Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

When he came back to the Yamen of Sinong Temple, Li Xin ran into Shi Lixiong, which really made him feel a little upset. Fortunately, I didn't see this guy this time, and I don't know where he was punished.

Li Xin stepped into the yamen, not the slightest regret for Shi Lixiong's departure, but he felt fortunate. This kind of guy who doesn't care about work is better to kick it away as soon as possible.

"Meet His Royal Highness King Chu." The little servant who passed by bowed and saluted.

Li Xin nodded and asked, "Do you have one here called Meng Jiao?"

Xiao Si blinked and said, "Master Meng should be behind the hall now. Your Royal Highness walks down this road, then turn right and you will see..."

"Well, thank you." Li Xin casually thanked him, and then walked forward.

The young man scratched his head. For one thing, he didn't know what Li Xin asked the Meng Jiao man to do, and secondly, he was a little surprised that Li Xin would thank him as a young man. I usually pour tea to these gentlemen in Sinong Temple, and I haven't heard many thanks. Suddenly, when he heard a big person like King Chu thank him, he felt a little bit vigorous for no reason.

It can only be said that King Chu's demeanor is indeed different from the others.

Li Xin followed the path directed by the young man and quickly came to the second half of the Yamen of Sinong Temple. There are three small fields here, which are similar in function to the experimental field he set up in the mansion, but they are not marked out. If the Champa rice he sent to Sinong Temple was given full attention, it should have been planted in these fields early. Unfortunately, no.

But it doesn't matter, those rice plants have now settled in the Chu Palace. Li Xin's personal attendance, they all look very good.

Two of the three fields in front of me were empty, with a lot of weeds growing, and only the innermost one was growing green with some kind of crop. Li Xin walked over to look curiously, only to discover that the field was planted with peas!

This thing does not originate in the Central Plains. Li Xin didn't know exactly when it was introduced to China. But now it seems that at least in the Tang Dynasty, it is no longer a rare crop.

Li Xin stepped forward, knelt down and touched the leaves of the pea, and couldn't help but think of the games he used to play. In that game, Pea is a powerful gunner. Thinking of this, he couldn't help but sigh with infinite emotion from the bottom of his heart.

"Hey, who allowed you to move things?" Suddenly, a low male voice came from behind.

Li Xin looked back and saw that he was a middle-aged man in coarse cloth with his trousers rolled up to his calf. He looked like a peasant completely, and he was very incompatible with the surrounding government offices.

"Oh, sorry." Li Xin stood up and asked, "You planted these peas?"

"Pea?" the man repeated strangely, "What is it? Is it another name for Rong Shudou?"

Li Xin didn't know how to answer. The man didn't pay too much attention to it, so he went to the field and fiddled with the leaves of the peas.

Li Xin stood by the side of the field watching the man's movements, and said to his heart: Walking around in the official office with such a weird dress, it means that he is definitely not a small servant, otherwise he would have been reprimanded by his superiors to dress well... .. Most of them are officials of Sinong Temple.

In addition, this person's subtle and rude tone when he spoke to Li Xin just now...

Isn't this guy the "Meng Jiao" that Chen Yin said?

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