After interpenetrating with Lord Hou, he became addicted to house fighting

Chapter 1278 Preface

Chu Yin woke up and found that Rong An's face was not sleepy at all. He turned slightly to the side and asked, "Not asleep?"

"I'm not sleepy," Rong An also turned sideways to face her, "How are you?"

"It's obvious that the boat is very comfortable, but I still feel tired," Chu Yin rubbed his eyebrows, "So I don't understand those people on the water who make boats their home."

"It just comes from habit," Rong An said, "They are all used to that kind of life, so naturally they won't feel uncomfortable.

“Besides, the main thing is poverty. If you have the conditions, who would be willing to float on the water all the time.

“The boat keeps rocking, which makes people feel uneasy, but it’s more comfortable to keep one’s feet on the ground.

"We are going home anyway, and we don't have to do anything in a hurry. You just need to take a rest first and calm down before talking."

Chu Yin responded softly. She also knew her situation. It was because she was at home and completely relaxed, so she felt tired.

But an hour's sleep was no longer short. The two of them got up one after another, washed and changed clothes again, and went to Chu Dunru's place.

Chu Dunru was flipping through "Chronicles of the Northland" and when he saw them coming, he asked them to sit down with a smile and said, "A Yin polished this all?"

"Yes," Rong An looked at Chu Yin gently before saying, "My son-in-law is not very good at writing. So I asked A Yin to help with proofreading and revision."

"Well," Chu Dunru nodded slightly, "It's not bad. I can see that Ayin is very attentive and basically hasn't changed your writing habits."

I just corrected the typos, corrected the inappropriate parts, and rephrased the inappropriate parts.

Chu Dunru raised his head and looked at Rong An: "If there are too many changes, you didn't write it."

Rong An looked at Chu Yin and smiled, it was A Yin who understood him that was why he could change so well.

Chu Dunru closed the book and said, "I don't understand the war, but this book is very intuitive and makes people feel the harshness of the North and the cruelty of the war. It is indeed thought-provoking.

"How many copies of this batch have been printed? Are you planning to give it away?"

"Only one hundred copies have been printed," Rong An answered honestly. "For the time being, I have given one copy to everyone I trust. I haven't thought of anything else yet."

Chu Dunru nodded slightly and said, "Don't print anymore for now. However, you can have people give advice to the generals stationed in various places and ask them to write about their military careers.

"At that time, your book will be ready for printing."

Rong An's eyes lit up, and he quickly stood up and bowed deeply to Chu Dunru, "Thank you, father-in-law, for the advice!"

Chu Yin was also very happy. As the saying goes, "A tree that is beautiful in the forest will be destroyed by the wind." If Rong An's book spreads, it will inevitably arouse the suspicion of Emperor Changxing, which is not a good thing.

But if all the generals in the DPRK and China published books, it would not be conspicuous.

Rong An took the opportunity to ask: "I wonder if my son-in-law has the honor to ask his father-in-law to help write a preface?"

Chu Dunru readily agreed, "But we have to wait a moment. Your Uncle Xu and Aunt Xu will be arriving in the next two days."

"At that time, Mr. Xu and I discussed that he should write the first preface since he has personally been to the Northland.

"I'll just write the second one."

Rong An and Chu Yin looked at each other and saw surprise on each other's faces, "Have you received the letter?"

Chu Dunru nodded slightly, "They went to visit an old friend before, but unfortunately, that old friend has passed away, and his descendants were oppressed by the local people, so he became their master for them, so it was delayed for a few days."

(End of this chapter)