Father Philip of the Holy See, Baron von Zeckert, the envoy of the Holy Roman Empire, Baron Santos, the envoy of the Kingdom of Spain, Friede Wilhelm Leibniz, the envoy of the Kingdom of France, Grant of the Anglican Church

Father Findol, Sir Charles Gough of the British East India Company, Governor John Masuek of the Dutch East India Company, Baron Warburg, the envoy of the Kingdom of Sweden, and Arnonio de Cass, the envoy of the Kingdom of Portugal.

Tro Sande and others, as well as their "shared translator" Ji Dabao, were following two bearded Yuanru men in commoner clothes and scarves, with long swords and bronze hammers, along the wooden stairs, round and round.

We walked up for a long time before we reached the top floor of Tengwang Pavilion located on the west wall of Nanchang.

When they walked into the top floor of Vine King, they found that the large room was somewhat empty, with no furniture and no decoration. There were only eleven futons and ten low-legged tables.

One of the futons and a table are facing south. A bearded man wearing a yellow cross-collar cloth and a yellow turban is kneeling on the futon. On the floor to his right is a handle.

A long sword, a grenade hammer, and a flintlock pistol.

Behind this man stood two men in red robes and yellow turbans who looked very fierce at first glance, with three-piece sets of long swords, copper hammers, and flintlock guns hanging on their bodies.

There is also a futon placed on the left hand side of the scholar in yellow, on which kneels an old scholar with a white beard, also in red and gold, but without the three-piece set of long sword, grenade hammer, and pistol.

The other nine futons and nine small tables were placed opposite the great scholar in yellow, all facing south and facing north. The futons were empty, and there were two scrolls and a name tag on each small table.

The nameplate is written in cursive Latin script with nine Western envoys and their names as well as the names of the countries or forces they represent.

Before the official of Honglu Temple who led the Western envoys upstairs could speak, Ji Dabao had already recognized the scholar in yellow clothes as Zhu Heji, the current supervisor of the Ming Dynasty.

He quickly said to the nine foreigners in Latin: "The man in yellow is the supervisor of the Ming Dynasty!"

After saying this, he was the first to bow to Zhu Heji: "Ji Dabao, professor of Cambridge Academy in England and general secretary of the United Mission of Western Countries, respectfully invites His Highness the Supervisor of the Ming Dynasty, Jin An!"

Zhu Heji nodded slightly and said nothing. The old man with a white beard sitting next to him was Luo Wenzao, the newly appointed minister of Honglu Temple, and said: "Professor Ji, there is no futon prepared for you here, so you can just stand there and wait."

Let’s do it!”

"Wansheng knows." Ji Dabao bowed respectfully to Luo Wenzao again, and then stood aside.

Listening to his current words and looking at his current posture of saluting, it is obvious that he has asked someone for advice.

This overseas Chinese, who was born in Manila and has been drifting in Southeast Asia since he was a child, originally didn't think much of traditional Chinese culture. But since he learned that the magic in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "The List of Gods" are very likely to be true, and these "

After "True Magic" gave him a taste of being a master of others in England (tasted in bed)...he suddenly became a disseminator of traditional Chinese culture!

After Ji Dabao stood up, Luo Wenzao began to call the roll call. Whoever's name was called would come in, salute, acknowledge the name, and then find his or her name tag and sit down.

Zhu Heji's side does not have much ceremony of kneeling and kowtowing. It is usually a bowing ceremony. Only on rare occasions does it need to be knelt down. Moreover, Zhu Heji's kneeling ceremony is not kowtowing, but kneeling down and praying.

, it’s a bit difficult to be realistic, so I can only worship a little less.

"Tfried Wilhelm Leibniz?" When Zhu Heji heard Leibniz's name, he suddenly became energetic. After being stunned for a moment, he asked, "Are you German? You are also proficient.

Mathematics and physics?”

Leibniz was also stunned. He never expected that there was a big shot in faraway East Asia who knew his name, and also knew that he was proficient in mathematics and physics... Isn't this amazing?

