Da Qin: I became friends with Zhao Zheng

Chapter 155 Chapter 150 Four, Horseshoe

After a while, Zhao Zheng pressed the pen in his hand hard on the word "Yan".

No matter who it is, it is worth killing him if he wants to block his path to unify the Six Kingdoms.

Yao Xing excitedly searched for the banknotes and drew pictures. Although it was not very standard, Su Han had cooperated with Yao Xing several times and knew that Yao Xing's skills only ended here.Yao Xing didn't need to describe it hard, he just found paper and redrawn it himself, calculating the proportions.

After dozens of drawings of different sizes were drawn, Su Han remembered to ask: "Queen, if the iron is driven into the horseshoe, won't it cause the horse to be disabled?"

Yao Xing thought for a while and said, "No, just like a person cutting their nails, the horseshoe is also protected by thick layers. As long as the nail is inserted in the right position, there will be no problem."

"Then how did the Queen know?" Su Han is a technical geek and has pursued these things to the point of madness. He is relatively familiar with Yao Xing and has always been outspoken.

Yao Xing didn't know how to explain it, so she could only look impatient: "I must know, otherwise why would I ask you to do it!"

"Hurry up, I'll make you a marquis after this thing is made!" Yao Xing pointed at the piles of drawings and urged.

Su Han already has a blind worship of Yao Xing, so even if Yao Xing doesn't give him an explanation, he is still willing to try one by one.Anyway, it was Yao Xing's order. Even if he couldn't do it, he wouldn't do anything, and he wouldn't have to pay for the disability of a few horses.

Several injured horses were brought in. Yao Xing personally observed the soles of their feet and pointed out their approximate positions to Su Han.

Su Han calculated the size, and the blacksmith forged it directly. That night, he nailed the horseshoes to the injured horse.

In the evening, Zhao Zheng saw that Yao Xing had not returned to the palace, and little Fusu started crying again, so he hugged little Fusu and found him.

Hearing from the palace people that Yao Xing was at the racecourse and summoning Su Han to the palace, he felt a little hopeful.

Yao Xing's whimsical ideas put countless capable people to shame, but Yao Xing was able to turn those whimsical ideas into reality and benefit the people of Qin Dynasty.

Zhao Zheng entered the racecourse and heard a horse neighing when he saw Yao Xing's red dress.

Worried that Yao Xing was injured, Zhao Zheng handed Xiao Fusu to the wet nurse and walked quickly to Yao Xing: "What are you doing?"

Yao Xing jumped onto Zhao Zheng excitedly, hugged Zhao Zheng's face and kissed him.

Where Yao Xing didn't see it, Su Han lowered his head in loneliness, not daring to watch the two of them being affectionate.

Zhao Zheng was still not used to Yao Xing's enthusiasm. He glanced awkwardly at the palace man next to him who didn't dare to raise his head, and reprimanded him weakly: "What are you doing? You already have children, why don't you be more stable!"

Yao Xing pursed her lips: "Then you should let go of your hands!"

Zhao Zhengkou thought that Yao Xing was upright and said that Yao Xing was not stable, but it turned out that he was as stable as him. Now he put his hands on Yao Xing's waist and hugged Yao Xing tightly.

Zhao Zheng blushed when Yao Xing told him what he was thinking, and he lifted Yao Xing down with all his strength and put him on the ground.

After coughing twice to relieve the embarrassment, he said, "What are you doing?"

Only then did Yao Xing remember to share the joy, grabbed Zhao Zheng's hand, pulled him to the war horse where the horseshoe had been successfully nailed, and pointed to the horse's hoof:

"Look, I've put shoes on the horse!"

Zhao Zheng asked someone to lift the horse's shoe, and took a look at it. He was very puzzled by the iron hoof under the horse's shoe: "What is this?"

Yao Xing took out a single horseshoe as if it were a treasure: "Put shoes on the horse. Won't it prevent the horse's shoe from being hurt when walking on the sand or gravel road?"

(End of this chapter)