Transmigrated into a corrupt female county magistrate, defied fate and changed her life in a deserte

"Uncle, Yue'er, what they speak is not bird language, but English."

Song Jinshu held his forehead and smiled bitterly. The bird calls he heard all the time were really laughable.

"Ah? So it's called Yingyu. Isn't it the sound of birds?" Liu Jiangyue was puzzled.

Song Jinshu shook his head helplessly, too lazy to explain. Instead, he looked at Edward across from him and asked in broken English, "Do you understand our language?"

Edward's eyes were filled with tears of joy. God knew how difficult it was for him along the way. He didn't even have anyone to talk to.

He only spoke briefly in English, "I'm from a country in the West called Sobon Province. I came across Yue by chance and became curious about Eastern culture, so I wanted to follow them back."

"Asking for Benzhou?" Song Jinshu lowered her eyes as if she had never heard of it. Thinking of the fact that the Jinghe Dynasty was also a country that did not exist in history, she felt relieved instantly.

"How long do you plan to stay here?"

Edward was silent after hearing this, with confusion in his eyes: "I don't know, I just want to wander with Yue."

He pointed at Liu Jiangyue and glanced at Liu Zhiyuan. The two of them were confused and turned to look at Song Jinshu again.

Seeing this, Song Jinshu told them the purpose of Edward's visit, and both father and daughter fell silent.

Liu Jiangyue pursed her lips and said nothing, then exhaled lightly: "Forget it, if he wants to follow me, then let him follow! We'll go down to the sea and return to his country and then send him back!"

"Well, but Yue'er, if you encounter foreigners while out at sea, I might have to report it to the emperor."

Nowadays, there are frequent disputes among the countries in the Eastern Continent. As long as the war is not settled, the people will not be able to live a peaceful life.

She might as well divert the conflict and let the countries on the mainland focus their attention on those foreigners and stop hurting their own people.

Liu Jiangyue naturally had no objection. After all, supporting Edward was just a way to get some food. If he could contribute to his cousin's career, it would be a happy thing.

Edward only knew that Liu Jiangyue agreed to let him follow, and he was dancing with joy on his face, completely unaware that he had been sold.

Looking at the silly roe deer in front of him, Song Jinshu smiled. As long as he had this living signboard, he could take him out for a walk, and those people would believe it even if they didn't.

Now that she is here, the lesson of closing the country to the outside world must not be repeated in this time and space.

In the following days, Song Jinshu had a portrait of Edward painted and wrote a memorial to the emperor.

As for Edward, he went out to show off at the order of Song Jinshu. However, within a few days, everyone in Shun'an Prefecture knew that foreigners had arrived.

Because this live sign is so dazzling, the city is crowded with people every day.

Ever since her memorial reached the palace in the capital, the officials were discussing it because of the huge amount of information it contained, and some were still hesitant.

"Your Majesty, regarding the matter of foreigners, you need to confirm it yourself. How can you just believe one-sided statements?"

"Yes, in the past, there were merchants who went out to sea, but they didn't bring back any blue-eyed, yellow-haired foreigners. At most, they brought back people with high noses who looked no different from us."

"Our dynasty is not good at naval warfare. If we listen to slander and become estranged with those island nations, we might never return!"

Xiao Ren sat calmly on the dragon throne, watching them quarrel.

He believed in what Song Jinshu handed over without a doubt. Now that he had cannons in his hands and skilled craftsmen like Yuan Guannan, what was there to fear even if a naval attack took place?

When the time comes, with one shot, those foreigners with bad intentions will be blown to pieces before they get close.

"No need to say more, my lords. I have complete faith in Lord Song's words. Now we should consider how to deal with those foreigners."

The generals below were filled with passion and came forward one after another to plead, "Your Majesty, those who are not of our race must have different hearts. We must defeat them, otherwise they will rebel one day and we will suffer!"