Dressed as a big boss Bai Yueguang, God does not allow salted fish to lie down

Su Yuejian remembered that Shaoyao had reminded her that she needed to practice dissection, so she asked someone to call Gu Bingxiu over.

"I want to reserve a few death row inmates whose bodies have yet to be collected. My healer needs to observe the human body structure and practice!"

Gu Bingxiu didn't react at first and shook his head. When he understood why Su Yuejian called him, he was shocked!

Are you hallucinating?

"There is no time to lose. I am afraid I will miss the opportunity. I am telling you this. Please inform me when you are ready. It would be best if there is a female death row prisoner."

Su Yuejian didn't wait for him to continue speaking, thinking that he couldn't accept it all at once, so she explained,

"If doctors cannot practice on dead people, are they supposed to practice on living people?

Without practice, how can you be able to save people skillfully when needed?"

Gu Bingxiu felt that what she said made sense, but it was still a little hard for him to accept. The dead are the greatest, and if a person is already dead and is still being dissected, from his point of view, this is blasphemy.

She wants to practice on dead bodies?! Her medical skills are so amazing, I wonder how many dead bodies she dissected to gain such proficiency!

This amount of information was too much of a shock for him!

He needed to digest it.

At present, if this behavior becomes known to others, it would be a matter of great condemnation.

Others will only think that this is an act of disrespect that angers God and people, but they will not think of it as medical research.

"Considering your acceptance, why don't you take the trouble to find a death row inmate who has committed a heinous crime and deserves to be cut into pieces, and whose body is not collected by anyone, and send someone to notify me after sending it to the charity cemetery.

We will also be careful and low-key and not cause any trouble.”

Gu Bingxiu nodded woodenly, "I understand, Princess, don't worry!"

As long as the confidentiality is kept, it will not affect the princess's reputation. He wants to find a confidant to do this.

After doing all these things, Su Yuejian was still a little depressed. She was too tired!

There are so many things to do. After climbing over a mountain, there will always be a higher mountain waiting for her.

In the past, you could go to the Tribute Trade Market to shop and relieve stress, but now there is nothing here.

Shopping? Not happening!

In this way, I was busy every day and a month passed.

The first people Su Quan found were carpenters, blacksmiths and potters.

Su Yuejian just planned to keep this group of craftsmen.

As the population of Zhongli County expands in the future, there will be a lot to do.

Those who have a home can settle down here.

With the participation of carpenters and blacksmiths, some daily necessities can be designed and crafted according to Su Yuejian's drawing requirements.

Although Su Yuejian couldn't make it herself, she could draw the pictures and things she had seen in detail.

With such vivid diagrams, agricultural tools, carpentry tools, and construction tools are all being optimized and improved. The improvement of each of these things might have taken decades or even hundreds of years according to natural development; but now, as long as they are worked out according to the blueprints, sometimes it only takes a few days to complete.

The improvement of these tools has greatly improved the current backward level of productivity.

Su Yuejian has a grocery store in the inner city, which already has quite a few things in it, including samples of grains, vegetables, meat, peppers, spices, soap, gauze, various agricultural tools, and construction tools.

In fact, with Zhongli’s current economic level, he can’t sell many things.

Su Yuejian wanted to produce a large amount of red bricks, so she asked Su Quan to lead the kiln workers and some servants to set up a kiln factory for producing red bricks first.

At this time, Gu Bingxiu had already sent a lot of manpower to clear the silt in the river.

The excavated silt was piled up near the river.

Su Yuejian greeted Gu Bingxiu and took all the silt that was dug out.

Su Quan built the brick kiln factory on the open land here, which made it convenient to obtain silt and there was also a large open space for drying the mud blanks.

The potter suggested that in addition to the river silt, it would be better to add some sand and gravel.

The craftsmen used local materials and used broken pieces of stone from a nearby mountain. They crushed the bricks and mixed them with silt in a 1:1 ratio and fired them. The result was that the bricks they fired were not the deep red that Su Yuejian had imagined, but a slightly yellowish red.

Su Yuejian discovered that this type of brick was more durable, so he asked the kiln workers to burn it in large quantities.

This stone mountain aroused Su Yuejian's interest, and he felt that it might be a good thing.

