I was engaged in infrastructure construction in the Han Dynasty [Transmigration Book]

The ministers who were immersed in joy now began to think about a very important thing - if the delay is too late, will the palace take care of the food?

There are hundreds of people, when will we see each one?

Fortunately, Liu Tan's language in official documents is generally relatively concise. If he is not concise, he can't write gorgeous rhetoric, so he can only describe things clearly. Don't despise him.

Just a few lines, everyone can basically remember it at a glance, and no one who can stand on the Weiyang Palace is mentally retarded, so it is circulated very quickly.

Sitting on it, Liu Che watched the expressions of the ministers below gradually change from curiosity to confusion and disbelief, and he felt quite refreshed.

Liu Tan thought that what everyone didn't believe would be the number of casualties, but it was just the opposite when it came to the imperial court. What everyone cared about was not the number of casualties. Frankly speaking, everyone knows that the more this is the case, the less likely it is for a war that everyone pays attention to. thing, because the price is too great.

And generally this kind of thing happens to the people below, such as Liu Tan's status is unnecessary, what's the use of him making such great military achievements?He is already a vassal king, and above him is the prince. It seems that he has no intention of becoming a prince, otherwise he would not have asked himself to be a prince, and he would not have made great achievements last year. The emperor did not even want to He ran when he left.

Ministers are concerned with how much he spends.

Generally, food, weapons, and medicinal materials are consumed in war. These three are the bulk, and the rest are bits and pieces.

Sang Hongyang turned those numbers back and forth twice in his heart, always feeling a little unbelievable.

I feel that this kind of consumption is basically that the army went to Wuhuan for a tour.

Of course, it might be an exaggeration to say this, but it is true, that is, it consumes a little more than the army walking around.

Sang Hongyang was a little puzzled and asked: "Your Majesty, this military expenditure...is it because His Royal Highness the King of the Northern Territory used his own money?"

This is the only possibility he can think of. His Royal Highness the King of the Northern Territory always starts well and ends well, but it is not a joke to go out with an army of [-]. In addition, Sang Hongyang had a previous record of persuading Liu Che to cease fighting. It is not impossible to call a stop and pay for it yourself.

Anyway, everyone now knows that the richest vassal king in the world is the king of the northern region. Not to mention that he only pays a part of the money, even if he is allowed to support the army by himself, he can probably support it for half a year.

Liu Che glanced at Sang Hongyang and said with a smile, "You can tell that you don't know him well by asking."

Sang Hongyang was a little confused, and Liu Ju explained: "Brother...cough, even if the king of the northern border has money, he will not invest in the army. From his previous memorials, we can see that the state of Yan is in chaos now. , he naturally has to sort out these things first, and the power of the gunpowder barrel...is not comparable to any other weapon."

Someone who knew Wuhuan well said wonderingly: "But... now Wuhuan is much colder than Chang'an, and they like to use the ice wall to defend against the enemy. The ice wall should not be completely melted at this time, how does His Royal Highness the King of the North deal with it?" Ice wall?"

After hearing this, Liu Che deeply felt that these people really don't understand where the big man's weapons are now, so he simply waved his hand and said, "Go to Jianzhang Palace in the future, and I will show you what the gunpowder barrel is."

It just so happened that there was a remote palace on the side of Jianzhang Palace that wanted to be rebuilt, and it would be fine to just use gunpowder barrels to violently demolish it.

The ministers left with their own doubts, and finally waited for them to leave, Liu Che immediately took the prince back to open the letter and exchange information.

In his letter to Liu Che, Liu Tan vomited bitterness in a complaining tone, narrating that the Wuhuan people regarded him as a god who invented the gunpowder barrel, which is simply unreasonable.

He can't help it. It's not suitable to say this kind of thing in a very formal tone. He can only say it jokingly. Anyway, there have been many misunderstandings like this before. The misunderstanding of the Wuhuan people was fueled by Li Xi, but he didn't In other words, Liu Che probably couldn't think of it either.

Sure enough, Liu Che didn't think too much about it, but he was overjoyed to see that the Wuhuan made a clay figurine to represent his son, and his son's point was that these clay figurines were ugly.

Liu Tan relaxed a little bit when he wrote the letter to Liu Ju—he was discussing with Liu Ju about parenting experience.

In the letter, Liu talked about the difficulty of raising children, and also worried about Liu Ku's enlightenment.

Many of the above questions made Liu Ju stunned.

To be honest, he never thought that there are so many things about children, and he has never brought such a small child before.

It is basically a consensus that the children are taught by their mothers when they are young, and their fathers will not get involved until they are older.

As for those whose mothers died early, at most, they only needed him to greet him occasionally, and let the palace servants take care of the rest.

So Liu Tan regards him as an experienced father, which puts a lot of pressure on Liu Shi.

After Liu Che was happy after reading the letter, he turned his head and found that the eldest son was frowning, and he couldn't help but asked curiously, "What's the matter?"

What embarrassing things does his son have instead of asking his father to ask his brother?

Liu Ju handed in the letter in his hand obediently, and said with a wry smile: "Father, brother, these questions are really embarrassing for my son."

Liu Che didn't care about it at first, but he was thinking about how to guide these two sons, isn't that what being a father is like.

However, as his son grows up, there are not many things he can point out, especially Liu Shi, who is becoming more and more mature in politics, which makes him happy but also a little disappointed. He always feels that he is getting old.

Fortunately, there is Liu Tan, who looks shrewd and capable, but in fact often makes mistakes in a daze, and needs his father to remind and teach him. This is probably another reason why Liu Che pays too much attention to him.

It's just the problem this time... After reading the letter, Liu Che was also a little melancholy.

His impression of his sons was that they were naive when they were young. He looked forward to sons when he had no sons. After he had more sons, he realized that young children are quite boring. It’s okay to tease them occasionally, but once they are hungry, thirsty or When he started crying because of something else, Liu Che's head grew bigger.

But he is the emperor, so he can completely ignore it, so how young children educate him really... don't know much.

In the end, he recalled it, and found that he only had the slightest impression of Liu Fuling.

After Liu Che got a little older, his temper became better, but not to the extent of old age and jealousy, so he always had more patience with Liu Fuling.

Thinking of this, Liu Che suddenly felt soft-hearted, not against Liu Fuling, but against Liu Tan.

This child left his side when he was still so young, and he couldn't remember Liu Tan's appearance when he was young, and when he met Liu Tan again, he had grown into a boy and a half.

Liu Che thought for a while and said, "Let Ouyang Shi enlighten King Yan."

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