Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

Cheng Chumo and Qin Huaiyu were finally kicked out of Chu Palace by Li Xin alone. After they left, Li Xin sat alone in the courtyard, not knowing what he was thinking.

Although there was clearly a clear blue sky above his head, when Li Xin looked up, he seemed to see countless dark clouds, piling up heavily and oppressing.

He sighed again.

Wang Gui stood quietly in the dark and watched for a while, couldn't help but came out, stood in front of Li Xin and asked, "My lord, Cheng Chumo and Qin Huaiyu are already grown-ups, what should I do and what should I do?" , They naturally have a sense of proportion. The prince doesn't have to care too much."

Li Xin snorted coldly, as if disdainful and self-deprecating. He said: "Don't care so much. To put it lightly, how can I not care? These two idiots grew up with me. In case, there is something wrong with them, whoever I ask will compensate me for these two living things brother?"

"Wang Gui, when a person dies, he is really dead, and nothing is left."

Wang Gui was silent. He faced far more deaths than Li Xin. He knew exactly what Li Xin meant. And he could also feel Li Xin's mood. Frankly speaking, if Li Xin were to go to the battlefield now, he would try his best to dissuade him. This made him a little unable to say those words that persuaded Li Xin to relax.

Li Xin sat quietly for another while, then wiped his face vigorously, began to gnash his teeth, and cursed in the most vicious tone: "These two fools! I will be your father again! Anyone who dares to lose arms and legs come back, i'll. i'll"

He struggled for a long time and finally couldn't say anything serious. He slapped his thigh for the last time, yelled "Damn", and vomited out the nameless anger in his stomach.

Wang Gui blinked his eyes, looked at such a scene in puzzlement, and couldn't help thinking tremblingly in his heart: "Wang Ye is mad because of the two masters, right?"

"Don't look at me with that look. I'm not stupid yet." Li Xin rolled his eyes at Wang Gui, then rubbed his hands and muttered to himself, "The edict, Cheng Chumo and the others should be leaving within three days. My time is running out, Wang Gui!"

Upon hearing his name, Wang Gui immediately stood up straight.

"Prepare the horse, take me to Lao Wu and the others." Li Xin said decisively.

"Yes!" Wang Gui replied without hesitation.

The carriage left Chongyifang and ran straight out of Chang'an, heading for a wasteland in the north. When Li Xin was studying the method of frying steel, he set up a simple steelmaking camp on the edge of a tributary of the Wei River. After the success of the steel frying method, he simply did not dismantle the camp, but expanded it and fixed it as a metallurgical base.

After explaining the importance of metallurgy to Li Shimin, Li Shimin was very supportive of Li Xin's decision, not only provided a considerable sum of money, but also specially dispatched a forbidden army to guard the area within a five-mile radius, and would not allow anyone with malicious intentions Break into this area.

The "Old Wu" mentioned by Li Xin just now, whose real name is Wu Zhen, is a master who worked hard in the camp when he studied the method of frying steel. The rare thing is that he knows a lot of words, and he is very savvy to some things taught by Li Xin, and he is loyal. Therefore, Li Xin asked him to take charge of many affairs of this camp, and he is regarded as a right-hand man.