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

Although others had warned him not to be anxious, Xu Man did not really take his words seriously.

With the help of the maids, it didn't take long before they packed up and headed to the Huazhang Main Hall.

Xu Man was slightly startled when he saw the palace official who delivered the decree.

Isn't this the palace servant who is almost transparent to his father?

If she guessed correctly, this person was a personal bodyguard secretly protecting her father.

The person with the bright face is Meng Yi Meng Shangqing, and this invisible person is a master in the secret.

He always followed his father closely, but people could always ignore his presence.

Characters like this are the scariest.

I didn't expect that it would be him delivering the message today.

"My son, Hua Zhang, accepts the order."

Xu Man's mind was racing and his movements did not stop at all, he immediately saluted and accepted the order.

The palace servants, maids, and guards then knelt down to wait for the great ceremony, and shouted: Your Majesty will live forever, and the Qin Dynasty will live forever.

Seeing this, the Transparency Master did not do anything extra and directly opened the imperial edict and read out:

Xuman, who was literary, was still not used to hearing it, but she understood the general meaning.

The First Emperor said: The beauty of my body is in my heart, and my wisdom is in my heart. Since the fifth year of the First Emperor's reign, I have exposed the misfortunes of the alchemists, offered immortal grains to save the people, offered paper-making methods to improve the disadvantages of difficulty in literacy, and established the first official school of Qin. Cultivating talents... Hua Zhang's contribution lies in improving all aspects of Qin... which is a blessing to Qin's society.

In short, I talked a lot about Xu Man’s contribution and merits to the Qin Dynasty. The final meaning is:

I am impressed by Hua Zhang's wisdom, elegance, courage and propriety in acting, and her dedication to the development of the Qin Dynasty. I specially designate Princess Hua Zhang as the daughter of the Emperor of Qin.

Huazhang Palace is also the palace of the Queen Mother, with two thousand personal guards and two hundred maids each.

Qinci.

Xu Man: "...Thank you, my father, for your favor. I will accept the order."

"My subordinate Long San pays homage to Her Royal Highness."

After the transparent master handed the imperial edict into Hua Zhang's hands, he knelt down respectfully and saluted, "From today onwards, I will be at the disposal of Her Royal Highness."

Xu Man: "Long San, get up, get up quickly."

"My subordinates (servants) pay homage to Your Highness, Your Highness. Your Highness is safe." Before Xuman and Long Sanduo could say anything, the personal guards, palace servants, maids, and retainers had already paid their respects to her.

She quickly gathered her thoughts and said, "Sit flat."

After saying this, his eyes fell on Long San again: "Come to me, over to my father..."

"Your Majesty is being guarded over there, so there is no need for Your Majesty to worry."

As Long San replied, the person floated behind her like a ghost, and soon people ignored her again.

Xu Man: "..." Okay, only transparent people can play the greatest role at critical moments.

There are two thousand more personal guards, adding up to the previous five thousand and five.

She had no choice but to laugh at Zhang Han: "Zhang Han, arrange all the new guards and do a good job in training."

"only."

Zhang Han took the order and went down.

Xu Mannan looked at Xue Niang and said, "Sister Xue'er, take the new maidservants here and assign them to various ministries."

"only."

Xue Niang also took orders to settle down with the newly arrived palace servants.

The princess's chariot was also changed to another one. This one was wider and more comfortable than her princess chariot, and it was only slightly smaller than the First Emperor's.

"When did your father prepare this car?"

Xu Man looked at the princess' chariot that was being sent, and murmured to herself, "And these, tsk, won't I be as majestic as my father when I go out from now on?"

She really didn't know when her father had prepared these.

Maybe it was already prepared.

Whether it is to establish a prince or a princess, as long as it is established, it will come in handy.

But looking at the configuration of her luxurious chariot, she felt that it was specially prepared for her by her father.