I Built a Territory in Ancient Times

Xu Wen was so excited that his eyes were red, he straightened his clothes, and then bowed to the ground to pay homage to Ming Yu, "I will live up to my trust."

Ming Yu helped him get up, "This body does not fail the people, and the people will not fail you. Just think that the people are the best reward for this king."

Xu Wen nodded his head and promised, and brought up what he didn't understand. Ming Ye answered patiently. Xu Wen gained a lot from it, and admired Ming Yu's whimsy even more.

While the two were discussing, the letter that Ming Yu was thinking about entered the capital at this time. Prince Ming Ye heard a letter from Liangcheng, and was still surprised that his fourteenth brother would even send him a letter, which is indeed extremely rare. Now, he wants to see if this younger brother is not used to regretting it when he first arrived in Liangcheng?

When he opened the letter, Ming Ye swept through the letter with one glance and ten lines. It was a little incredible. He read it again. After reading this carefully, Ming Ye's brows furrowed. This fourteenth brother, why did he think about going to Jixi? Doing business in the Western Regions? This is something that the ancestors have not allowed since the founding of the country. What is he doing?

The prince's worried expression was seen in the eyes of Xu Xi, the prince's assistant, and he couldn't help asking: "What is the prince doing? What happened in the letter from King Duan?"

This Xu Xi has been studying with Ming Ye since he was a child, and now he is also working in the Prince's Mansion. Ming Ye has always been kind to him, and he does not hide many things from him. He also helps Ming Ye with a lot of ideas. It can be said that Ye has come all the way, and this confidant can be said to have contributed greatly.

When Xu Xi asked, the prince handed the letter to him without paying much attention, "Look at it."

After seeing it, Xu Xi was also surprised, "Prince, why does His Highness the Fourteenth Prince have such... such thoughts?"

Ming Ye shook his head and did not speak. To be honest, he had never understood this fellow brother. In the palace, where could there be true brotherhood? None of his brothers are safe. He is the prince, and he knows that he is alone and helpless since he is sensible. He has always been cautious, for fear of being squeezed out by his so-called brothers, or accidentally stabbed in the back by someone else. In the eyes of others, the position of the prince is a sweet potato, but only he knows that this position is actually a hot potato.

The heights are very cold, Ming Yu is his mother's compatriot, and he has been stupid since childhood, but he is quite close to him. Sometimes he thought about how nice it would be if this fellow brother was a normal person, at least in this hypocritical palace, the Fourteenth Brother could help him and prevent him from fighting alone. And sometimes he was glad that his younger brother was a fool, which would make people feel at ease.

It is precisely because of this that he also treats this younger brother with some sincerity. He once thought that after a hundred years from his father, he will inherit that position logically, and then let the fourteenth younger brother sit back and relax as his idle prince.

How do you know that the fourteenth brother has been begging the father to go to Liangcheng, and now there is such a scene, what should people do? If you are criticized by someone who has a heart, you will not be able to please yourself.

Ming Ye was feeling embarrassed, thinking about whether to send a letter to persuade the Fourteenth Brother to give up this idea, and heard Xu Xi say: "But the Fourteenth Highness's idea is really good."

Ming Ye looked at Xu Xi for no apparent reason, and Xu Xi tapped the letter with his finger and said, "The Fourteenth Highness's plan above is well written, and even in terms of future profit sharing, I have to say that this benefit is very good. Attractive."

Ming Ye smiled wryly, how attractive it is, it is not empty talk. His Royal Highness, the Crown Prince, looks very beautiful on the surface, but he keeps a family of literati and woos the ministers of the court and the middle, which one does not need to spend a lot of money? Although he also has a farmhouse under his name, he has felt that he cannot make ends meet over the years.

"His Royal Highness, I think this is indeed a way to make money, and you don't have to take much risk." Xu Xi handed the letter back to Ming Ye and said.

Ming Ye's eyes lit up, and he hurriedly asked, "How do you say this?"

Xu Xi pondered for a while, and then said: "His Fourteenth Highness asked you to provide some goods such as porcelain, silk, and tea, and he is responsible for everything else. Prince, your shop is not without these, so give the tenth a backlog of old goods. The fourth master will deal with it, and at that time, if you earn several times or even dozens of times, you will be able to share half of the profits, so why not do it?" In the letter, Ming Yu has already said that the future benefits will be divided into 50% and 50%, so it seems that it is not There is no risk. "As far as 10,000 steps back, if there is any loss of these goods, they are just old goods that are not worth a few silver coins. But in this way, you have helped the Fourteenth Highness, and the Fourteenth Highness will only be more grateful. Be kinder to you."

That's true, Ming Ye nodded, and Xu Xi continued: "His Fourteenth Highness can still think of the Prince when he is outside, which shows that your place in his heart is very important. The Prince has not always wanted a help, and now His Highness the Fourteenth is very important. Why isn't it the help of the Crown Prince when he is enfeoffing a party outside?"

Ming Ye frowned, "If the fourteenth younger brother were to be entrusted to the vicinity of Gyeonggi or the rich land in the south, he would be a help, but he actually went to Liangzhou. What can Liangzhou have? A barren land, alas!" It's not that he didn't persuade him at first, but he refused to listen to people's words and insisted on going there.