If you traveled back to ancient times, while others ate Guanyin clay, you would actually have giant

"You don't know how to eat these, do you?"

Although Li Zheng has changed a lot, Zhou Wu will not let go of any opportunity to strike at him.

"Hmph, when I was in the palace, I ate mutton every morning. These country dishes would never be allowed in my prince's residence."

"You country bumpkin, eating meat so early in the morning? Are you crazy? I prepared all this food. Give him a bowl of soy milk."

"Yes."

The maidservant quickly ladled a bowl of hot soy milk from the small clay stove next to her and placed it in front of Li Zheng.

"This is a fried dough stick. Look at me, I broke it into a small piece like this, and then soaked it in soy milk for a while before eating it."

For reasons unknown, Zhou Wu, after mocking Li Zheng, began to patiently teach him how to eat each of these unfamiliar breakfasts.

"This is a sesame ball."

"This is a chive pancake."

"meat pie."

Li Zheng enjoyed his breakfast, but he also gained a new perspective on Zhou Wu.

Although this breakfast contained little meat, its complexity far surpassed that of his father, the emperor.

However, Zhou Wu doesn't seem to be a person who indulges in extravagance and debauchery on a daily basis, so why is he so fond of food?

What are your plans for me next?

After eating and drinking to their hearts' content, Li Zheng asked the question that concerned him most.

Do you still need me to make arrangements?

Zhou Wu had assigned Li Zheng so many tasks to hone his physical and mental abilities.

In Zhou Wu's words, all the bad things Li Zheng did in the past were simply a result of his teenage rebellion.

Having enjoyed a life of luxury since childhood, Li Zheng became arrogant and ignorant of the hardships of ordinary people. That's why Zhou Wu made him do the most menial and tiring jobs, hoping that Li Zheng would understand the suffering of ordinary people.

Now that the goal has been achieved, Zhou Wu no longer needs to restrict Li Zheng. As long as he doesn't insist on returning to the capital, he can do whatever he wants.

"Can I find something to do myself?"

Although Zhou Wu had said he would no longer interfere with him, Li Zheng still took the initiative to ask Zhou Wu questions.

"What do you want to do?"

"I want to go back to Team Nine."

"Yes, but at most a month."

"It's a word."

Li Zheng was a prince and couldn't stay in the South China Sea forever. Moreover, Li Tiancheng sent Li Zheng to the South China Sea mainly to have Zhou Wu help discipline him, and he would have to return there in the future.

Moreover, Li Zheng's transformation has exceeded Zhou Wu's expectations, and he believes that Li Zheng's return to the capital will not be too long.

. . . . .

For the next month, Li Zheng "disappeared" from Zhou Wu's sight.

Li Zheng went out to sea with the Ninth Team to continue fishing, and then returned to the dock for valuation. In one month, he went out to sea three times, and won first place twice. The crew members all said that it was good luck brought by the fool. The once arrogant and domineering Li Zheng looked at everyone's smiling faces and just smiled foolishly along with them.

He felt that although following the people of the Ninth Team was physically tiring, it allowed him to relax both mentally and physically.

A month of fishing even made his weak body dark and strong.

Now, Li Zheng often takes off his shirt, wraps it around his waist, and works shirtless, looking every bit the capable young man.

"This time it's definitely going to be number one again, you idiot. I just think our luck has been too good ever since you joined our ninth team."

"Yeah, we actually stumbled upon a big yellow croaker's nest this time, haha."

“I’m going to get a gold bracelet made for my wife this time.

"What? You son of a bitch, you've already saved enough money to make a gold bracelet?"

One of the crew members had been saving money to get a gold bracelet for his wife, and everyone knew this and supported him.

None of the people on this ship were locals; they were all people who had migrated here when the South China Sea government was promoting its immigration policy in mainland China.

These families, who were barely making ends meet, saw their income increase several times over after moving to the South China Sea, despite the hardship.

In such a short time, I've already saved enough money to make a gold bracelet.

The ninth team returned early today, and the large yellow croaker in the cabin naturally drew everyone's amazement. However, Li Zheng's mind was no longer on the ship at this moment.

At a corner of the dock, Li Zheng saw a group of soldiers looking in his direction. Li Zheng also recognized the leader, who was a captain of the Imperial Guard. Li Zheng had seen him before, so he had some impression of him.

The fact that the Imperial Guards have appeared in the South China Sea suggests only one possibility: they may be about to leave the South China Sea.

When Li Zheng first arrived in the South China Sea, he thought about going back all the time, but now that he really had to go back, he was very reluctant to leave.

As expected, Team Nine won first place again and shared the prize money. They each bought a pig's head roll at the dock, and then everyone went with the man who made the gold bracelet to broaden their horizons and take a stroll.

The Imperial Guards were about to step forward when Li Zheng quietly waved his hand, signaling them to leave. He wanted to enjoy a little longer the carefree life without any burdens.

Nanhai City has a commercial street and a small market.

However, given their status, they naturally wouldn't be taken advantage of in the commercial district, so they went straight to the market.

This market was spontaneously set up by residents of the South China Sea, including immigrants from the mainland and local tribal people who set up stalls here.

Everyone brought some small gifts for their families.

Since Li Zheng was going back home anyway, he bought some handicrafts, mostly seashells. They weren't actually worth much, but Li Zheng just thought his family would like them.

"Boss."

Just as everyone had finished their happy shopping trip and were preparing to go home, Li Zheng called out to the boatman.

"what happened?"

When Li Zheng suddenly called out to them in a serious tone, everyone stopped in their tracks.

"I probably won't go to sea with you again."

"What's wrong, you idiot? Is it the adults' side?"

"No."

The boatman thought that Li Zheng's matter with Lord Zhou was not yet over.

"So you don't want to work with everyone anymore?"

"No, I really enjoy being with everyone, I feel very free."

"What's the reason for that?"

"My family has come to pick me up; I'm going back to Beijing."

. . . . . . .

The next morning, Zhou Wu personally escorted Li Zheng to the dock.

"What's wrong? Are you still reluctant to part with it?"

Li Zheng knew that Zhou Wu was mocking him, so he didn't retort, which only gave Zhou Wu more to say.

"The South China Sea is the territory of the Great Dragon. He can come and go as he pleases. Now it only takes a few days by boat."

Li Zheng didn't say a word to Zhou Wu from beginning to end, not because he still hated Zhou Wu. On the contrary, he was very grateful to Zhou Wu. It was just that young people valued face and couldn't bring themselves to say it.

After bidding farewell to Zhou Wu, the Imperial Guards also boarded the ship.

Actually, this is a good result. Originally, Li Zheng and Zhou Wu were irreconcilable enemies with deep-seated hatred, but after spending time together, Zhou Wu discovered that Li Zheng was not inherently evil. It was probably just that the people around him in the past had wicked intentions that influenced him.