I picked up a stone from my feet. It looked white with a slightly dark yellow tint, and slightly reddish because it contained iron.

In the sunlight, the particles on the surface of the stone sparkle.

What is this? It looks like a familiar mineral. Su Yuejian quickly recalled the mineral encyclopedia she had read in her memory, one by one. It was not agate, not diamond, not jade, and not marble.

In this way, she went through in her mind all the minerals that she knew about in her previous life.

Finally, I suddenly realized that this is quartz stone.

It’s the quartz stone used to make glass.

After being crushed, cleaned, and ground, the ore is free of yellow skin, dirt and other impurities, and the dark yellow "stone" is transformed into white quartz sand, which feels finer than sand when held in the hand.

Isn't this the material that quartz glass is made of?

Su Yuejian's breathing became rapid. With this material, she could burn refractory bricks. The glass pool walls built with this refractory bricks could be used to burn quartz crucibles.

Then we can find a way to burn a quartz refractory experimental beaker, and then ether can be produced.

All of this is easy to say, but in reality, every step of the refinement can be fatal.

I wonder if Su Yuejian’s hair volume can withstand such a treatment!

I really feel discouraged when I think about the complexity of this process.

No matter how much we complain, we have to do it no matter how hard or tiring it is. If we can't produce ether, we can't perform surgery on Wenjun, let alone on ourselves!

Chen Da, the servant who was recuperating in the hospital, has now fully recovered and the stitches have been removed.

As soon as he appeared in front of everyone, everyone was shocked. This man was still alive!

Still alive and well! His face looks rounder than before, and he has gained a lot of weight!

Oh my god, even such a serious knife wound can be saved!

The princess is truly a deity!

From then on, all the other servants and guards worked even harder for the princess. After all, it was their blessing to live under such a benevolent master.

Seeing that Chen Da had recovered well, Su Yue gave him a task.

Just follow the merchant ships from China to foreign countries, visit the countries they pass along the way, and see if there are the two crops shown in the picture.

Find one and return instantly.

Originally, she wanted Uncle Wei to go with her, but the potato matter was too serious to be left alone.

"Don't worry, Princess. Chen Da will definitely complete his mission and come back!"

Su Yuejian believed in his loyalty, and the rest depended on his luck this time.

Some time ago, Su Yuejian had asked Su Quan to find a craftsman who could make colored glaze. Such people were usually in the capital. Money makes the world go round. There was no one that Su Quan could not handle when he took action.

Soon he recruited two craftsmen who were able to make colored glaze.

The person who can make colored glaze is the closest to being able to make glass here.

First, a crucible kiln was built using refractory bricks, which took nearly a month.

During this period, Su Yuejian recalled all the experimental tools used in the ether experiment. She drew them all. Some of them needed to be made by a blacksmith, such as some clamps, and all the experimental beaker molds were made using cast iron molds.

Another group of people started to mine quartz from the mine, grind it into powder using a stone mill, sieve it, and grind it into powder again, repeating this process over and over again.

Since three groups of people were working simultaneously, the preparatory work was compressed into one month, and the manpower involved alone was as high as fifty or sixty people.

After the preparation work is done, put the dry high-purity quartz sand and soda ash powder into a quartz crucible, heat it at high temperature, and melt it into liquid glass through aerosol deposition.

The molten liquid glass is then poured into various cast iron molds that have been manufactured in advance to form a transparent and uniform quartz glass body.

Some beakers cannot be cast by the casting method, and a blowpipe is needed to blow the molten liquid glass into the required bottle body.

There are also some tubular glasses, which are made by placing the molten glass on a rolling table and rolling it into a tubular shape or a flat plate through some special methods.

The shaping step itself is a huge challenge!

Inventing is tiring even if you only talk and make decisions every day. If you have to personally participate in countless experiments and experience hundreds of failures, the process is honestly quite painful and unpleasant.

I want to give up every time, and every failure proves that I can’t do it!

Every time when I was about to give up, a turning point came, so I continued to experiment, failed, experimented, and failed!

The failure was so severe that he didn't believe he could make it, and the craftsmen also thought it was impossible. When Su Yuejian wanted to back out, she didn't dare to waste time on internal friction when she thought of the progression of Wang Wenjun's condition.

I have to keep going even if I grit my teeth.