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

Chapter 18: Angrily scolding Fusu (Good night, my dears~
Normally I hardly pay attention to her, but she regards my safety and the great Qin Dynasty as more important than herself.

Yingxugang beat him hard and scolded him so hard that he didn't even bother to pay attention to everyone's reactions.

She continued to hit back:

"You dare to curse my father. Today, I, the princess, will give you a bad death."

"If you dare to deceive the emperor of all ages, I will let you know the fate of the liar."

"enough."

While Ying Xuman was punching and kicking, a deep and deep voice sounded, "Sister Nine Emperors, this is not a place for you to mess around."

Ah.

Hearing Fusu's voice, Ying Xuman sneered in his heart and looked up at the Qianqian gentleman next to Zulong.

Well, he is worthy of possessing the ancestral dragon gene. This appearance and figure are indeed very handsome.

No wonder he has the reputation of "a gentleman as jade-like and unparalleled in his benevolence".

"Jiuhuangmei, you have to be merciful and merciful."

Fusu saw her looking over and said earnestly, "How can you, a girl, do such a cruel thing?"

Fusu's teachings are always inseparable from the saying of the Master: "The Master said: As long as one aspires to be benevolent, there is no evil."

"These alchemists have been so poisoned by the elixir, why do Nine Emperor Sisters need to humiliate their dignity like this again?"

"Ah……"

Ying Xuman heard Fusu's words and laughed out loud.

After staying away from these crazy alchemists and returning the standard knife to the extremely nervous guard, he slowly spoke:
"I would like to ask, Brother Huang, where does your benevolence come from? Where does your benevolence go?"

"As a minister, have you ever thought about the humiliation of a king being deceived? Have you ever been determined to humiliate a king and kill him?"

"As a son, have you ever thought about the pain of a father hurting his son? Have you ever thought about the consequences of your loved ones taking these so-called 'elixirs'?"

"Have you ever felt sorry for what kind of pain your father will endure under the poison of these pills?"

"You only use this so-called 'benevolence and justice' on unrelated swindlers. Have you ever thought about being benevolent and righteous to your own father?" "These swindlers know that elixirs are harmful to the body, but they have never given up on refining elixirs because of this." The idea of ​​deceiving the world.”

"How do you have the nerve to persuade me to treat these crazy and shameless people with kindness and justice?"

Her series of outputs left Fusu speechless.

However, Ying Xuman did not stop and continued to argue:
"As a minister, you are disloyal."

"As long as you have the slightest loyalty, you won't be indifferent when you see the alchemist trying to kill the dragon's body with poison pills."

"Son of man, you are unfilial."

"As long as you have the slightest sense of filial piety, you won't still feel sorry for these liars and scold me for their dignity even though you know that they are cheating my father with clever words."

Yingxugang didn't give Fusu a chance to speak, so he spoke like this with his small mouth.

She knew that even though the First Emperor was known as a 'tyrant', he was very soft-hearted towards his relatives and ministers.

No matter how badly she scolded Fusu today, she would not let him lose his life.

If it were any emperor other than the First Emperor, Ying Xuman would not say this.

Her words not only embarrassed Fusu, but also made all the princes and princesses hang their heads in shame and did not dare to look at their father and the Nine Emperor Sisters.

They were afraid that they would be the next ones to be attacked.

According to the standards of disloyalty and unfilial piety mentioned by Jiuhuangmei (sister), how can they not be the same?

All the ministers were also embarrassed by these words.

From this point of view, are they not disloyal ministers?

The civil and military ministers looked at each other, extremely embarrassed.

The Ninth Emperor's Girl was obviously scolding Mr. Fusu, but in fact she was scolding the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty.

(End of this chapter)