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

Xu Man came out of Nuan Pavilion with short legs, and his eyes were directly fixed on Chao Yuanfeng who was still talking non-stop.

Although it is a small one, it brings an invisible pressure to everyone present.

Although this pressure is not as scary as His Majesty, it is still eye-catching.

You know, Princess Huazhang is only seven years old now.

If calculated according to birthdays, there are still a few months left before he turns seven. Well, this is what His Highness said himself.

"Your Highness, you don't have to look at me like this."

Chao Yuanfeng felt numb at the sight, but he continued to speak in a deep voice, "The old minister said that in China, men have been superior to women since ancient times."

"When will a woman be able to hold up half the sky as His Highness said?"

"Oh? Since ancient times?"

Xu Man said with a slight sarcasm, "I wonder when the 'ancient' that Dr. Chao mentioned is?"

"Don't you think that our 'ancient' China can only be traced back to the Zhou Dynasty that just died out?"

"Of course not."

When Chao Yuanfeng heard this rebuttal, his scalp went numb, but he did not flinch, "This 'ancient' naturally started with human ancestors."

"There were three emperors and five emperors in ancient times, and naturally it was not just the Zhou Dynasty."

"You also know that there were three emperors and five emperors in ancient times?"

Xuman laughed, his smile was so nerve-wracking.

"Then do you know how the clothes we wear come from?"

"Since...it was naturally made by Zhi Niang."

Chao Yuanfeng was a little unsure about this, "How else can we do it?"

"Does your Highness think that women can only do these sewing and weaving things? What else can you do?"

Xu Man smiled even brighter: "You also know that the clothes are made by the weaver? Then do you know where the first piece of weaving cloth came from? Who made the first weaving cloth?"

"Do you know what our ancestors used to cover their shame before the first woven clothes were made?"

"This, sir, old minister..." Chao Yuanfeng was left speechless by Xu Man's repeated questions.

He really doesn't know about this.

The old man, dripping with cold sweat, looked at his Confucian colleagues for help, and some of them were also thinking carefully.

One of them, a man with pale hair, vaguely seemed to have seen relevant records in some ancient book, but he couldn't remember it for the moment.

It took too long, and I didn’t take it seriously at the time.

Seeing this, Xu Man scoffed: "What? You keep saying that women are inferior, but you have to wear clothes made by women."

"You keep looking down on women, but which one of you didn't survive by drinking women's milk?"

"You keep saying that women are just your vassals, something you can use in exchange for benefits, but which one of you was not born by your mother?"

"If there are no women in this world, who are you?"

Xu Man snorted softly, "Even a man like my father has never looked down on women. Where did you get the nerve to look down on women?"

When several Confucian officials heard this, they looked at His Majesty's face with fear.

Sure enough, His Majesty was not angry at what Princess Huazhang did, but was actually very happy.

That's right, Zu Long doesn't pretend anymore.

He just wants to support his daughter with actions and let the Confucian disciples in front of him understand that I don't like the sour things in their mouths.

He also wanted to show with actions that his daughter was right and right.

Who in the world didn't come out of the mother's womb?
Which mother is not a woman?

Although he was at odds with his mother, it didn't mean that she didn't respect her.

If he really disrespected her, he wouldn't be heartbroken by her betrayal.

Cough, think too far.

Seeing that several of the old ministers were frightened and sweating, Xu Man couldn't find the words to retort, so she spoke again:
"Doctor Chao Jianyi said: Since ancient times in China, men have been superior to women?" (End of this chapter)