The Princess of Northern Land

Chu Suifeng was very happy that Lin Ziyin could think of him everywhere.

In fact, treated straw can also be fed to horses, but horses may not like it too much.

Thinking of the large area of ​​straw and corn stalks in the field, Chu Suifeng felt extremely proud. From now on, Beidi no longer has to rely on the court, so he can give it a go without any worries.

"I will buy the grain harvested in Zhuangzi at the market price. How much do you need to keep?" Chu Suifeng looked at her and said with a smile.

"We need a batch as seeds. After one year, our wasteland reclamation has been quite effective, and the reclaimed land has also reached a large scale. Next year, if others follow suit, it is estimated that there will be no shortage of improved seeds. And there are also many good seeds in our village. We need to prepare food." Lin Ziyin replied.

The imperial court has cut off the food and grass in the North. If there is another war on the border, I am afraid that the period between winter and next autumn will be the most difficult time in the North. There are now a large number of people in Zhuangzi, and the number of slaves they have purchased alone is over a thousand. If you include the villagers, the amount of food you can produce for a year is definitely not a small amount.

"You figure it out yourself." Chu Suifeng replied casually.

The military rations had been stored for a long time, and Lin Ziyin's method was particularly good. The merchants who came to the North to do business with supplies had prepared a huge batch of food for the North. Together with the reserves of the food stores in the market, There are few people in the north, and they also plant sorghum and soybeans, which is enough to sustain them for a year.

As long as there is no riot among the people in the north, even if a war does break out, Chu Suifeng will have no worries. The preparation over the past year has given him a lot of confidence.

He looked at Lin Ziyin tenderly, and this confidence was all brought to him by Lin Ziyin.

Ever since he reached adulthood, he had been unwilling to be controlled by the Qin court, but he was powerless. Even if Situ Gong and the others worked hard for a long time, they did not dare to take that step easily. Because even if the Northland can temporarily store food, it will not be able to sustain it for long.

But things are different now. The successful planting of rice and spring wheat, the cultivation of corn, and a series of commodities derived from soybeans have made Chu Suifeng very happy. No need to worry about running out of energy anymore!

Thinking of this, he rolled out of bed, walked to Lin Ziyin, held Lin Ziyin in his arms, then lowered his head and kissed her forehead, "Ziyin, thank you."

He hugged her so tightly that Lin Ziyin felt that his thin waist was almost broken by him.

Can you hug someone? Lin Ziyin thought sadly.

"If there really is a fight, I want to go to the border town to have a look." Lin Ziyin said.

"No." Chu Suifeng decisively refused.

Lin Ziyin was the person he cared about, and if a war really broke out in the border town, it would be very dangerous. He would not let his beloved be in any danger.

"I just came here to take a look, not to go to the battlefield." Lin Ziyin said. She was a little unfounded. Although she told Chu Suifeng how to break the Fire Ox Formation, she felt unsure. In terms of strategy and tactics, she is just a person who hangs around with a bottle half full. The few combat methods she has mastered were learned by chatting with friends in modern times, or seen during military exercises.

After all, there is a big difference between modern combat and ancient combat methods.

Lin Ziyin was afraid that his strategy would not work, but would harm the soldiers of the North. She was really worried if she didn't see the process of breaking the formation with her own eyes.

"I have Hongying, Luluo, and Jueming protecting me, so nothing will happen." Lin Ziyin persuaded him again.

"No." Chu Suifeng hugged her tightly and continued to insist. Didn't he know that Lin Ziyin didn't trust him, but as a man, he also had his own pride.