Chapter 2147 - 1248: Her Majesty’s Might! (Part 1)

She was particularly serious and aesthetic when laying out the paper.

Unlike others who just flatten the paper casually, she lovingly smooths out every corner to perfection.

Her long, slender, fair fingers gently glide across the white paper, beautiful as a painting.

Even just watching her lay out paper is an enjoyment.

Lu Manman is short and couldn’t see Xia Weibao’s actions, but everyone was so focused on watching, it made her very curious.

Her little short legs kept bouncing up to see what everyone was looking at.

Bouncing too enthusiastically, she lost her balance and tumbled down.

Director Lu, who was fully invested in his wife and daughter, felt a tug at his heart, "Be careful!"

Thankfully, with foresight, the entire stage was carpeted, otherwise that fall would have been painful.

Xia Weibao turned her head, smiled silently, then bent down to pick up Lu Manman, moving a chair beside her to let her watch sitting down.

Her movements were gentle, emitting a feminine glow.

Lu Hualiang’s eyes darkened; they say women lose their allure after having kids—why did his wife’s charisma increase after having three?

He increasingly wanted to hide her away.

After settling the daughter, Xia Weibao took up a pen, with strokes flowing dynamically, piercing through the paper—a script like iron paintings with silver hooks appeared on the paper one by one.

Her writing was small, seemingly crafting some long discourse.

As everyone’s attention was focused on her pen tip, those jelly-like lips moved.

The voice was gentle yet pressing, imposing, allowing no rebuttal!

"Huaxia calligraphy is an ancient art that has developed alongside Huaxia civilization, recorded throughout all historic eras.

Huaxia calligraphy has a long history, traceable back thousands of years.

From oracle bone script and bronze script evolving to Greater Seal Script and Small Seal Script, Clerical Script, followed by Cursive Script, Regular Script, Running Script, reaching a peak at Xia Script, and later developing in various directions.

These can all be traced within Huaxia history.

Empress Bao, the empress of Emperor Xia Liang of the Great Xia Kingdom a thousand years ago, from meeting the emperor to the conferment as empress to their joint burial, all have historical records.

I don’t understand, who gave you people from Country R the courage—based only on three travel logs—to claim Empress Bao was from Country R?

Furthermore, Xia Script is the font of the Royal Family of the Great Xia Kingdom, with Empress Bao merely one of the representatives, not that Xia Script was created by Empress Bao. You say Empress Bao was from Country R, so Xia Script originated in Country R—don’t you find the logic flawed?

To apply for heritage, first check if you have the capability!

We Huaxia have ample historical evidence proving Empress Bao’s nationality and the origin of Xia Script. If you want a lawsuit, we are ready at any time!"

The pen’s edge hooked, completing a roll of calligraphy.

Xia Weibao looked at the finished travel log, gently placed down the pen, turned around to pick up Lu Manman, and walked down the stage proudly.

Leaving a crowd in bewilderment.

As they walked off the stage, Lu Hualiang was already waiting with their two sons.

Xia Weibao smiled at him.

Lu Hualiang took over Lu Manman, then held her hand and departed, with Lu Qixiu and Lu Yuanxi following along naturally.

Here, there was nothing more for them.

Not until their family of five left did the people on site regain their senses.

Everyone exchanged looks, seeing confusion in each other’s eyes.

"Oh my! Look quickly!"

Someone exclaimed, causing all eyes to turn to the large screen on the stage.