Chapter 84 Your Highness, you forced me to say this
"Huh?"
Zhu Di's expression condensed, "With me here, you are a coward, who in the Beiping Mansion can harm you? If anyone dares to cause trouble for you, I will take care of it for you!"
"Please forgive me, Your Highness, but this official is so stupid that he can't think of any good ideas!"
Guo An thought for a moment, then shook his head firmly.
Hearing this, Zhu Di suddenly stared angrily, "If you don't tell me that you are a thief, I will punish you right now!"
On the side, Zhu Fu, Li Wang and others looked at Guo An with anger on their faces. How dare a little thief official insult His Highness?
"Please forgive me, Your Highness!" Guo An looked confused.
"Excuse me!"
Zhu Di said angrily: "Come here, this thief officer dares to bully us, pull him down and beat him twenty times!"
"Yes, Your Highness!"
Zhu Liang and Li Wang responded quickly.
Immediately, he walked straight to Guo An.
Seeing this, Guo An's face turned pale and he hurriedly begged for mercy from Zhu Di, "Your Highness, please calm down. I'll tell you now. I'll tell you now."
Xiaguan's body bones can't withstand the big board. Once the board goes down, Xiaguan should be buried directly in the soil."
"Humph!"
Zhu Di snorted coldly, "Why don't you tell me quickly?"
Guo An took a deep breath, bowed to Zhu Di, stood up and said solemnly: "Your Highness, you forced this official to say this. Your Majesty wants to blame me, and you have to save my life."
Zhu Di was stunned for a moment and said with some doubts: "Why should my father blame you for saving the lives of hundreds of thousands of people in Beiping Prefecture?"
Zhu Fu on the side trembled subconsciously, feeling something was wrong.
Guo An sighed helplessly, "Then why does Your Highness still want to tell the official? I'm sure that even if I say it, Your Highness won't be able to do it."
Zhu Di looked solemn and said, "Say!"
Guo An said slowly: "Your Highness, how long does it take for two eight-foot-long ships to arrive at the sea from Beiping Mansion?"
Without thinking, Zhu Di said directly: "Go straight from the North Canal to Tianjin, and then enter the sea from the Haihe River. You can enter the sea in two days at most."
"Your Highness is wise!"
Guo An casually flattered and said: "Your Highness, you know that the sea is vast and bottomless, and there are countless schools of fish in it. Moreover, sea fish are more nutritious than the meat of chickens, ducks, goats and sheep.
If His Highness can send two large ships from Beiping Prefecture, and only need to fish in the sea for two days, tens of thousands of kilograms of sea fish can be caught.
In this way, if we bring it to Beiping Mansion again, the people of Beiping Mansion..."
Before Guo An could finish speaking, Zhu Fu's expression suddenly changed and he scolded Guo An, "Guo An, please stop talking nonsense."
Zhu Di also trembled. He asked him to disobey his father's order and send people into the sea to fish. Wasn't he impatient? If he dared to do this, it was terrifying that his father would personally come to Beiping Mansion with a sword to chop him down!<
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But, thinking about it, Zhu Di subconsciously thought of the scenes Guo An said.
I was stunned for a moment!
It only takes two large boats and a maximum of two hundred people to return to Beiping Prefecture with tens of thousands of kilograms of sea fish in six days...
Now, there are hundreds of thousands of people in Beiping Prefecture who cannot afford meat for two or three months...
On the side, Zhu Fu noticed the expression on Zhu Di's face, and his expression changed again, secretly saying something bad!
He is too familiar with His Highness. He is afraid of His Majesty in Yingtian City, but he is considerate of the people. Moreover, His Highness King Yan has become stubborn and cannot be pulled back by eight horses!
"Your Highness must not listen to the temptation of Guo An, a thief official. The sea is full of Japanese pirates. Your Majesty has repeatedly issued bans on anyone who goes out to sea privately for business and fishing..."