I am the cook, but I am Li Er's son-in-law

After all, he is still a young man.

Whenever something happened, she would be impatient, especially if it was something beyond her control, she couldn't hide her emotions very well.

Changsun Wuji's judgment on Wu Jue was very correct, but Wu Jue, who had been honed by the Wu family, had only tempered his xinxing, and hadn't yet developed his qi-nourishing kung fu.

if…

Without Yin Xuan's words, Changsun Wuji made another correct judgment.

He was very satisfied with Wu Jue's reaction.

The more flustered the better, the more anxious the better, the more it proves that his choice is correct--everything in the past has proved that if it is something Yin Xuan is sure of, they will never do it What's the reaction.

The bus thing went smoothly.

Wu Jue thought about it, and made a few small trips to Changsun Wuji.

Her tricks made this group of scheming old foxes suffer a lot in the unfamiliar field of merchants, but...Even though the eldest grandson Wuji lost dozens of penises, he was not angry at all.

He even invested an extra [-] yuan, re-drafted the share contract, and added a little more to his own shares.

This is…

Let Wu Jue feel more at ease, the reason for letting Changsun Wuji and his group to engage in the bus business.

Shares.

Apparently, Changsun Wuji's group hadn't realized what shares really meant—Wu Jue hadn't written an article about it in the magazine.

Maybe they simply understood this thing as...a kind of profit distribution ratio.

When he learned that this group of people had distributed the shares equally according to the investment ratio, Wu Jue laughed so hard that his jaw almost dislocated in his office.

Although... the particularity of the identities of this group of people may prevent the effect of shares from being fully revealed on them.

But Wu Jue knew very well that this was still a murderous knife.

even…

She has already drawn up a transfer agreement, a contract in which the bus will transfer all the proceeds and power to Fengchao and Zhengyang Gong.

It's just that the date and name are not written.

Wu Jue put it away happily and carefully. This thing...she could foresee that it would come in handy one day, maybe a year, maybe two years, maybe longer.

All of this depends on the research speed of internal combustion engines and steam vehicles at Fengchao.

Breakthroughs in science and technology are often the result of a handful of flashes of inspiration.

It is accidental, not necessarily absolute.

A month later.

The people in Chang'an City were surprised to find that this area began to undergo some strange changes again, and a wooden sign was erected at the gate of some squares and cities.

The name of the city is written in block letters on it.

Below is a capitalized number, one, two, or three, or three numbers exist at the same time, or two numbers exist at the same time.

And these things, in the latest notice posted in Fangshi, it is clearly explained that this is something called a bus.

In the notice, very cumbersome, complex, and gorgeous words were used—a six-hundred-character parallel essay, which introduced the concept of a bus.

The readers keenly captured a few words and summed them up precisely: "It is a hired carriage that travels along a fixed route and is cheaper."

of course.

What aroused their eager discussion was not such a thing as a bus, but... such a novelty, it was not made by Mr. Zhengyang.

Perhaps many people, the first time they saw the notice, they would immediately think of Zhengyang Gong.

Compared with those old and rigid aristocratic families and imperial courts, Duke Zhengyang can always come up with all kinds of novel and interesting things in an endless stream.

But... the readers didn't think so from the beginning.

The style of the notice is completely different from that of Lord Zhengyang. Lord Zhengyang would not use such long-winded and useless words to describe something that could be described in less than fifty dollars.

and…

Incomplete information.

The operating hours, fares, and riding environment of the bus, all of which cannot be seen in the parallel essay.

The most important thing is that Zhengyang Gong has more convenient publicity channels. If he did this matter, he could definitely publish it in a magazine, instead of making such a big fuss and posting such notices in every market.

This is good news after all.

Scholars have been troubled by the distance for a long time. Although there is such a good thing as a bicycle, it is tiring to ride too much, and it is not good for your buttocks. If you wear a robe, your posture is not elegant enough.

And easy to lose.

In Chang'an and Wannian counties, the most common theft cases were bicycle thefts.

This group of thieves is very clever. After they steal, they usually repaint with a new layer of paint, and then sell them to Luoyang, Taiyuan and other places.

It is not easy to catch these thieves.

There is always a steady stream of thieves.

After all, the parallel essay included the route of the bus. The person who wrote this article is not completely out of his mind.

Looking at these routes, covering the new and old Cuju Stadium, Huaizhen Square, and Pingkang Square, this group of scholars is very satisfied, and it is obviously much more convenient to travel in the future.

People in Chang'an City are used to Fengchao's efficiency. If something is published in the magazine, it can usually be promoted within a week at most.

But... Changsun Wuji and the others are obviously not used to Chang'an's efficiency.

Until more than a month later, autumn began to gradually enter.

The people in Chang'an City almost took the notice as a joke, and the bus came out after a long wait, and officially started to run.

There are three horse-drawn carriages running on the route every day. Although they are horse-drawn carriages, they are actually pulled by oxen.

Changsun Wuji did not choose to use horses in the end.

This... After all, it is a creature that nobles can only use. Even if it is for making money, he feels that he can't just let go of his face as a noble.

Each carriage is pulled by four oxen, followed by a huge carriage, without seats, empty, only some handrails and pillars.

Probably at the limit, it can pull three or 40 people at one time.

The fare is not very expensive. The starting price is two pennies, and the price is the same when getting off within three squares. After that, there will be an extra penny for every additional distance.

Seeing this price, many ordinary people frowned slightly, expressing their resistance.

Two or three pennies may not seem like much, but after sitting for a few days, you can buy a bucket of corn.

But... most of the scholars and businessmen didn't resist at all. They were even pleasantly surprised that the price was far lower than their expectations.

Hiring an ox cart costs tens of renminbi a day, but now it only costs two or three renminbi, and if it is further away, it is only about ten renminbi, and there is no need to worry about fodder.

Just when Li Daozong and the others were terrified, they even thought that the money they invested was in vain.

Buses are very popular in Chang'an City.