Chapter 4: The Bear Child

  The child's pure and clean appearance, with a serious little face that looks even more adorable. Tang Xin quietly looked at her new image and felt drunk, waking up to beauty every day in front of the mirror.

  But... why is such a good shell cannon fodder!!!!!!!

  Just as Tang Xin was extremely frustrated, a pair of large hands suddenly appeared and before the girl by the spring could react, she was already wrapped in his arms.

  Tang Xin clenched his fists and looked at the handsome face in front of him, saying seriously: "Father, I've grown up now, I can walk on my own."

  That tender voice made the handsome and noble man smile, pinching that delicate face, Nan Huang hooked up the corner of his mouth, smiling warmly: "Yes yes yes, my princess has grown up, already five years old."

  Tang Xin's expression became even more tangled, and the smile in the eyes of the man on the side became even more apparent. He couldn't help but think that this child who pretended to be serious was really cute, always making people want to tease him a bit.

  It seemed that he had thought of something, and the man's expression was slightly awkward. His tone also carried a cautious probe: "Xin'er, have you ever thought about going to Wu Ge's class?"

  Wu Ge, is a completely owned academy of the Great Qin Imperial Court's Nan family, with over a thousand years of history. All imperial princes and princesses of the Great Qin Imperial Court, as well as the legitimate sons and daughters of officials above the third rank, are eligible to study at Wu Ge. Of course, those with middle-grade talent or higher can also enter Wu Ge for study, just like an imperial academy.

  But Nan Huang stopped as soon as he finished speaking, because the child in his arms had an expression of "You're simply ruthless", "How can you bear to destroy the country's young sprouts?", "How can you bring yourself to do this to someone as cute as me?" and so on, which made Nan Di's heart even more worried.

  Then, Nan Huang put Tang Xin down, squatted down and knelt on the ground, looking straight at Tang Xin, giving Tang Xin a sense of equal communication. It has to be said that this feeling of equality is not bad.

  "Father?" Tang Xin's mouth curved slightly, her eyes filled with questioning.

  Seeing the child's joyful expression, Nan Huang silently gave himself a hundred likes. After careful consideration, he finally spoke up: "Imperial son, you have to believe that the Cultivation Realm is actually still very beautiful."

  It's a complete law of the jungle, as a princess, you don't have to worry about being openly killed. As for those in secret, there are his guards to take care of them.

  "Being kind and loving to one another, always with a smile on their face."

  They know your identity and will always try to curry favor with you.

  Always help each other, willing to lend a hand

  As a princess of Xiūzhēnjiè, whatever she wants, as long as she opens her mouth, there are people who will eagerly offer it with both hands.

  "Even if you unintentionally offend a senior, they will be very magnanimous and won't hold it against you."

  It's all because of the face of the Great Qin Empire!

  "So?" Tang Xin's face had a momentary blank expression, then quickly replaced it with a soft smile, tilting her head as if very curious about what her father would say next. But in her heart, she seemed to see tens of thousands of wild horses galloping away on the straight road.

  Is this how the Southern Emperor deceives his own daughter? Is the Cultivation Realm really that wonderful? Doesn't this author know anything at all?

  Or is this what the cultivation world looks like in the eyes of those who are powerful and in high positions? This isn't scientific!

  The scene described by Nan Huang is a utopian society under the fantasy of saints, but in reality, cultivators are fighting against heaven for survival and resources. They might kill people to get a flower or sell their soul for a sip of water... how can they be so harmonious?

  As expected, Nan Huang still treated her like a child.

  But wanting to deceive her? Tang Xin shrugged and said: Nan Di is really too naive!

  "So, Crown Prince, focus on your cultivation in the Wu Gai now and then help me bring a better life to the people of Da Qin." The Southern Emperor said with a smile, his eyes filled with expectation. In short, everything before was just a setup for this sentence.

  Any child who is expected by their parents in this way will inevitably feel happy and then strive to live up to these expectations, doing their best not to disappoint them.

  The child in front of him also lit up, as if he was really convinced by Nan Huan's beautiful wish. Just when Nan Huan felt moved and delighted, Tang Xin's next words left him stunned.

  "The Emperor is right, it's not easy to live in this world with life. How can one be unknown and unaccomplished? As the princess of Great Qin, I will definitely take on my responsibilities. Help Father Emperor manage the country well, and then manage the entire Xiu Zhen realm. Those who disobey us will all be killed."

  "If the Immortal Realm has degenerated, then I will rebuild everything; if the Imperial Family has become corrupt, then I will overthrow the Empire; if thought has become distorted, then I will become their faith - I will be the only god in this world, and I will protect all my believers! Their food, clothing, shelter, birth, aging, illness, death... everything will be trapped within the city walls I have established - those who believe in me will have an indestructible soul, and attain eternal life!"

  Nan Huang stared blankly at the child in front of him, whose tone was firm and full of holy light. Suddenly, a picture appeared in his mind - a little kid opening his arms as if about to fly, embracing the blue sky, almost moving him to tears!

  Look, his child is such a... dutiful princess!

  Always remember one's duty, and even firmly grasp the central idea, and even consider a series of sudden counterattacks.

  He's so worried that his hair is almost gone!

  The scenery is so beautiful that he was completely enchanted!

  If Nan Yue were in modern times, he would know this feeling:

  The naughty kid's correction plan!

  As a parent of a naughty child, what kind of attitude should I have?

  How to guide children who have already grown up successfully online, waiting anxiously!

  Damn it, I'm being led astray by this little brat!

  "Actually..." Nan Huan swallowed his saliva, trying to put on a benevolent expression, but in Tang Xin's eyes, it was already terrifying. Nan Huan's tone was as gentle as possible, but to Tang Xin, it still carried a hint of gritted teeth and indignation.

  "You're still young, whatever you want to do, wait until you grow up." Nan Huang tried his best to maintain his strict father image.

  Tang Xin took a step back, opening up the distance to make their positions look more equal. Then, she looked straight at Nan Huang with a serious expression, her small face stern: "Every time an adult says 'wait until you grow up' or 'let's talk about it later' to a child, it proves that the adult is seriously brushing off the child."

  Nan Huang's expression completely fell, other people's parents are always worried that their children are too stupid, but he is always worried that his child is too smart, this is simply a sad story, it's really heartbreaking.

  "Father Emperor, you don't need to say anything else, I understand everything."

  Nan Huang: "......" What exactly did you understand?

  "I will definitely work hard and absolutely won't make you lose face."

  Nan Huang: "......"

  "Will certainly help you prop up this vast empire, absolutely must let all sides come to congratulate."

  Nan Huang: "......"

  "I will never show off before I grow up, you can rest assured that when my wings are full, I will definitely fulfill your wishes and make the world a utopia!"

  "......" Nan Huang was stunned, so he asked, "Kid, what do you actually understand? After living for so many years and experiencing countless storms, Nan Huang felt a sense of 'ah, my heart is so tired' for the first time.

  So Nan Huang came to a conclusion: children are their parents' debts.

  Tang Xin looked at Nan Huang's even more worried and helpless expression, thinking that her own cheap father was not very satisfied with her.

  "After some thought, he solemnly vowed: 'Your Majesty, rest assured that I will let you enjoy your old age in peace.'"

  Nan Huang: Σ(°△°|||)︴ Is this the rhythm of preparing to rebel before growing up?