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Qin Qianlu poured herself a cup of tea, took a sip, and thought about the few shop names she had already come up with. She then asked Su Jinyun to help her choose one: "I've thought of a few. Sister Su, can you help me pick one?"

Su Jinyun raised an eyebrow and nodded: "Okay, Qianluo, you go ahead."

Qin Qianluo put down her teacup and said slowly, "I've thought of four names for now: Moxiangzhai, Wenyuange, Qingfengshuyuan, and Boyaxuan. I haven't decided on a name yet. Sister Su, which of these names do you think is better?"

Su Jinyun carefully considered the names and said softly, "Moxiangzhai evokes the scent of ink and the atmosphere of books in the bookstore. Wenyuange, with the character 'Yuan' meaning extensive knowledge, also suggests the bookstore's rich collection of books. Qingfengshuyuan gives one the feeling of reading in a fresh and leisurely environment. Boyaxuan, with its broad and elegant connotations, emphasizes the quality and wide range of books. If we consider the environment, Qingfengshuyuan is more suitable. In terms of the collection of books, all of these are appropriate. I prefer the name Qingfengshuyuan, because after entering the store, I do feel refreshed and comfortable."

Upon hearing this, Qin Qianlu was astonished. "As expected of the Prime Minister! His knowledge is truly vast. I only mentioned a few names, and he hadn't even considered so many interpretations. Wow!" she thought, repeating the name "Qingfeng Academy" over and over. She had initially wanted to use this name, but worried it might sound like "academy," so she considered other names. Now, she could finally decide: "Let's use 'Qingfeng Academy.' With sleeves clean and books as companions, and a bright moon as a neighbor, may those who enter the shop immerse themselves in the world of books, find solace in their literary charm, and enjoy the pleasure of reading."

Su Jinyun's eyes lit up: "With books as my companion and the moon as my neighbor, I am truly a talented poet. It expresses the desire to spread knowledge and culture and also reflects an elegant and tranquil atmosphere. Qianluo is indeed very learned."

Su Jinyun looked at Qin Qianluo with gentle eyes, her appreciation evident in her expression. Qin Qianluo said shyly, "Sister Su, you flatter me. I'll have someone make a plaque right away."

Su Jinyun smiled and replied, "Then I'll have someone engrave those two lines of poetry you just mentioned and give them to Qianluo as a gift for opening the shop."

Qin Qianlu nodded: "Then thank you very much for the gift, Sister Su."

The two chatted for a long time, enjoying each other's company. It wasn't until dusk that they reluctantly returned home. While they had a pleasant conversation, Shi Xingbai was restless at the Left Prime Minister's residence. If he hadn't received news that Prime Minister Su and Lady Qin were together, he probably would have gone to snatch her away. He spent the entire afternoon awkwardly chatting and drinking tea with Qin Jiyuan. Qin Jiyuan knew what Lord Shi was there for and could only keep him company. He couldn't very well send someone to bring his younger sister back. Even if his sister were alone, Qin Jiyuan wouldn't allow anyone to disturb her, especially since she rarely left the residence. He couldn't bear to spoil her enjoyment. As for Lord Shi, he could only wait; his sister would return eventually.

Qin Qianluo finally returned home. Just as she was about to go to her mother's courtyard, a servant came to tell her that Lord Shi Xingbai had been waiting for her all afternoon. Qin Qianluo was puzzled, but she turned around and walked towards the main hall. As soon as she entered the main hall, she saw her elder brother and Lord Shi. She smiled and stepped forward: "Lord Shi, you have been waiting for a long time. May I ask what brings you here to see me?"

Shi Xingbai had been eagerly awaiting Lord Qin's arrival and was almost in tears. He quickly stood up and said, "Lord Qin, I apologize for troubling you. I have a favor to ask of you, and I hope you will lend a hand."

Qin Qianluo quickly replied, "Lord Shi, please speak freely. I will do my best without hesitation."

Shi Xingbai was extremely excited and frankly said, "It's like this, Lord Qin, there are many things that the Ministry of Works cannot solve for the time being regarding the underfloor heating. I heard that Lord Qin has already built the first underfloor heating system. I wonder if you could take me to see it and learn a thing or two?"

Qin Qianlu breathed a slight sigh of relief. She had thought that she had given away some information, but thankfully, she nodded and said, "Of course. Lord Shi must be stuck on the iron pipe, right? It's getting late today. After court tomorrow, I can take Lord Shi to the factory to check it out."

Shi Xingbai was relieved. After thanking him, she wanted to ask more questions, but was interrupted by Prime Minister Qin, who had just returned. He saw her out of the mansion. Prime Minister Qin's thinking was simple: if my daughter had anything to say, she would say it to me. You old scoundrel, don't even think about taking advantage of me, hmph... Qin Jiyuan and Qin Qianluo silently watched their father send off Lord Shi with almost force. They exchanged a glance, somewhat helpless, and sighed before going to their mother's courtyard. Qin Qianyu happened to be there as well. The four of them sat together chatting about everyday things. Prime Minister Qin joined them after seeing Shi Xingbai off. The room was warm and peaceful.

