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

"That's right. It doesn't matter who your father is."

After being praised by his ninth daughter, Ying Zheng still felt a sense of accomplishment. "I have laid the foundation for my father. How can my father not use it?"

The father and daughter put their heads together and whispered, and the civil and military ministers in the hall finally discussed what kind of content should be engraved on the stone.

So Feng Quji raised his hands and saluted: "Your Majesty, I will wait until the discussion is over, and I will ask your Majesty to make a decision."

The father and daughter quickly sat down, and Ying Zheng said majestically: "Let's talk and listen."

"Qin's meritorious service will unite the world forever; everyone is like a dragon and will be prosperous forever."

Xu Man: "..." This makes sense.

Wouldn’t it be true that Qin’s contribution to unifying China will be passed on to all generations?

As for the next few sentences, it requires the joint efforts of people all over the world.

As long as everyone believes this, then work hard towards this goal, and you will eventually achieve eternal prosperity.

Ying Zheng: "Good."

"Your Majesty will live for ten thousand years, and the Qin Dynasty will live for ten thousand years."

Ying Zheng waved his hand: "The Qin Dynasty is not limited to ten thousand years, but I will be spared this ten thousand years."

I will be satisfied if I can live for a hundred years.

Of course, Zulong did not say the latter sentence.

How dare the ministers really use the name "Your Majesty for ten thousand years", so they pretended not to hear and began to discuss what shape the stone should be carved into in order to deceive the world.

You can't engrave them randomly, right?

So everyone thought about what they had seen. Some said they wanted to carve oracle bone inscriptions, some said they wanted to carve corresponding totems, and some said they wanted to carve the scene when the princess was born.

Xu Man: "..." This is so fake.

Who among you knows what the scene is like when Gu is born? Even my father doesn't know, so don't talk nonsense.

Ying Zheng also felt that this suggestion was inappropriate and quickly stopped him: "I don't even know the scene of Xu'er's birth. How are you going to commemorate it?"

When he said this, Ying Zheng glanced at Jiu Daughter guiltily.

Xu Man smiled calmly: "I don't know, so don't make such a mess." With a thought, he immediately added: "The words carved on the stone indicate that I have a suggestion, and all the ministers are willing to listen to Gu's words. "

"I would like to hear the details."

The civil and military ministers bowed their hands in a very respectful salute.

Xu Man remembered the emojis commonly used on the Internet in later generations, picked up the blank paper on his father's desk, and quickly drew it.

And it really can correspond to the sixteen words proposed by the ministers.

When Ying Zheng saw the pattern drawn by his ninth daughter, his eyes were full of interest, but he was not in a hurry to disturb her.

It wasn't until she had drawn all the corresponding words that Ying Zheng asked: "Xu'er, what do you think of these words you drew, do you think they are really words?"

Although he didn't recognize any of them, he could tell from their different appearances that they expressed different meanings.

Xu Man: "It is indeed a kind of writing. We call it kaomoji."

"As for the specific meaning, my father can translate it with the sixteen words that the ministers just thought of."

Xu Man handed the written emoji to his father and asked him to read it clearly before speaking.

Although what she said was a bit unclear, Ying Zheng knew that the 'us' she said was referring to the Chinese people more than two thousand years later.

Thinking that people would use something like this to represent words more than two thousand years later, I felt curious and at the same time a little more respectful.

If possible, he also hoped that this thing might be used somewhere in Great Qin.

For example, when delivering news in the military, as long as the officers learn the meaning of the relevant words, the news can be delivered without fear of leakage.

Another example is the local official who wants to deliver a secret message to His Majesty.

Of course, the latter is not very reliable. If you want to promote its use under certain circumstances, officials at all levels must learn it.

Once it spreads, the enemy can also learn it, and then it loses its stealth. (End of chapter)