The ruffian girl's palace: the sky-high concubine

28 Chapter 2 Surprised by Heaven and Man [-]
Xia Houqing also looked at me expectantly, but the Empress Dowager didn't look very pretty.

I didn't know what was going on, so I couldn't help pointing at the ghee paste that I could see and couldn't touch in the distance and said: "A few days ago, I seemed to hear Aunt Liu say that the ghee paste is made of peach puree. I seem to hear you say again...the soldiers on the frontier have nothing to eat."

"So what?" King Chuyang's emotions had calmed down a little, and his eyes were shining when he looked at me.

"I'm thinking... I'm just thinking about it casually." I continued to stammer, "In this season, peaches should not be produced, but there are still peaches in the palace, there are in the palace... the minister's house must also have peaches." , Out-of-season crops need the most land, manpower and experience to cultivate, why...why not use those manpower and land to cultivate food for soldiers to eat?"

Several people looked at me and their jaws dropped.

I know that it must be a little strange for a person who only knows how to eat to say this.

I swallowed dryly again, and said, "I've done some research on eating."

A few people looked at me, and it was clear at a glance, as if to say that this made sense.

I paused for a while, and said with a dry laugh: "Actually...eating out-of-season foods may not be good, but natural ones are good and nutritious."

In my memory, my brother who went to Agricultural University seems to have said that off-season things are piled up by medicines, fertilizers and artificial air temperature, which is not reliable at all, and things that are exposed to wind and sun are the best, so in the 21st century, we My family never buys food that is out of season, especially when my brother is home from vacation.

"Since the queen has said so, then... order everyone not to produce off-season crops, what do you think?" King Chuyang looked at me and asked tentatively. In that way, he almost regarded me as the savior of the world. .

I thought about it for a while, thinking that it would be a pity if all the peaches were chopped off.

(End of this chapter)