Da Qin: the Identity of My Eldest Son Has Been Discovered

Those who should be flattered should be flattered, and those who should be obedient should be obedient.

Even his son has been treated as someone else, and it seems that there is nothing wrong with being a licking dog again...

Now the emperor is very satisfied with his calmness and calmness, so he is naturally complacent.

At least, there are no white clothes, right?

He showed his obedient and obedient son side, so naturally he has to share his father's worries.

Qin Xuan didn't know how to help Su turn his elbows outward. Not only did he not share his father's worries, but he also stood firmly on the side of the great Confucianists when it came to enfeoffing the princes, and sang against his father.

Isn't this stupid?

Seeing the sensible look of his son below, Ying Zheng was immediately relieved.

He smiled gratifiedly and said, "I don't worry if you handle the matter!"

Zhao Gao, who was waiting on the side, trembled and looked up carefully.

This son is as intelligent as a monster, and he has never disappointed anyone in his work.

But the process... is unavoidably a little frightening.

However, seeing that the emperor was immersed in the fun of fatherly kindness and filial piety, he honestly lowered his head.

Smart people know when to say what.

If it disturbs the emperor's pleasure at this time, then he is not worthy of standing in this position!

Qin Xuan raised his head and said passionately: "Father, don't worry, my son promises to convince people with virtue, and the arguments will make those who oppose him speechless!

Even if you have to beat them up, you will find a valid reason! "

"Well, my son has grown up!"

Ying Zheng stroked his beard with a loving and gratified smile on his face.

Having a son to share his worries made him very satisfied from the bottom of his heart.

Who made the heir who worked so hard at the beginning turn his elbows out to be disappointed!

It's fine if you don't share your father's worries, it will only add to the chaos!

This time, it can be regarded as making up for the regrets of many years!

Unknowingly, the sky gradually darkened.

Qin Xuan's current identity is a foreign minister after all, and after reporting the progress of Jin Xing, he left the palace unsteadily.

outside the palace gate

Seeing the figure coming out, Tao Fang immediately led the guards to surround him.

The situation is not safe now, and there is no room for sloppy security work.

The second watchman followed closely behind, and there was a carriage transferred from the garage beside him.

The appearance of this carriage is low-key, but the interior is luxuriously decorated, and the walls are also equipped with protective steel plates!

The driver stopped the carriage, hurriedly moved over the horse stool and stood aside waiting.

As the captain of the guard, Tao Fang immediately asked in a low voice, "Master, where are we going next?"

Qin Xuan stood beside the carriage, squinting his eyes and thinking quickly.

The outside of Qin's mansion is blocked, so it's not time to show up.

As long as those gentry children don't rush into the Qin Mansion and smash them up, they will be allowed to block the streets and toss about.

The more jubilant these people are, the more confident they will be when they change the world.

As for those who swear in front of the emperor, they must first convince others with virtue...

Someone Qin's fist is the truth!

If you dare to refuse to accept, fight until you are convinced!

The Qin family cannot go back.

I want to live in Jingxiang Accord for a few days, but I am stared at by the supreme god again, and I dare not take half a step beyond the thunder pool.

Going there is also making trouble for myself.

In the end, Shen Sheng ordered: "Go out of the city and go to guard the camp!"

"Drive~!"

The steward swung his whip and drove towards the newly built camp of two thousand guards stationed outside the city.

A team of fire wolves spread out to explore the way ahead.

Tao Fang led 20 people to guard the carriage closely, his eyes full of vigilance.

Gradually, there were fewer and fewer pedestrians on the street, and most of the residents on both sides had turned off their lights and gone to sleep.

The carriage left the city slowly, and stopped outside a camp after traveling on the road for more than half an hour.

In front of it is a row of wooden railings that surround the entire camp.