Daqin: The beginning of the collapse of the sky, sweeping across the Western Regions

Soon, Hu Hai walked slowly into the study. His face looked a little nervous, and his hands were slightly pinching his sleeves.

Although he tried his best to remain calm, the anxiety in his eyes was difficult to completely conceal.

"Father, I have something important to report."

Hu Hai's voice sounded heavier than usual, obviously affected by his emotions.

Ying Zheng's gaze pierced through the thin layer of sunlight and fell steadily on Hu Hai.

He was keenly aware of the strangeness in Hu Hai's expression, the nervousness and uneasiness made him frown.

As a father and a king, Ying Zheng was puzzled as to the reason why Hu Hai suddenly asked for a meeting, and at the same time he also smelled something unusual.

"Tell me, why did you come to see me at this moment?"

Ying Zheng's tone was low and steady, his eyes were as sharp as an eagle, trying to capture more information from Hu Hai's expression.

Hu Hai took a deep breath and tried to calm his inner excitement.

Although he had thought over and over again about how to start the conversation with his father, he still felt an invisible pressure when he faced his father's direct questions.

He knew very well that the words he was about to say next might completely change his image in his father's mind and even affect his future destiny.

Hu Hai was silent for a moment, took a deep breath again to calm himself, and then began to sort out his thoughts.

He understood that the position he was going to make clear to his father Ying Zheng was not only a blatant opposition to his elder brother Fusu, but also a clear statement on the future direction of the Qin State.

Hu Hai stood up slowly, straightened his robe, and then stood firmly.

He took a deep breath and looked straight at Ying Zheng who was sitting in front of him, with determination and confidence flashing in his eyes.

"Father, I have something to say."

Hu Hai's voice was deep and powerful, as if carrying an irresistible force.

He narrowed his eyes slightly, his gaze as sharp as torches, staring intently at Ying Zheng's face.

"Today in the court, what my elder brother said was deeply inappropriate."

Hu Hai's tone was calm and steady, without any panic or fear.

He was well aware that his words at this time might cause controversy, but he firmly believed that his point of view was correct.

"I believe that our Great Qin's attack on the six kingdoms is the key to completing the unfinished work of our ancestors."

Hu Hai's voice revealed his respect for his ancestors.

He believed that only through war could the great cause of unification be achieved and the world be under the rule of Qin.

Ying Zheng's eyebrows twitched slightly, and his eyes instantly became sharp.

Hu Hai's words obviously touched a chord deep in his heart and triggered deep thinking in him.

Ying Zheng stared at Hu Hai, with a complex emotion flashing in his eyes.

He seemed to see the hidden potential and determination in Hu Hai, and also felt his passion and desire for the future of the country.

However, he did not respond immediately, but remained silent and quietly observed Hu Hai's expression.

Hu Hai continued: "Conquering the six kingdoms is not only a military unification, but also a consolidation of the foundation of our Qin."

"This is the dream that our ancestors pursued during their lifetime and the wish of the kings of the Qin Dynasty."

“If we abandon or delay this strategy today, we will probably fail to live up to the expectations of our ancestors and miss out on historical opportunities.”

His tone was firm, and every word revealed his support and understanding for this decision.

In the silent study, only Hu Hai's voice echoed.

After he finished speaking, Ying Zheng remained silent. His eyes were deep and firm, and never left Hu Hai's face.

This silence made the atmosphere even heavier, as if it could crush one's heart.

There were complex emotions in Ying Zheng's eyes, and he seemed to be thinking about some profound question.

Although his facial expression was calm, the spark in his eyes revealed his inner turmoil.

In the extremely quiet study, Hu Hai knelt on the cold stone floor, his eyes bravely facing Ying Zheng.

However, when Ying Zheng's eyes locked with him, without saying a word but just staring at him deeply, Hu Hai felt an unprecedented fear.

Ying Zheng's silence seemed heavier than any words; his tranquility exuded an indescribable authority and power.

This aura made Hu Hai feel an invisible pressure that surged towards him like a tide, making it almost impossible for him to breathe.

Hu Hai's heartbeat became more and more rapid under this pressure, his palms began to sweat slightly, and he felt a chill on his back.

Although he tried to maintain his composure on the surface, the fear deep in his heart spread to every corner like an electric shock.

He realized that he was standing before a person who could decide his future destiny, and that this person's silence was undoubtedly the greatest test of his will and determination.

Time passed slowly in this depressing atmosphere, and every second seemed to be deliberately stretched.

Hu Hai could almost hear his own nervous heartbeat echoing in the quiet study.

He felt like a tiny boat, tossing in the ocean of Ying Zheng's eyes, and could be swallowed by the huge waves at any time.

Finally, Ying Zheng moved his lips, breaking the long silence. "I already know what you mean."

Although his voice was calm, it boomed in Hu Hai's heart like thunder.

Hu Hai instantly felt that all the strength in his body was drained away. He bowed deeply and responded with a trembling voice: "Thank you, father."

When he raised his head again, Ying Zheng had turned back to continue examining the map, as if everything that had just happened was just a trivial episode.

Hu Hai retreated cautiously, his back covered in cold sweat, knowing that he had just gone through the most terrifying spiritual test of his life.

At this moment, he realized more clearly that Ying Zheng was not only an unfathomable king, but also a father whom he must spend his entire life to understand and support.

After a long silence, Ying Zheng finally broke the silence in the study.

He turned his eyes away from the map and towards Hu Hai, who was still kneeling on the ground, and asked in a calm and deep voice: "Besides this matter, do you have anything else to say?"

When Hu Hai heard this, he felt a little surprised.

He thought the audience was over, but he didn't expect that Ying Zheng would give him more opportunities to express himself.

He raised his head slightly, his eyes flashing with determination and hope.

"Father, I have something else to ask."

Hu Hai's voice was steadier than before, and he had gradually recovered from his shock.

"I am fully aware of the importance of attacking the six kingdoms, and I hope to be well prepared for this great campaign."

Ying Zheng listened without any change in expression on his face, but his eyes revealed his attentive listening.

Hu Hai continued, "I request to participate in military studies to understand the operation of the army and its tactics and strategies, so that I can better assist my father in the future and ensure the longevity of our Qin dynasty."

These words show that Hu Hai not only supports Ying Zheng's decision, but is also willing to prepare himself through practical actions to meet future challenges.

His request reflects both his recognition of current policies and his awareness of future responsibilities.