I’m The Vicious Cannon Fodder In The Book

Even if it is possible that the prince and the prince concubine are playing here today, it is a certainty that the prince concubine is pregnant.

For a time, several families were happy and some were sad.

Luo Shuyu and Li Mingjin, who got off the ice rink, returned to the shed for a fire.

After taking off the ice boots, Luo Shuyu grilled her cold feet on the fire and asked Li Mingjin tentatively, "Does your Highness like children?"

Li Mingjin was drinking hot tea and almost choked, he stabilized his voice: "It's okay, it's okay."

Luo Shuyu turned his ankle, and found that Li Mingjin stuttered a little in answering, and when he looked up again, his eyes were still dodging.

Does Li Mingjin not like children?

The author has something to say: Three Princes: Daughter-in-law, I like the process of making children the most! Are you feeling it now?

Luo Shuyu:  …

Chapter 46 Counterattack

Luo Shuyu was a little surprised by his reaction at this time, shouldn't he?

He knew very well how much Li Mingjin looked forward to the birth of his child in his previous life, and stayed by his side almost whenever he was free.

But in this life, when he mentioned this issue to Li Mingjin, why did he have a different attitude?

Could it be that he really doesn't like children? Just to get along with him?

Luo Shuyu didn't know whether to be happy or sad for a while.

However, he also thought too much.

If he really intends to fight, it is really not suitable to have children now.

If this is the case, it is still in line with his current plan, which is a bit unexpected.

Li Mingjin didn't want the child to come too early, and the two of them thought together in tacit understanding.

It's not that he doesn't like it, he just hopes it will be later.

Maybe he has other plans. He believes that Li Mingjin will not dislike the child. After all, he spent several nights in his last life just to give the child a good name.

Luo Shuyu felt that he might have thought too much. He had to think twice about doing anything recently. He was a bit habitual. He couldn't think about Li Mingjin like this. This is the person he should rely on.

Luo Shuyu reiterated again: "Does your Highness mean that you don't want it for the time being?"

Li Mingjin didn't answer clearly, but instead asked him: "Then do you want it?"

Luo Shuyu said with reason and reason: "I have read a book that says that if your son has a child too early, it may be bad for his health. If His Highness asks for it later, I have no opinion."

Li Mingjin seemed to be relieved: "Then we will be later."

Not only did Li Mingjin relax a bit, Luo Shuyu also relaxed a lot, and the two simply reached a tacit agreement to have a child later.

Both sides have secrets that they are not willing to share for the time being.

Since they don't want to say it, they don't ask each other, and the two maintain such a tacit understanding until the end of the ice kick.

On the return trip, the sky was relatively dark, and it was estimated that it would snow again.

The carriage shared by Emperor Tiansheng and Concubine Lin was at the front, the carriages of the princes were in the middle, and the carriages of other officials were at the back.

In the winter, Li Mingjin no longer rides a horse just to be handsome in front of his daughter-in-law, so he sits in the carriage with Luo Shuyu.

Halfway through the trip, it really snowed and there was a strong wind.

The team in front stopped, and Li Mingjin sent someone to check what was going on.

The guards came back soon to report: The road ahead was sunk in the snow, and Emperor Tiansheng's carriage fell into the pit. At this moment, he had to change the carriage and pull out the wheels of the first carriage before continuing to move forward.

Luo Shuyu and Li Mingjin had foresight. There was a brazier in the car, and Luo Shuyu also had a sleeve stove in his hand. They were not cold. As for whether the others behind them were cold or warm, it was unknown.

Luo Shuyu and Li Mingjin sat bored and chatted a few words about the road.

He remembered that Shen Mingyun often mentioned a sentence in the book. This was also the infrastructure suggestion that Shen Mingyun provided to the Fourth Prince through the system in the later period. Now that I think about it, it really makes sense.

Luo Shuyu leaned against Li Mingjin's arms and found a comfortable position: "His Royal Highness, the expert I met before said something that I think is very useful."

Li Mingjin wondered if Luo Shuyu had any good advice: "What?"

Luo Shuyu said: "If you want to get rich, build roads first. It's not what I said, it's all the experience summed up by predecessors."

He didn't dare to take it from him like Shen Mingyun did, and it would be his own credit.

People can do as much as they can, and Luo Shuyu doesn't take credit.

After thinking about it, Li Mingjin really felt that it made some sense. He thought about it relatively long-term and had already considered the lifeline of the entire country.

If the road is repaired, a lot can indeed be done.

For example, if you ship a product one day earlier or one day later, the price may be different.

The roads lead in all directions, and countries come to the DPRK, but they are not afraid that the big Xia country will not be in the center. They have money, land and people. It is just around the corner to annex small surrounding countries.

Li Mingjin couldn't help nodding his head: "The words are not rough. When I go back tomorrow, I will suggest to my father that I can provide some work for the refugees when I open the chūn, so that they can earn money for the return journey."

Luo Shuyu asked in surprise: "There are refugees now?" I hadn't heard Li Mingjin mention it before.

Li Mingjin: "Well, you didn't tell me about the refugees last time, so I wrote it down and handed me a document to the emperor. The refugees who would have escaped to the city are now concentrated in the suburbs that were built in advance. There was no major disturbance in the shed, so many people didn’t know that there were refugees nearby, and it didn’t cause panic.”