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

Ever since the officers and soldiers of the Qin Dynasty learned relevant battle content from the Huazhang Palace Guards, countless generals have personally simulated scenarios and conducted actual combat exercises.

In the end, no one accomplished this feat.

All the generals were analyzing and looking for the key to victory in that battle, but no one found it.

Following General Wang's words, Ying Zheng, Meng Yi, Li Si and even Xia Wuji all looked expectantly.

Faced with these looks, Xu Man said a key word: "mass power."

In that battle, the command and timing of the upper-level leaders were very critical, but the accurate information conveyed through the common people could not be ignored.

This is a classic battle between military and civilian forces.

Following Xu Man's analysis and explanation, everyone present realized why this amazingly talented man valued his people so much.

The phrase "Long live the people" shouted at the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China was only at this moment that the monarchs and ministers in front of them realized its profound meaning.

When Xu Man saw that her father and several ministers were silent, she stopped explaining and went to the corner of the carriage with her little sister.

He warned her to pay attention to safety during this patrol: "Little sister, beware of being deceived by evil people when you go out."

"Sister Tainu, didn't you say that as long as you and my father are here, no one would dare to attack us?"

Yin Man listened to Sister Ninth's solemn words, blinked blankly and asked curiously.

"No one dares to take action, but that doesn't mean they won't take action in other ways."

That kind of mental suggestion is very scary and hard to guard against.

But Xuman also knew that such a simple and lovely Yinman had never seen anything related, so it was obviously unrealistic to tell her directly.

He gave her a real example and said, "Just like you have heard people say that musicians and musicians are just small things."

"Have you heard enough that you believe it?"

"If it hadn't been for the eighth sister's immersive love that awakened you this time, would you have regarded this statement as the truth?" When Yin Man heard this extremely realistic example, her heart skipped a beat, and she blinked and nodded vigorously: "Hmm, this is a bit scary."

"So, when someone repeatedly belittles you in front of you and says that you are nothing without him, you should stay away from him immediately."

Xu Man guided the little sister very seriously, "By the way, little sister, has anyone said this to you in these years?"

"And...there really is such a thing."

When he said this, a suspicious blush appeared on Yin Man's little face, "But..." What he said seemed to be true.

Then she was startled, and suddenly looked at Sister Ninth with wide eyes: "Sister Ninth, do you mean that person is using this method to make me rely on him and make me unable to live without him?"

Thinking of this possibility, cold sweat broke out on Yin Man's head.

"Who?"

Someone actually dared to use such means to impure his little sister. Xuman felt furious in his heart, but he didn't show it because he was afraid of scaring his little sister.

But he still couldn't help but ask: "What did he tell you?"

Yinman could hear the anger in Sister Jiu's calm tone. She swallowed her saliva unconsciously and was speechless for a moment.

Carefully recall the time spent with that person over the past two years...

I remembered that he always appeared when I was most depressed, smiling and saying things that sounded reasonable but were terrifying when I thought about it.

Why didn’t I think there was something wrong with these words before? She actually gradually became addicted to it because of his understanding and 'pampering'.

Feeling that the little girl was trembling all over, Xu Man reached out and took her into his arms, comforting her softly: "Don't be afraid, forget what that person said to you."

"Believe in your choice and just be your truest self."