Hearing this, Hua Yuefen spit out her tongue slightly and turned her head shyly.

The lotus leaf moved downward slightly, covering half of her cheek.

Shy?

What's the point of being shy? It's just a pure guilty conscience!

This passage was also what Hua Yue was forced to remember in her mind when she saw Brother Yu Yan, who was bent on learning from the ancients, holding an ancient book and shaking his head non-stop while he was holding an ancient book.

But now suddenly a flash of inspiration appeared.

Looking at the child whose face was a little red because of the praise, Luo Chao said: "The monarch loves inland culture and often looks for some inland books to read. It is said that there are great righteousness in them and different strategies for governing the country."

Turning his starry eyes, he continued: "However, the military tactics of the inland are indeed good. Although it is not completely suitable for Fu Yu, it is still indispensable."

Nodding, Huayue said with emotion: "There are people who are stronger than me everywhere. I have encountered very powerful opponents before. But I haven't encountered them since I came here."

She originally thought that Luo Chao would say something great, but instead he just rubbed her hair and lost his voice.

Huayue raised her head and looked at that handsome face.

But he saw his starry eyes looking out the window, his thin lips slightly pursed, not knowing what he was thinking.

Within a few days, the emperor's imperial edict came.

The sixth prince Luo Shui inherited the name of the third prince Luo Xi and was named King Zhi.

But Hua Yue, every time she saw this dewy and beautiful boy, she would raise her head and shout to him angrily: "Hello, Master Six!"

So much later, many people forgot that Luoshui was the Prince of Zhi, and instead called him the Sixth Prince.

In the days that followed, there was a good scene in Fuyu where the people lived and worked in peace and contentment, and the country was peaceful and the people were safe.

Occasionally, Luo Chao would take Huayue around to check new battlefields and check the equipment and defense conditions on the border.

While staying in the royal city, Huayue would go to the training camp in Xiyuan for a while and discuss new chariot research with the master craftsman Muqida.

Later, Huayue also designed pitching cannons, climbing ladders, etc. based on the principles of cannons and tanks...

In the seventeenth year of the Great Mighty King's reign, Fuyu's national power became unprecedentedly strong during this period of time.
Chapter completed!