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

Soon after drinking the medicine, Xu Man fell asleep again, and she woke up only when she stopped to rest at noon.

As soon as Ying Zheng got out of the car, he brought his little girl to visit her. When he saw her getting up, he quickly stepped forward and asked, "How is Xu'er feeling today?"

"I am thinking of you, my father. My son is doing much better."

Xu Man's expression was indeed much brighter than last night, so Ying Zheng was slightly reassured, "Are you still dreaming this time?"

"No."

Xu Man shook his head and said, "My son is resting well."

"Sister Ninth, what's wrong with you?"

Yin Man finally had the opportunity to ask about the situation, "I heard from the imperial doctor that you were suffering from the Great Compassion. What happened?"

"nothing."

Xu Man raised his hand and gently rubbed his sister's head, "It's just a nightmare. Just don't have it in the future."

But Yinman's eyes were full of curiosity: What kind of nightmare would make Sister Jiu become so seriously ill?
Could it be related to the future of Great Qin?

After thinking about it, she didn't dare to ask, for fear of touching any fragile nerve in Sister Jiu's heart and making her condition worse.

"Xu'er, the imperial doctor ordered you not to have excessive mood swings, otherwise it will be very troublesome."

Seeing the two sisters chatting briefly, Ying Zheng immediately told his daughter what the imperial doctor had explained.

Xu Man nodded: "Father, I understand this."

She understood, but she couldn't control it if she really encountered such a situation.

In fact, she didn't feel as sad as she imagined, but the pain of heart palpitations still made her understand that she was not as indifferent as she imagined.

"Remember, no matter what the scene is in the dream, we father and daughter can change it."

Ying Zheng was worried that she would have any bad thoughts again, so he solemnly told his children, "Besides, you can leave this matter to your descendants in the future, so that they can always be vigilant."

"Don't forget the dangers that may occur in the future just because you are safe for a while."

Xu Man nodded: "Father, I will find a way to change everything, so you don't have to worry about my affairs." "Right now, your health is the top priority."

The father and daughter decided on their future development and had lunch with each other. Seeing her drowsy appearance after taking the medicine, they told her to go back to the chariot to rest.

Ying Zhengcai took his little girl back to the emperor's chariot and prepared to set off.

After leaving Ninth Sister and returning to the chariot, Yin Man couldn't help but ask his father: "Father, what did Ninth Sister dream about?"

"Why did Sister Ninth become so ill?"

Facing this innocent little girl, Ying Zheng felt that it was time for her to understand some of the sufferings of the world.

He took a deep breath and asked, "Where did you see the three books that Father gave you?"

"I just finished the first one, and I'm still reading it the second time."

Yin Man blinked her big eyes and looked at her father blankly, "Father, what does this have to do with what happened in Sister Ninth Sister's dream?"

"After reading that book, if you have any thoughts in your mind, you might as well talk to your father."

Ying Zheng did not answer the little girl's question directly, "Just like your ninth sister asked you to write your thoughts after studying."

"Do I have to say it?"

Faced with his father's question, Yin Man was a little confused, "I'm afraid that you will always be angry if I tell you."

"Tell me, my father has never seen anything like this. How could he be angry with a little girl like you?"

"Then, I'm welcome."

Seeing his father like this, Yin Man gritted his teeth and looked like he was risking his life, "My son feels that if something like that really happens, you, my father, are half responsible."

After saying this, the girl watched her father's reaction anxiously, fearing that he would kick her out of the car when he was angry.

"Go on."

Hearing what his little girl said, Ying Zheng did feel a little uncomfortable, but who said this child was his own. (End of chapter)