?

Zu Long's eyes narrowed slightly, and a coldness overflowed from his body, which frightened the ministers who were a little restless just now and became quiet again.

"Your Highness, Eshan also knows that this wish is not realistic."

Listening to Xu Man's answer, Lu Zhi's inner uneasiness relaxed a little.

As long as she wasn't immediately pulled out for a slap on the wrist, she felt there was hope: "It's my whims, please punish me, Your Highness."

"Why should I punish you?"

Xu Man smiled, "You are right. Each of us is an independent individual and should have our own ideals and choices."

"Besides, your idea is not impossible to realize."

Xu Man continued, "As long as we have ideals and feel that this idea is correct and meaningful, we should follow this path."

"As long as we work hard, no matter what the result is, we will not regret it, right?"

"A very great saint once said: 'Women can hold up half the sky.' Your words today remind me of this saint."

(End of this chapter)