"Your Highness," he replied directly in Chinese with a hint of Hu Jianyin (Ji Dabao is from southern Fujian), "I am indeed a German, and I am also a mathematician and physicist!"

Haha! I really found a treasure!

Zhu Heji thought to himself: "This is fate! Okay, just stay...how to stay? You have to think about it carefully!"

By the way, who is the British envoy? It can’t be Newton, can it?”

Thinking of this, Zhu Heji first warmly greeted Leibniz to sit down, and then waited expectantly for Newton to appear.

Unfortunately, Newton did not show up, and the Anglican Church just sent a Gryffindor out of hand. Zhu Hexin said: "The last name is quite familiar. It seems that there is some kind of Gryffindor house in the UK...

..It should be a no-name university with mixed diplomas, right?"

After a while, everyone finished saying their names and sat cross-legged behind the small table with their name tags written on them.

These people also noticed the scroll placed on the small table and didn't know what it was. Zhu Heji didn't let them see it, so everyone could only suppress their curiosity for the time being.

Before Zhu Heji could wait for the nine Western envoys to speak, he spoke first: "Everyone, the Gu family has generally known the purpose of your visit...it is nothing more than the Catholic missionary freedom, the East India Trading Company's

Monopolized free trade, as well as your rights and interests in various parts of Southeast Asia, which is the territory of my Ming Dynasty. Am I right?"

He didn't speak quickly, and after finishing a sentence, he paused to let Luo Wenzao translate his words into Latin.

"Your Highness," Pastor Philip, the envoy of the Holy See, spoke at this time, "The Holy See and the Holy Roman Empire, Spain, France, England, the Netherlands, Sweden, Portugal, the Dutch East India Company, and the English East India Company will be in East and Southeast Asia.

Take a unified stance!”

Baron von Zeckert of the Holy Roman Empire, a small German nobleman, then continued the topic of Pastor Philip: "Your Highness, we do not want to interfere in China's internal affairs... As long as you and your

A government that can abide by recognized international rules, respect the interests of our countries in the Southeast Asia region, respect and guarantee not to change the status quo there, respect the norms of free trade, give the Catholic Church the freedom to spread the gospel of the Lord in your land, and properly

Resolve the Macau dispute with the Portuguese through negotiation."

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! His words were translated into Chinese by Ji Dabao.

Zhu Heji laughed at the German's words and burst into laughter: "The Archduke of Austria must think that his country has no interests in Asia and is far away from the Ming Dynasty. He is not afraid of being sanctioned by the Ming Dynasty at all, so he asked you to help him."

Are you talking nonsense about the Holy See and his Spanish cousins ​​and Portuguese friends? But he has forgotten that Muhammad once said: Seek the truth, even as far away as China!

Now, several envoys from the Caliphate have arrived in Guangzhou, but they are not here to seek the truth, but to seek magic gunpowder that can destroy the Vienna Castle!

Baron, on the table in front of you is the Ming-HRE Treaty in duplicate... Take these two treaties and return to Europe with my envoy. Go tell Leopold

I, if he doesn’t want to see the Turks use Chinese magic gunpowder to blow open the city walls of Vienna, he will honestly sign the treaty and abide by it!”

Luo Wenzao immediately translated Zhu Heji's words into Latin word for word, and the baron of the Holy Roman Empire was dumbfounded after listening to Luo Wenzao's translation... because Leopold

The German emperor didn't let him come to China to be a villain at all. The emperor just wanted to get cheap perfume!

What Louis XIV had, Leopold I also had!

It's that simple. But because this baron loved God and wanted to go to heaven, he was persuaded by Father Philip when he was in Nanjing and agreed to go to the Ming Dynasty Supervisory King to pretend to be a villain.

As a result, I didn’t get the perfume now, and I have to go back with an unequal treaty... Oh, it should be unequal!

If you don’t sign, you may end up subjugating your country!
Chapter completed!