I was the emperor in the Ming Dynasty

Chapter 741 Sophia's Little Thoughts

Li Tian, ​​who was so happy, didn't notice the change in Sophia's mood at this time.

He loudly called Jiang Bao and the others, and issued several orders in succession, asking them to arrange manpower as soon as possible to go to the south, and bring the people and the boat back as soon as possible no matter what the price was.

And specially commanded,
"If things don't go well, you can go to the prince for help, tell that brat, just say what I said, if the boat and people can't be brought back, he won't have to come back in the future!"

Li Tian deliberately added such a sentence, but it actually has a lot of meaning.

In Li Tian's plan, Zhu Zhanji has little chance of inheriting his throne. In the future, he is very likely to go overseas to establish a separate country.

At this time, letting him get in touch with people from the western world is not only good for broadening his horizons, but also laying a good foundation for him to go to sea in the future.

It is impossible for Li Tian in the future to do everything by himself.

Overseas affairs will inevitably be one of the most important affairs of Ming Dynasty in the future. It is the most ideal to have someone with Zhu Zhanji's status outside to manage it.

The sooner Zhu Zhanji comes into contact with the Western world, the better for him.

Li Tian is also worried about Zhu Zhanji's future, but he doesn't know if Zhu Zhanji can understand it. Li Tian's painstaking efforts, of course, are all for later.

On Li Tian's side, he gave orders so vigorously that he almost stared blankly at Sophia whose mentality had changed.

"Is this the demeanor of an emperor who commands tens of millions of people and governs a huge empire of more than 900 million square kilometers!
Really mighty, so bold.

Much stronger than the father.

And he is not only an emperor, astronomy and geography, exquisite workmanship, but also almost omnipotent and proficient in everything.

Why didn't I meet such a perfect person earlier.

Heavenly Father, I seem to be falling..."

For the princess of Sophia, a once big country and now a city-state, although her family has temporarily declined.

But the glory of the past still filled her with pride.

Even in Europe where there are grand dukes, lords, and even kings everywhere, she has never been moved by anyone.

In her ideal, her future husband must be someone who, like Alexander, Caesar, or even the ancestor Justinian, can create a huge empire.

She has been searching in Europe for more than ten years, and has seen countless kings, but no one has this hope.

Until now, until today, after she has seen Li Tian, ​​who is almost perfect in every aspect, the emperor, she is finally sure that what she has been looking for is such a great person!

In fact, from the contact with Li Tian in the past few days, she has been deeply attracted by Li Tian's insight and rich knowledge that far exceeds this era.

It's just that a few days ago, she just regarded Li Tian as a respectable scholar, only respecting and admiring, and had no other thoughts.

But seeing Li Tian giving orders to his subordinates today made her realize that Li Tian is not only a man of profound knowledge, but also the ruler of a huge empire.

Coupled with Li Tian's impulsive kiss earlier, it can be regarded as completely opening her heart.

"He is the person I am looking for who can save the Byzantine Empire!
He is the perfect man to be my husband! "

This shy thought had already made Sophia's heart beat wildly just as it arose, and when she looked at Li Tian again, there was a strange look in her eyes.

If Li Tian wasn't an Asian, if Li Tian wasn't a man with wives and concubines, maybe Sophia would have rushed to express her love to him at this time.

But her last rationality will temporarily suppress this impulse.

It is not difficult to make the other party fall in love with her. Sophia is quite confident in her appearance and talent.

But if she really does this, the first question she has to face is not whether Li Tian can accept herself, but whether this country and this nation will accept their emperor to win a woman with yellow hair and blue eyes.

Even if this woman is the princess of a once huge empire.

Yes, Sophia is not a person who knows nothing about Daming.

Through conversations with Li Tian in the past few days, she has learned a lot about the cultural differences between the East and the West.

When she knew that this country was not monogamous, she was almost stunned.

What made her even more incomprehensible was that it was fine for the emperor to do this, but ordinary people took this kind of thing for granted.

This was just one of many things Sofia couldn't understand.

If it can really help the Byzantine Empire regain its former glory, she can tolerate it even if she has to share a husband with other women.

But what she couldn't stand the most was the difference between the Han people's treatment of the legitimate son and the concubine son.

In Western countries, regardless of whether a legitimate son or an illegitimate son, as long as he has talent, even a married son-in-law can become the heir to the throne.

But in the East, unless all the legitimate sons died, it was not the turn of the concubine's children to inherit the family business.

She couldn't understand why the same father gave birth to sons, and the treatment would be so different just because the mothers were different.

The reason why she cares so much about this matter is that after getting in touch with Li Tian's many princes and princesses, she found that except for the few princes who were born on the same day, who study harder on weekdays, the other princes are not easy to study at all. thing.

She also asked Li Tian this question curiously.

The answer Li Tian gave her at the time was vague, but she finally understood it.

That is, looking at the entire history of Ming Dynasty, except for the son-in-law, almost all other princes were raised like pigs.

If a concubine's prince works too hard, he will be considered to be evil and covet the throne. Sophia can't understand such a weird idea.

In her imagination, shouldn't it be that the more outstanding people among her sons, the better.

Why did he come to Daming and worry that the princes other than his son would become outstanding?

Her scruples are actually here too.

She originally thought that if she married the emperor of Ming Dynasty, even if her son could not inherit the throne of Ming Dynasty in the future, he would still have a chance to return to the Mediterranean Sea to compete with his uncle for the throne.

With the help of Daming, a powerful empire in the east, I believe that my son will definitely be able to carry forward the Byzantine Empire.

It has to be said that her idea is good, but Daming's discrimination against concubine princes made her hesitate.

(End of this chapter)