“I till the fields every day, carefree and untroubled; with my whip pointing east, the horizon lies ahead. Falling blossoms are not heartless things; they turn to spring mud to nourish the flowers.”
Empress: ...Vulgar! Flippant! Who wrote this?
Personal attendant: The second son of Duke Zhen'guo... Su Fu.
The Empress stared at the hoe delivered to the palace by the Ministry of War's urgent courier, her face full of question marks.
This is a farming tool?
It's more than ten times sharper and harder than the blades and swords forged by the Ministry of Works... Was this smelted and forged in a private workshop here in Great Xia?
Quick! Order the Ministry of Works' Bureau of Crafts to conduct a thorough survey of private workshops!
After court, the Empress was delighted. She bathed and changed clothes...
What is this? It smells so wonderful!
Personal attendant: This is soapberry soap, newly purchased for the palace.
Empress: ...Order the Ministry of Works to conduct a thorough survey of private businesses!
Give yourself a five-star backhand!
Don't stop writing in a hurry because of temporary gains and losses. It would be great to write according to your own outline. It would be a pity to read it half full. Overall it's good.
Good! It's just too short Finished reading. It should be because there is not enough traffic, there is no income, and it is unfinished. The plot is good.
Good guy, I finally figured out how to deal with it!
It's beautiful, short and concise, but it's too long and I can't bear to read it no matter how well written it is. Follow you.
Finished reading it in one sitting. Highly recommend this book. The writing is smooth. The plot is compact. It is really a rare good book.
The sunset will always fall on you and you will be happy
I feel like it looks a lot better from behind.