Being a tour guide for historical celebrities, the motherland is amazed again

Chapter 6: You are so good at living

[This is how the system is stipulated]

[The cost of the joint activity is shared equally by the host and the visitor]

"Okay, next time I eat with Brother Zheng, I'll eat more."

"Miss Su, are you done?" "Can you teach me some of the knowledge of later generations? Although I can't learn it all, knowing a little bit is enough to revitalize the Qin Dynasty."

Su Jiahe turned around and saw Ying Zheng sitting beside her humbly like a primary school student. She suddenly felt a little guilty.

She felt that with her level of knowledge, she could not teach Ying Zheng much.

If she taught the wrong thing and harmed the Chinese people in that dimension, she would become a sinner for all eternity.

Perhaps the historical records record: "In the 28th year of the reign of Emperor Qin, the enchantress Su taught him evil magic, and the Qin Dynasty was destroyed, and the world was in chaos."

After careful consideration, Su Jiahe decided to find some science and education films for Ying Zheng to watch. She also bought pens, inkstones, and paper at a stationery store for Ying Zheng to take notes.

While Ying Zheng was studying, Su Jiahe ordered seeds of various crops online, and downloaded science and medicine books such as "Qimin Yaoshu", "Tiangong Kaiwu", "Shanghan Lun", and "Jinkui Yaolue", changed the font to small seal script, and printed them out.

Although modern technology cannot be directly used in the Qin Dynasty, these books can make the Qin Dynasty's technology advance by hundreds or thousands of years.

Before they knew it, they had been busy all day.

Su Jiahe looked at the darkening sky outside the window, rubbed his sore neck, and then he remembered that he hadn't eaten all day.

The printer on the desk spit out sheets of paper covered with seal characters, almost rubbing off sparks.

"Brother Zheng, aren't you tired?"

Ying Zheng seemed not to have heard Su Jiahe's words. He was still concentrating on the tablet, with the notes piled up more than ten centimeters beside him.

"As expected of the First Emperor, he is so hardworking." Su Jiahe sighed and went downstairs to buy two spicy hotpots.

After dinner, Su Jiahe felt dizzy and leaned back on the sofa, hugging her cat, Tangqiu. Ying Zheng was still staring at the screen, almost swallowing ink.

"Brother Zheng, don't you want to take a rest?" Su Jiahe was afraid that Ying Zheng would die of exhaustion in her home.

Ying Zheng still didn't answer until late at night when he stood up and stretched out his body.

"Great, great," Ying Zheng finally said, "So there's so much to learn about farming. If the people of Qin understood this, they wouldn't have to worry about having enough food and clothing."

"Brother Zheng, I've booked a hotel for you nearby. You should go and have a rest." Su Jiahe was lying on the sofa, feeling extremely sleepy, but Ying Zheng didn't want to leave, and it was not convenient for her to take a shower and go to bed.

Besides, Su Jiahe is very particular about her bed. After two days of traveling, she just wants to lie down in her own bed and have a good sleep.

"Time is running out, I'll just stay here for one night." Ying Zheng said.

Su Jiahe: ...

Have you ever considered that we are alone in a room together?

"Brother Zheng, we can also learn in a hotel, and it's more spacious." Su Jiahe tried her best to persuade Ying Zheng to leave.

In order to allow Ying Zheng to concentrate on his studies, Su Jiahe simply booked a suite and let Ying Zheng live in it for the next few days.

The next morning, Su Jiahe was still dreaming about Xianyang's water basin mutton when she was woken up by Ying Zheng's phone call.

"Miss Su, I've finished watching the science and education film you gave me. I want to learn something else."

"No way, you've read so much." Su Jiahe yawned, climbed up with messy hair, rushed to the hotel, and continued to find study materials for him.

After all, facing Ying Zheng who worked day and night and was determined to change history, Su Jiahe couldn't afford to slack off.

The next day, Ying Zheng learned the techniques of papermaking, gunpowder, and movable type printing.

On the third day, Ying Zheng learned the basic processes of industrial production activities such as textiles, kiln firing, iron smelting, and mining. On the fourth day, Ying Zheng learned the basic principles of the spinning jenny and the steam engine.

Of course, Su Jiahe was not idle either. She prepared things for Ying Zheng to take back every day. The living room of the suite was filled with express deliveries of all sizes.

Su Jiahe is very grateful that there is online shopping in this era, otherwise she, who doesn't know the difference between grains, really wouldn't know where to buy seeds.

On the fourth night, after four days of intense study, Ying Zheng was tired. He put down his pen, lay on the hotel window, and watched the hustle and bustle of traffic outside.

"I will be leaving tomorrow," Ying Zheng said to Su Jiahe. "The afterlife is so wonderful. I'm a little reluctant to leave."

"Brother Zheng, you've been studying all the time these days. Don't you want to go out and play some more?" Su Jiahe asked.

"Actually, I have another wish, which is to see the Great Wall I built. Is it too late?"

"This... the Qin Great Wall is no longer there, only a few ruins are left." Su Jiahe said regretfully.

"Well, okay," Ying Zheng sighed, "but this is to be expected. Two thousand years have passed, and China has been completely transformed, not to mention the Great Wall. But without the Great Wall, will the Xiongnu invade?"

"Brother Zheng, don't worry. Since the advent of firearms, the surrounding ethnic groups that are good at fighting have become good at singing and dancing."

"What are thermal weapons? So powerful!" Ying Zheng exclaimed.

"Things like muskets and cannons. The information I prepared for you includes a tutorial on how to make simple firearms. Take your time to read it when you get back."

"Thank you, Miss Su. I will study it carefully."

At this time, Ying Zheng had already imagined the scene of the four seas submitting to the Qin Dynasty and the leaders of various countries singing and dancing in the hall.

"Miss Su, does the Chinese army use muskets and artillery now?"

"China's weapons nowadays are much more powerful than these."

Su Jiahe couldn't describe it clearly, so she took out her mobile phone and played clips of "Master Craftsmen of a Great Country", "My Great Country" and the military parade for Ying Zheng.

Armored vehicles, fighter jets, warships, and huge "logs" flashed across the screen.

Looking at the spectacular and shocking scene, Ying Zheng trembled slightly with excitement.

"These...are all China's most important national treasures?"

"This is China today," Su Jiahe said with a hint of pride. "Now, our weapons can repel enemies thousands of miles away. We no longer have to worry about foreign invasions."

"Hahaha..." Ying Zheng laughed loudly, looking up to the sky. "In later generations, China still stands out from the crowd."

"Brother Zheng, actually China is still a little far from being number one, and we are still working hard." Su Jiahe said modestly.

"No matter what, we are much more powerful now than the Qin Dynasty. Miss Su, I want to celebrate tonight." Ying Zheng could not hide his excitement.

"Okay, Brother Zheng, I'll take you to a good place."

Half an hour later, the two took a taxi to the bar street. Su Jiahe chose the best decorated bar and took Ying Zheng inside.

"Brother Zheng, order whatever you want. It's my treat."

Ying Zheng glanced at the drink menu and looked embarrassed.

"Miss Su, the wine here is too expensive. It's costing you a lot of money these days."

Although Ying Zheng still doesn't know simplified Chinese characters, he has learned Arabic numerals in the past few days and has a basic understanding of current prices.

Su Jiahe was stunned. In many historical records, Ying Zheng was portrayed as a wasteful and extravagant person. She didn't expect that he was so good at living.

(End of this chapter)