The variety show "Where Are We Going, Father" came from the sky, and the prince was forced to take up the job to take care of the child. Liu Ju, Li Chengqian, Zhu Biao, and Yang Yong originally thought that their father would become a clingy crybaby, but Fusu drew the hell-level SSR at the beginning - a cub version of Ying Zheng whose mind collapsed to a three-year-old but retained his imperial instincts.
It is a warm daily life for others to take care of a baby, but for Fusu to take care of a baby is a survival challenge that accompanies you like a tiger. Three-year-old Ying Zheng said in a milky voice, "I will kill all nine of your tribes," but he would silently hide the murder weapon when Fu Su frowned; he ate silently, refused sweets, and suppressed crying even if he spilled soup; he woke up in the middle of the night without making a fuss, but kept silent and clung to the corner of Fu Su's clothes, shaking. He doesn't understand love, and can only use "rewards" and "not to kill" to express his care, and uses imperial arrangements to cover up the child's clumsiness and uneasiness.
Fusu went from collapse of fear to gradually understanding this awkward tenderness. In the tearing feeling of the full-level child brother, he glimpsed the sincerity of his father Zhao Zheng that had been erased by history books. When the variety show ended and the cub returned to its original state, the clumsy "You're fine" became a reconciliation that spanned thousands of years. History has not changed, but regrets have been filled. When facing the majestic First Emperor again, Fusu only had deep understanding and peace in his eyes. This is a healing and redemption with misaligned parenting as the shell and father-son reconciliation as the core.
Reader comments
It's great to watch, and the interaction between Fusu and Shihuang is also very interesting.
It's great to watch, and the interaction between Fusu and Shihuang is also very interesting.