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

Chapter 717 Zulong’s expectations for Zhenman
"By the way, Xu'er doesn't know that her father can hear her thoughts, so don't let her know."

Before talking about more important things, Ying Zheng suddenly gave another warning.

Seeing the eighth daughter nod solemnly, Ying Zhengcai continued with satisfaction: "You must bear in mind what my father is going to say next."

"We, the people of Great Qin, need you to protect us for thousands of generations."

"Father, I am ready."

Zhenman suppressed the pain in her heart and waited solemnly for her father's words in person.

So Ying Zheng told the eighth girl about the disappearance of Xuman Academy of Agricultural Sciences, but had some bad dreams.

These contents did not arouse Zhenman's sympathy for a while. After all, she had never lived in the descendants. What would happen to the descendants of the descendants had nothing to do with her as a Daqin person.

But when I heard my father say: "Xu'er suffered from heart palpitations many times and almost died because of this incident."

"The child was very fond of the era of her second life, and was deeply saddened by the demise of the descendants of that time."

"To be honest, my father was very angry when he heard what Xu'er said."

"How can we allow outsiders to have the final say on the survival of our Chinese descendants?!"

When the last sentence came out, the power of the ancestral dragon appeared invisible, and the oppression made Zhenman frightened. Only then did she understand why her father loved Jiumei so much.

It turns out that Jiumei not only knows her father the best, but also, like her father, the world is for the common good, and even the survival of their descendants is among their concerns.

Only then did Zhenman understand that her father told her what she wanted to do.

She stood up slowly despite the invisible pressure surrounding her father, and solemnly saluted and assured: "Father, please rest assured, I know what to do."

Following her voice, Zu Long's pressure instantly dissipated, and his eyes softened: "Zhen'er, my father knows that you know me and your ninth sister best."

"My father will leave this matter to you. In the future, whether you have a family or not, you must pass on this belief."

"We want all scientific research talents to work hard for the survival of future generations." "Of course, only one person in each generation, except the Emperor, is allowed to know what may happen to future generations."

"You are the only one who knows this generation. Can Zhen'er remember it?"

"Father, I will remember this."

Zhenman's face was full of seriousness, "I will never let down the trust of my father and your highness."

"Father, I believe in you."

Ying Zheng patted his daughter's shoulder with his big hand, "Father, there is a set of books here. You can take them back and study them carefully later."

"Remember, this book is also the secret of our Great Qin and cannot be easily read by others."

"My son, I will remember it."

After receiving his daughter's assurance, Ying Zhengfang stood up and opened the drawer where he stored important things, and took out a few books from it, "You should read these first and then take them."

Zhenman raised her hands high and took the book solemnly. The words "True Story

Ying Zheng: "This is the history that really happened before your ninth sister returned. Take it back and read it slowly."

"No matter what you see, there is no need to panic. These have changed after Xu'er came back."

"Now that our Great Qin has high-yield immortal food and Xianyang Academy, no one can challenge our Great Qin's dominance."

Hearing these words from his father, Zhenman pursed her lips tighter.

She didn't know what was written in the book, let alone why her father told her this. She only knew that this was what happened in the original trajectory.

There may be bloody facts inside that you least want to see.

Zhenman took a deep breath to suppress the grief in her heart and nodded solemnly: "Father, I must taste it carefully and treasure it carefully."