Traveling through time as a peasant girl to turn things around

The battlefield was finally cleared after three days of clearing. Three enemy ships were captured, and a large amount of silver, swords, bows and arrows, and armor were collected. The silver was added to the military budget. The iron armor was kept and stored in the warehouse. The bows and swords were still usable and were added to the military supplies.

Ye Heng: "Take a day off."

Ye Heng took Guo Guo out on horseback. Xiao Dong looked at him with envy, saying that he couldn't bring Yan Er with him, as she was a delicate flower!

The fourth child said: "Dong! Go back and get married quickly! Look at how cool the prince and Guoguo are." Xiaodong blushed. Chai Jingren: "Fourth uncle, why do you always follow us young people?" The fourth child said shamelessly: "It's because you are young that I follow you. Old men don't like me and can't follow me! Young people are energetic and passionate. They look full of strength and momentum! Haha, the younger generation felt embarrassed, but they felt that what the fourth child said was right.

Xiaodong looked at the seashore and said, "Build a sentry box on the shore so the soldiers have a place to shelter from the wind and rain." Lao Si: "Yes. Build a few houses nearby so the wounded can be treated nearby. The patrols can also take turns to rest. The beacon tower played a big role this time, telling us in time so we could make preparations."

The next day, Ye Heng called a meeting, attended by all officials, great and small, to discuss the gains and losses of the battle.

The meeting determined several points and taught everyone what to do next! Find out what's missing and what's missing! Gains and losses!

Ye Heng: "We won our first naval battle, but we must not be complacent. We must find ways to do better next time! We have never fought in the deep sea, so we need to improve our capabilities. Starting tomorrow, we will take a ship to the center of the sea for training exercises."

The next day, the captured warships were sailing on the nearby sea. They were manned, with the crews rowing at the bottom. Soldiers were on top. Ye Heng had seen them, and they weren't very good. Of course, compared to the boats they'd bought, the ones they'd built themselves weren't much better, either; they were just small boats. There was nothing to be said for the fact that they could build large, hand-rowed boats like these in this era. Ye Heng had his painter draw the enemy warships, ready to take back for reference.

Ye Heng brought out his family's large ships, one at the helm and the other at the helm, with several generals following suit. Both ships had loud horns, and they stopped thirty miles from shore. Leaving the cabin and stepping onto the deck, Ye Heng peered out across the sea, surveying his surroundings.

Guoguo followed and stayed in the space. After scanning, Xiao Shunzi said, "Master, there are no ships within a radius of ten nautical miles. The water deep below the sea is unclear, but there is no danger. There are no big sharks."

Guoguo told Yeheng that he was safe. Guoguo went into the cabin, which meant she was still in the warehouse.

Ye Heng stood on the deck and said, "It's time for underwater training. Everyone must tie a rope. This is deep sea. We don't know what's going on below the surface. Everyone should be fully equipped and checked. Ten people should go down at a time. Don't let go of your daggers or put them on your waist."

Several generals watched. "Yes, Your Highness." Ye Heng found a stool and sat down. He peered through his telescope at the distant sea. It looked like he was basking in the sun, but in reality, he was observing the clouds in the sky. He had learned to predict the weather by observing the clouds. This was modern knowledge. He could tell if the clouds were thick or high, and so on.

The ropes were all thirty meters long, so the soldiers couldn't swim far. They were also training to dive deeper. But they couldn't dive deep. Guoguo had said that the water had buoyancy and that at a certain depth, they couldn't descend. Unless they carried something heavy on their backs, they could dive.

Ye Heng thought about the immeasurable power of water's buoyancy! Floods are a disaster, and water is a ruthless force. Humanity can't resist them! But they can redirect water and use its power for the benefit of humanity!

Ye Heng thought of swimming rings, which would keep you afloat. He thought it would be safer to bring some next time.