Quick Wear: I Became the Savior of the Doomsday

There was no way to hide the fact that Wen Yubai vomited blood and fainted from the emperor. Zhang Le could only follow the previous method and combine it with the actual situation to make his condition sound better, but not particularly good.

So the next day, His Royal Highness the Crown Prince received a message of concern from his father: a large amount of nourishing medicinal herbs, and an imperial decree that the government affairs would be temporarily transferred to the Third Prince.

When Wen Yubai received the imperial edict, he just wanted to smile bitterly. Facing the officials who came to ask him what to do, he leaned against the railing to feed the koi and said lazily: "I will do my best to assist the third prince. The people in this world have suffered enough."

Hearing these words, all the ministers were moved. The crown prince is the one favored by the people, but he is weak and sickly. It is not a good thing for a crown prince to be weak.

After recuperating at home for a few days, Wen Yubai chose a day with good weather and good health to go to the palace to express his gratitude. He spoke a series of polite words that sounded impeccable, but his facial expression showed some dissatisfaction.

These dissatisfactions were for the emperor to see.

The emperor, who was practicing calligraphy, looked up at him, taking in the expression on his eldest son's face, and chuckled, "Ankang, are you dissatisfied with my decision? Your third brother has made a lot of progress over the years. If you leave these things to him, he will be able to do a good job."

Ankang is his nickname, which means growing up safely and healthily.

Wen Yubai's expression relaxed, and he looked a little sad. He opened his mouth to say something, but the last words he uttered were still polite.

Upon seeing this, the emperor felt even more relieved about his eldest son. He felt that his son was still under his control. As the crown prince, he had actually been doing a good job, except that he was a little weak. He scolded him with a hint of dissatisfaction.

"Just say what you want to say. Although I am the ruler of a country, I am also your father. There is no need for so many polite words between father and son."

"Yes." Wen Yubai knew that this was the time for him to speak his true feelings. He did not talk about the affairs of the court, but about the border.

He talked about the cold and hardships at the border, the difficulties faced by the people there, then the young soldiers in the army, and Captain Zhong Qu who came to rescue him in the heavy rain.

Finally, he spoke out Zhong Quchang's ambition and affirmed the Third Prince's idea, with every word coming from his heart.

The emperor was a little surprised. He put down the brush in his hand and looked at him. "You have made a lot of progress since your trip to the border. I remember that the last time you made progress was when you were a teenager."

"I am sorry to have caused you, father, to worry."

"Isn't it natural for a father to worry about his son? The Zhong Suhan you mentioned is the young general who captured the Langteng tribe?"

Wen Yubai: "It's him."

"Okay, I understand. If you are not feeling well, go back and rest. Let your third brother help you handle government affairs for a while. If you have the energy, you can give him more guidance. He is obsessed with war and doesn't care about the state treasury at all."

"Yes." After Wen Yubai praised the Third Prince a few more times, he took his leave. He knew that his position as the Crown Prince was more secure in the eyes of the Emperor.

Zhong Suhan, who was far away in the Musa Mountains, had no idea what he was planning in Kyoto. At the moment, she was looking for the best wild honey in the mountains. Then she went to the territory of the Langteng tribe and found the small blue flowers that bloomed in winter and pressed them into dried flowers. Finally, she started the return journey with the team.

The return journey was smooth and they arrived at the Daheishan military camp half a month later. Yu Chengguang directly held a celebration banquet for her, celebrating her becoming the deputy lieutenant and also celebrating this great victory.

In response, Zhong Suhan just smiled, drank the wine his brothers offered him, pretended to be drunk when he was a little tipsy, left the noisy place, and went to a secluded place to sober up.

Seeing her leave quietly, Luo Kuan quietly followed her and handed her the letter from His Royal Highness the Crown Prince. "This letter should have arrived a long time ago, but because you were in Dahei Mountain at the time, the brother who delivered the letter could not give it to you. It was only handed to me now. Come and see what important things His Royal Highness told you."

Zhong Suhan opened the letter while drunk and looked at the contents in the light of the fire. Wen Yubai's handwriting was very beautiful, square and clear. The first line was a scolding to her for drawing such important content with charcoal on paper that looked like straw paper. What if it got wet and became blurred?

It was clearly a curse on her, but the corners of her mouth curled up as she read it, her mind full of that man's flushed cheeks and angry eyes. Perhaps His Royal Highness the Crown Prince didn't know how cute he was when he was angry.

After cursing, Wen Yubai also said that he had printed out the contents on more reliable paper and sent someone to send it to the capital for research and development. Once the research and development was successful, he would send someone to deliver the results.

Zhong Suhan rubbed his fingers, his eyes scanning the words again and again, his heart feeling warm.

"It's nothing important. I'll ask someone to deliver the wild honey I found and the book with the flowers to His Highness tomorrow."

"promise."

In the early spring of the following year, some of the weapons were developed. Wen Yubai presented them to the emperor. He did not say that these were the drawings he got from Zhong Suhan, but only said that they were given to him by an old gentleman at the border. He also gave all the remaining drawings to the emperor.

After seeing this, the emperor was very pleased and not only rewarded him generously, but also some of the government affairs that were originally in the hands of the third prince were returned to his hands.

In early summer, repeating crossbows were manufactured in large quantities and sent to the Daheishan military camp. Along with these weapons came an order to march north to fight. The emperor of Yan State finally stopped defending and began to fight back, and began to show his ambition to unify the world.

In the early spring of the third year, Zhong Suhan completely defeated the surrounding barbarians, and Yu Chengguang was also ready to march north to fight.

In the early summer of the third year, they arrived at the border city of the first country and captured it in three months; in late autumn, they captured the fourth city; in winter, they completely conquered this country, making it a vassal state of Yan State, and requiring it to pay large amounts of gold, silver and jewelry every year.

The army of Yan State was unstoppable, and its force gradually expanded from tens of thousands at the beginning to tens of millions. Its territory also gradually expanded from a small area to a point that frightened other countries.

Ten years later, Zhong Suhan was 28 years old. The emperor died and the new emperor ascended the throne. She, who had become a captain in the army, went back to mourn the country, bringing with her Jiao Liu'er, who had become her wife, and Ming Qiu, whose hair turned a little white.