Da Qin: The First Emperor wanted to train me to be the empress

Chapter 52 High-Yield Corn (Second update, please give me your support, please)
Because I didn’t know whether the grain was as high-yield as the old farmer said, I didn’t report it to Zulong immediately.

Well, this reason is reasonable and reasonable.

Why don't the royal brothers know?Because this was something she encountered accidentally when she was playing away from the team.

Because she didn't know whether the old farmer's words were reliable, she didn't tell her royal brothers before planting them, and she didn't dare to report it to Zulong casually.

Just purple.

Seeing that Zu Long wanted to ask for more details, she had no choice but to act coquettishly:

"Oh, Father, please don't ask so many questions. It's not too late for us to collect these grains first and then talk about it slowly, don't you think so?"

She took Zu Long's big hand and shook it back and forth, "I heard that many people in Da Qin don't have enough to eat or wear warm clothes."

"Father, I also want to do something for the people of Qin, at least let them have food to eat first, don't you think so?"

"Hahaha... My Hua Zhang is really a good princess who serves the country and the people."

It was the first time Zu Long encountered a child acting coquettishly in front of him, and he couldn't bear to ask further, "Xu'er is right, then how should we harvest these grains?"

"It's simple."

Seeing that Zu Long didn't hesitate any more, Ying Xuman said easily and looked at the more than ten palace servants and maids in front of him, "Brother Chun, Cui Xi, let's get started."

"only."

Brother Chun and others clasped their fists and bowed, turned around and took their belongings into the field, and began to carefully break off the corn cobs one by one.

Because half a month ago, Ying Xuman was a little greedy when he saw the tender corn that was about to mature, so he specially broke off some and cooked it.

The palace servants and maids also learned how to break corn.

These are new high-yield seeds she got from the Academy of Agricultural Sciences, so there are two to three corns on each corn stalk.

And they are all full, with no empty grains.Each corn is about thirty centimeters long. When such high-yielding crops appeared in an era like Da Qin, the effect was comparable to that of mushrooms.

Ying Zheng looked at the long stick and couldn't figure out how to eat it.
However, as soon as he saw the head, he knew that this thing was indeed very productive, so he ordered Wang Li to let the soldiers learn to collect grain next to the maids and palace people.

Ying Xuman didn't say much. When someone filled a basket and came out to change the basket, she picked one up.

Skillfully peeling off the outer green skin, revealing the whiskers and full golden particles inside.

He looked at Zulong to take credit: "Father, look, the corn is big and plump. After it is dried, it can be made into many delicacies."

Ying Zheng looked at the yellow and plump particles, joy flashed in his eyes, and he stretched out his hand to carefully pinch one of them, and a little juice came out.

But as he pinched open the corn kernel, there was a smell that he had never smelled before.

Although it's very light, you can't smell it unless you look carefully.

But in this ancient time when the smell of the air was simple enough, it still floated clearly into Zulong's nasal cavity.

I can’t describe what it smells like, but I just think it smells good. Maybe it’s just as my daughter said, it’s good food to satisfy hunger.

Seeing this, Ying Zheng immediately ordered: "Meng Shangqing, please find someone to weigh and calculate the yield of this corn."

"only."

Meng Yi became interested in the food in front of him and wanted to help harvest it himself.

But he didn't dare to act rashly without getting His Majesty's orders.

Now that he was given the task of weighing the output, he immediately turned around and made arrangements.

Under the arrangements of Zu Long and Master Meng, scales were quickly delivered, as well as countless containers that could hold food.

(End of this chapter)