All the villains can hear my voice

I think the emperor was not so meticulous and attentive to Princess Baohui at the beginning, which shows that the emperor really regarded Chuanwen as his daughter.

After Huang Qi returned to the other side of the screen, he served more tea to the emperor and ministers, and saw General Shen swallowing his saliva. I couldn't help but secretly laugh in my heart, the ministers didn't treat the second girl like that.

"Xu Yunfei sent an urgent letter. At the end of the year, several armies from the Western Regions attacked our border town."

The emperor said, and asked Huang Qi to circulate the urgent letter to several ministers.

【Wow! Finally, there is a line that develops according to the plot. Let me see if Da Jin was beaten to a pulp.】

Chuanwen was full of expectations, and the emperor and the others twitched their mouths. Why did Chuanwen feel like he was full of rebellion? So they were looking forward to Da Jin being beaten to pieces!

But obviously he was going to disappoint the girl Chuanwen.

Everyone who read the urgent letter stopped twitching and smiled. The letter said that Prince Rong's son-in-law, the prince of the Western Regions who was sent back by the emperor, quickly took control of most of the political power in the Western Regions with the emperor's secret support.

The few armies that attacked their border towns were just a few roving forces that were defeated in the struggle for power, and were not to be feared at all. What's more, Xu Yunfei has already deployed and prepared in advance. As soon as those armies showed up, they were instantly defeated by their counterattack. The other side was defeated miserably, and they suffered almost no casualties.

Therefore, how could Da Jin be beaten to a pulp? It was the opponent who was beaten to a pulp.

But the message was always so unexpected. She didn't notice who was beaten badly, but noticed that there were almost no casualties, and then she heard her ridicule.

【Almost zero casualties! 】

【Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! 】

The emperor and others were inexplicably laughed at this string of laughter. Is it funny?

Did Xu Yunfei cheat on this?

Jinwu Guard General Shen Congliang knew the rules very well, such as over-reporting the number of enemy kills and under-reporting casualties on one's own side, but the difference would be too big if not reported.

The emperor, who had never thought that he could operate in this way, immediately turned dark when he thought of this possibility. It seemed that the generals and officials needed him to clean up the situation.

[If Xu Yunfei's eldest daughter-in-law hadn't insisted on going into battle to kill the enemy with a big belly, and slashed Xu Wuyan who was following her with a big knife, there would really be zero casualties, hahaha! 】

The emperor prepared to purge military officers and officials:

Shen Congliang, who was about to hear the rumor that Xu Yunfei gave the emperor eye drops after falsely reporting casualties:.

Other ministers who want to know the real situation of the war:.

[Actually, I don’t blame the pregnant woman. She is usually a female general who is famous for her skills. She is so prolific with a big sword that no one can get close to her within two meters! Who knew that she was just pregnant this time? Xu Wuyang was afraid that she would make a mistake so he followed her closely. People are not used to it. When they are playing around, they forget that there is someone behind them, so they accidentally hurt her! 】

The emperor and ministers didn't know what to say. The one in front of him with zero casualties was almost accidentally injured? !

cough!

The emperor apologized to Xu Yunfei in his heart, but Aiqing is so honest, what can he do if you report zero casualties! Can't you add a perfect record to my martial arts skills?

The emperor closed his eyes and thought about it. In fact, Xu Yunfei and the others had done a good job.

Then we discussed it for a while and heard a lot from the text.

The summary is that the Western Region has been stabilized, and the prince who currently holds power has no rebellious intentions, and is quite grateful to the Jin Dynasty. After all, if it weren't for Da Jin's help, he would have been a corpse, let alone come back, take control of the political power, and rescue his mother who was imprisoned because she refused to tell him his whereabouts. The meeting was finally over, and after the emperor asked the ministers to go back, Chuanwen finally had a chance to show off his achievements. Peipianpidian carried the box and went inside to find the emperor, but the emperor had forgotten about it and saw the box. I remembered it later.

After discussing the important military and state affairs, the emperor was in a good mood and had enough time to start to wonder what was in the message box.

It was a box over a foot long and square. It was held by Zheng Yan before, and he didn't see how much effort Zheng Yan had. Now that Chuan Wen was carrying it in, it looked a bit heavy, and the emperor was even afraid of it flashing. Chuanwen's delicate arms.

The box was placed on the table where he was reviewing the memorial, and he didn't pay much attention to it. After all, she had heard so much, was she still afraid of seeing more.

The emperor didn't think there was anything wrong. He was eager to send a message and see more, and then say something.

"What's in here?"

The emperor used to think that the big deal was just passing on articles and writing some poems, but now it seems that the weight is not.

The messenger smiled mysteriously, "The future of the Jin Dynasty."

After hearing this, the emperor was stunned for a moment, and then he couldn't help but laugh, as if he heard a child holding a wooden sword and saying that I am a great hero, but he couldn't laugh anymore.

Because Chuanwen opened the box, held a wooden handle in her hand and shook it. As she shook it more and more times, a glass on the side gradually emitted light. The light became more and more powerful, until the square inside was completely covered. The area is illuminated in every detail.

Chuanwu once wrote a picture book that traveled to the future. In the world he painted, there were all kinds of magical things for them now.

The emperor also knew very well that maybe Chuanwu was not written blindly based on his own imagination, and that magical world might be the world where Chuanwen and his sister came from (actually only Chuanwen traveled through time, and the emperor mistakenly thought that Chuanwu also traveled through time). ).

Because of his longing for that world, the emperor also studied the painting book carefully, so he quickly recognized what it was. A small one could light up the entire house, and it could not be wiped out by the wind or wet by the rain. electric light!

He looked up at Chuanwen in disbelief, with only one thought in his mind - the child has really become a hero!

This is not only the future of Dajin, it is simply the welfare of the people's livelihood and the hope of mankind!

The emperor seemed to have seen the magical world in Chuanwu's painting book waving to him. He was so moved that he wished he could grab Chuanwen and drooled. He hated it, why Chuanwen was not his biological daughter! envy! Jealous!

However, Chuanwen felt the emperor's gaze on his back, and he quickly poured cold water on him, "It's just that it's not popular yet."

The powerful light that could penetrate the message in the emperor's eyes suddenly faded. At this time, as the message stopped shaking the handle, the light of the electric lamp gradually dimmed.

"why?"

The emperor raised his own soul question.

Chuan Wen tilted his head and thought for a moment, trying to avoid some jargon and analyzing it to the emperor in words that ordinary people could understand.

First of all, if you want to generate electricity, you need iron, copper, tungsten and other metals. Although Dajin is rich in minerals, many of them are not widely available. The magnets on the manual generator she made were the magnets that her cheap grandfather finally found. There was the tungsten filament in the electric lamp. When it was brought to her, it was just a piece of stone, and she had to find someone else to process it.

Putting aside these things, if you want to popularize it, you can't just rely on manual labor. That won't exhaust people to death. (What kind of wind energy machinery can be converted into electrical energy here is not mentioned in the transmission, for fear that the emperor would not understand.)