After I kissed the rough man Khan, I was busy farming in the grassland

After Li Xianyun and Sang Yanlin discussed the details, they came out of the room.

Sang Yanlin personally selected five or six capable and careful people for Li Xianyun who had some research on geology and water conservancy.

Li Xianyun led a group of people to Beidi and saw a group of people digging ditches yesterday. The shovels they used were not uniformly configured and should have been brought from their respective homes.

The corners of Li Xianyun's mouth curved up, Ye Luyan was really good at rectifying people.

These people have not committed any heinous crimes, and locking them up is just a waste of food in the cell. It is better to punish them and let them do something practical and make meritorious service for their crimes - dig ditches, which can also save the labor of digging ditches.

This group of people was arrested by armored soldiers and put into a cell last night. They were locked up all night. They were frightened. In the morning, they learned that they had the opportunity to redeem themselves and make meritorious deeds. Not to mention how happy they were. They no longer dared to cheat and cheat.

Everyone worked very hard and dug the ditch wide and deep.

The farmers who have received new shovels are not idle either. They are building and consolidating ridges in the fields, each responsible for their own fields.

This move should have been ordered by Yeluyan to Jinwu.

People are often like this. They don't care about other people's affairs, but they care about their own affairs thousands of times.

In this way, there is no need to worry about the field ridges.

Without these worries, Li Xianyun can start having people build drum trucks and rollover trucks to solve the problem of watering and irrigation.

She took a group of people to visit the fields and recorded them with pen on paper.

It clearly records the land area, distribution and topography in Khitan characters, and also records the surrounding rivers, their direction and flow rate in detail.

She was an excellent painter, and with just a few strokes, she drew the map accurately and meticulously.

The group walked a lot throughout the morning.

When they were really tired from walking, Li Xianyun asked everyone to sit on the field bank or by the river to take a rest.

When others were taking a break, Li Xianyun would write and draw on the drawings. She would often ask the group for their observations and make modifications based on the specific circumstances on her manuscript paper.

Although the group walked and stopped, they were all very tired.

The accompanying officials from the Department of Arms were already very tired, but when they saw Li Xianyun, a frail and graceful young man, they didn't even say a word of bitterness or cry out that they were tired, how could they have the nerve to hold back?
  Moreover, Li Xianyun is good at calligraphy and painting, and is thoughtful, and as a Han Chinese, she can write beautiful Khitan calligraphy, which makes people admire her.

Working under such convincing hands makes me feel full of energy.

After visiting for a whole morning, Li Xianyun identified several places where bobbin trucks and overturned trucks were built.

Beidi covers a large area, but the terrain is flat, so it is not difficult to pour water.

Li Xianyun led a group of people back to the Department of Arms, explained her gains in detail to Sang Yanlin and several officials in charge, and then revealed her next plan.

"Building dump trucks and barrel trucks requires laying foundations. We will adopt a two-pronged approach. You are responsible for making the components, and I will be responsible for asking Khan to dispatch manpower to lay the foundations."

Yeluyan has many people at his disposal, and a small task like laying the foundation can be completed in a day or two.

Sang Yanlin said: "Okay."

Li Xianyun looked over the parts being produced and already produced by the Department of Arms and Equipment, and pointed out a few minor problems.

She was generally quite satisfied with everyone in the Department of Arms.

They are all craftsmen, meticulous in their work and good at research. What they lack most is professional guidance. Now that they have technical guidance, they are doing things like a duck in water and prospering. (End of chapter)