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

[Ah, ah, has anyone seen long legs of 1.8 meters? They are so powerful. 】

[Father, father, son, I love you. 】

It's been a long time since I heard such an exaggerated reaction from Jiu Daughter's heart, and Ying Zheng was still a little uncomfortable with it.

He really couldn't listen anymore, so he raised his hand and rubbed the child's head hard: "Xu'er, does your father look good dressed like this?"

"Isn't it just beautiful?"

"That's just so beautiful."

Xuman and Yinman sang in harmony, praising their father so brightly that they couldn't be happier.

"Okay, father, this is called powerful and strong, how can it be used to look good?"

Ying Zheng pursed his lips reservedly, trying not to smile too obviously.

I don’t know since when, the smile on the face of the majestic First Emperor began to increase.

Sometimes some ministers who didn't understand the situation felt horrified when they saw it.

Only the few people who often follow His Majesty and His Highness know that this is all the result of His Majesty.

Who said that the First Emperor couldn't be happy and laugh?

Isn’t it reasonable to smile when you are happy?

Therefore, along the way, unless he entered the county town and met with local officials, he had to wear the imperial crown uniform. He usually wore light and comfortable sportswear.

This kind of clothing is so easy and comfortable to wear that I don't want to change it out.

The same is true for Xuman and Yinman.

Wear the attire of a queen or princess on formal occasions, and change into relaxed and comfortable clothes in your free time.

Walking all the way west, the further west the weather got colder, so Xuman prepared thermal underwear for his father and little sister.

Put on regular clothes again, well, it's really warm and comfortable.

After about a month and a half of stop and go, the emperor's motorcade finally reached the front line of the Western Region.

After crossing the vast snow-capped mountains and seeing the large area of ​​fertile land, the courtiers who followed could not help but exclaimed: "Such a large area of ​​land!"

"Why is no one working on farming now?" "What a waste of resources. Why is no one farming such fertile land?"

"Princess Huayang should arrange for people to enclose these lands."

"..."

When the emperor was driving on the chariot, Ying Zheng also looked at the abandoned fertile land and felt sad: "There are so many weeds and no one has come to clean them up!"

"Your Majesty, I will make arrangements for the following officials to go to the fields to cultivate in person."

"Well, then Mr. Li will make the arrangements."

Ying Zheng nodded with satisfaction and turned his head to look at the nine girls beside him, "Hua Zhang, you are right, the people in this place do not deserve to have such fertile land."

"Father and son have also said that they are an excellent service population."

Xu Man supported his father with a smile, "Let's go down and take a look. Maybe we can find some good medicinal materials here."

"Your Majesty, Your Royal Highness, please request me to lead the accompanying imperial physician to collect medicine."

Xia Wuqi had long seen several medicinal materials among the weeds that were written in books but could not be found in Qin Dynasty, so he took the initiative to invite Ying without waiting for His Majesty's instructions.

"allow."

Ying Zheng stood beside the car, observing the fertile land overgrown with weeds, and said to Meng Yi beside him: "If the local people don't pay attention to farming, they will move people from the pass."

"Your Majesty, I will go down and prepare to draft the relocation document."

Meng Yi heard the meaning of His Majesty's words and quickly announced his intention.

"There's no rush, I'll wait until we find Huayang first."

Ying Zheng waved his hand, "This place needs to be established as a new county, and then it can be managed uniformly."

"I have noted it down."

Meng Yi took out the notebook he carried with him and recorded the important speeches made by His Majesty, and then sorted them out when His Majesty took a rest.