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Chapter 1438 Trapping free-range sheep in prison

Jing Yu straightened his attitude: "Father, the city of Horseshoe Mountain is not just for living. We built the city here because it has the most people and collects the most taxes. It can smelt iron and make weapons here. The Rong people are a conquest. For a nation like this, wars rely on strong soldiers and sharp weapons, and these things cannot be done in tents or in the process of living by water. To put it simply, only a fixed city can do these things. What the father thinks is to follow the sky Yangmin, what Erchen and Cheng Huai think is that the sky will follow my will."

King Rong sullenly said, "The truth is good, but in the future, if the royal court can't roam around to intimidate you, no one will listen to your words. It's like grazing. You need to patrol all the time."

"Has the father ever thought about trapping free-range sheep in prison?"

As soon as her rhetorical question came out, King Rong stopped talking and carried Jinyu into the room, as if he didn't want to discuss this issue with Jingyu.

There are thousands of ways to govern the country and secure power, not only one of them is useful, so Jing Yu is not in a hurry to convince King Rong.

He achieved his current position by relying on his own theory, which naturally shows that the set of theoretical methods he insists on is indeed feasible.

Now that he and Ming Huai don't want to follow the path he has walked, differences are inevitable.

He intentionally only played with Jinyu, so Jingyu stopped joining in the fun, and came out after staying for a while under the pretext of having something to do.

Before returning to the place where they lived, Qu Ming and Nazhi found it again. There was mud on the soles of their feet, and they seemed to have gone to Horseshoe Mountain.

"Sister-in-law."

With such respect, Jing Yu didn't believe that nothing would happen, so she waited for them at the same place.

They were wearing oilcloths, and their clothes were still mostly wet.

"Sister-in-law, what do you think about what you said yesterday?" Qu Ming said it, and it should be taken for granted: "My mother's meaning."

"Tell Mrs. Jin that the house given to the king includes her residence. Although the main house has a lot of courtyards, there will be many people who will live in it in the future, so you can't give Mrs. Jin a separate yard."

"Why don't you give it?" Nazhi choked when she opened her mouth: "With so many yards, is it possible that Chang'an's sister-in-law wants to give Cheng Huai a concubine?"

This aggressive tone made Jing Yu very upset: "Why should I give it? Tujin was awarded to Cheng Huai by the father, and the Horseshoe Mountain was built by me and Cheng Huai. Honoring the father is to be a son As a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jin is not my serious mother-in-law. She has been so many demons before. I have done my best to allow her a place to live in Horseshoe Mountain. What's wrong with the main house with so many yards? Do I want more? Just give each of the three of you brothers a share? You think too much, can’t I leave those yards empty after they’re built? I don’t need a place to put my dowry, can you manage how to arrange it?”

She didn't want to continue talking with the two of them. She really didn't know how they said it was so shameless to take it for granted.

Now that you want a place to live, what kind of monster were you doing back then?
Deserve it.

She left abruptly, and Qu Ming and Nazhi blushed at the words, they couldn't help but feel angry.

Back at the residence, when Jingyu talked about how Qu Ming and Nazhi found her during the meal, Lingyuan found it inconceivable.

"Where do they have faces, princess, you didn't agree, did you?"

"Of course I won't agree." Jing Yu teased and lay on the bed looking at her two cubs: "It's a trivial matter to give them a place to live, but once they live in, they can blatantly put in people, Qu Mingsan The brothers have been following the royal court all these years, except when they left when they attacked the Nanman, they almost never left the royal court, let alone fought for their own interests in front of King Rong, and up to now they only rely on others.

(End of this chapter)