The next morning after the court session, Qin Qianluo took Shi Xingbai and several officials from the Ministry of Works to her farm. Several high-ranking officials from the court followed behind. Qin Qianluo was a little helpless. Didn't they have anything to do? It seemed quite leisurely. She could take out the weapon blueprints, the mine location map, and even the steel forging methods. Everyone was relatively free and had plenty of energy to do these things. Qin Qianlu nodded in agreement. The courtiers following behind were unaware that their workload had increased considerably just because they wanted to visit Lord Qin's farm. Of course, they were both happy and distressed, since it was all useful to the country. Come on, come on! At the very end, the Emperor, Crown Prince, and Second Prince, disguised, secretly boarded an inconspicuous carriage. Eunuch Liu looked at his Emperor and Prince speechlessly, sighed, and resignedly got into the carriage and followed behind. Actually, he was also very curious about what Lord Qin's farm, which she had personally designed, would be like. He had already visited the bookstore; it was beautiful and clean, with many books and bright, clean windows. It could be said to be the best shop in the entire capital. He wondered what surprises this farm would hold.

The grand procession of carriages arrived at the gate of Qin Qianluo's farm. After everyone followed Qin Qianluo into the farm, they couldn't help but gasp in amazement. It was so beautiful, even more beautiful than the residences of some officials.

Upon entering, one is greeted by a neat and clean flagstone path. A rockery sits in the center, with clear water cascading down its slopes. Several koi carp swim happily in the pond below. Beyond the rockery, to the right, one sees expanses of farmland, now covered with green rice seedlings of various kinds. A gentle breeze stirs the seedlings, creating a peaceful scene. To the left are rows of houses, each with red walls and black tiles, simple yet grand. The windows are clear, allowing a glimpse inside. Behind the houses are several large warehouses and outhouses, as well as several animal enclosures. The flagstone path is smooth and dust-free, and a dozen or so sycamore trees sway gently in the wind. The living quarters were quiet and comfortable. A pavilion stood at the end of the road, connecting to a long corridor. Passing through the corridor, one arrived at the factory site, also paved with clean bluestone slabs. The road surface was smooth, and six factories came into view, grand and imposing. There was also a large warehouse behind them. The entire farm looked exceptionally clean and tranquil. Occasionally, a few servants and maids would move about on the road. Under the sycamore trees on both sides, there were long corridors and seats. The farm was as beautiful as a painting, leaving everyone overwhelmed. Qin Qianluo led the Ministry of Works to the smelting plant and carefully explained to them how to make iron pipes and how to lay them. The Ministry of Works members were writing so hard that their hands were about to fall off.

The others asked Qin Qianlou about the crops and looked around. The Grand Minister of Agriculture went directly to the farmland. He chatted with a farmer sitting nearby, asking what was being planted. Many of the vegetables were ones he had never heard of before. Excited, he wanted to ask Young Master Qin for seeds, but the farmer stopped him and led him to the warehouse to get the seeds. The master said that if anyone wanted these seeds, he could sell some. The Grand Minister of Agriculture entered the warehouse and found several unfamiliar machines neatly arranged on the shelves. He casually asked what they were. When he learned that they were new farming tools made by Young Master Qin, and that using these tools would increase planting speed by more than ten times and eliminate the need for oxen, he wanted to take them all away. The farmer desperately stopped him. Helpless, the Grand Minister of Agriculture could only buy the seeds and then run to find Prime Minister Qin.

The others also explored the areas that interested them, and the farm was bustling with activity. Su Xiang and Qin Xiang exchanged a glance, their eyes filled with surprise. They realized that red bricks and cement could be used in so many ways, and there was more than one way to use them. They had to write it down quickly so that they could promote it as soon as possible and allow the people to live in these houses built with red bricks and glass windows.

After explaining the manufacturing precautions to the workers, Qin Qianluo remembered that the last house to have underfloor heating installed that day. So she led everyone to the house and showed them the craftsmen's work. The workers were excited and their faces were flushed. They were taking notes carefully and occasionally trying it out themselves. The craftsmen answered their questions diligently. Finally, they fully mastered the method of building underfloor heating and the faster way to build heated walls and kang beds. They also inquired carefully about issues such as glass inlay. Satisfied, they left the newly renovated room.

Seeing that everyone had learned enough, Qin Qianluo led them to the main hall of the farm, intending to have them eat before they left. After instructing the servants to prepare food, she was surrounded by officials from the Ministry of Revenue and the Ministry of Agriculture, who bombarded her with questions. Upon hearing about the farm tools, Qin Qianluo asked 001 in a daze, "Didn't I give the blueprints for the farm tools to the Grand Minister of Agriculture?"

001 thought for a moment, "Luo Bao, no, they only gave us the seeds and pesticide formulas, not the farming tools."

Upon hearing this, Qin Qianluo asked, "Then... all that grain we planted before was done little by little using the old methods, which is why it took so long?"

"Yes, Luo Bao. The Ministry of Agriculture uses oxen for plowing, which is why the planting was done in batches, and it took so long to finish."

Qin Qianlu remained silent. She glanced guiltily at the Grand Minister of Agriculture and silently instructed 001 to quickly print out blueprints for several farm tools, intending to give them directly to the Grand Minister of Agriculture later. This time, there were not only farming tools for sowing but also for harvesting. She planned to hand them over to the Grand Minister of Agriculture together. Fortunately, the Ministry of Works had already mastered the construction method of underfloor heating; otherwise, with the addition of steel weapons, the Ministry of Works would have been overwhelmed.

The Grand Minister of Agriculture almost burst into tears upon hearing this. Forgot to give it? Just like that, he forgot to give it? Doesn't Young Master Qin care about the Ministry of Agriculture at all? Finally, hearing that Young Master Qin had 001 print out the blueprints, he stopped feeling aggrieved. Hearing that there were also harvesting tools, the corners of his mouth gradually turned up, a smile that looked utterly worthless. Just as he was about to step forward to say a few words, he heard a commotion behind him, and everyone looked over…