Three Kingdoms: Liu Daer Was Forced Out of the Mountain at the Beginning

In the palace, Cao Cao held Xiahou Dun's memorial in his hand and walked around restlessly.

The appearance of the steam loom had already given Cao Cao a great shock, and at the same time made Cao Cao more wary of Bai Feng.

Now that the steam train has emerged, Cao Cao no longer knows how to continue to suppress Bai Feng.

It would be possible to directly ask Xiahou Dun to lead his troops to Hanzhong to seize Bai Feng's family assets.

But the consequences are very serious.

Everyone in the world knows that without Bai Feng's help, how could the Wei Dynasty unify the world? !

Now that Cao Cao wants to kill Bai Feng, not to mention whether he has the ability, what will the world think of this?

Could it be that the Cao family is the kind of person who kills heroes?

Therefore, Cao Cao cannot send troops to attack Hanzhong, unless Bai Feng sends troops first to change the situation, so that Cao Cao has a reason to send troops to attack Hanzhong.

However, Cao Cao knew that Bai Feng would not give him a reason to send troops.

The reason is actually very simple, that is, Bai Feng is young enough.

Even if Bai Feng does nothing, as long as Cao Cao is not allowed to seize the unforgivable crime of treason.

The maximum extent that Cao Cao can make it big is to make Bai Feng the mascot of the Wei Dynasty, with a high position but no heavy power.

It's just that with Bai Feng's achievements and influence, it is very difficult to achieve this point.

After this stroke, Cao Cao became increasingly anxious to pave the way for his successor.

Cao Cao, who truly realized the fragility of life and that even an emperor could not reverse his life, old age, illness and death, was more worried about whether the Wei Dynasty could continue to be emperor by the Cao family after his death and whether it could continue to prosper.

Bai Feng, who was busy building the railway in Hanzhong, naturally didn't know that in Cao Cao's eyes, he had become the biggest variable.

Even if Bai Feng knew what Cao Cao was thinking, he wouldn't care.

The development of industrialization will definitely have a great impact on the original small-scale peasant economy of the Wei Dynasty.

This means that Bai Feng will definitely become an enemy of the original rentier class, that is, the aristocratic families that are truly rooted in the land of Wei.

But since Bai Feng wants to take this path, of course he will not be without such mental preparation.

His biggest trump card and reliance, Cao Cao would never have imagined, that is:

system!

With the system, Bai Feng has the confidence to compete with everything.

At this time, Bai Feng was instructing the craftsmen on how to build the railway.

This is basically impossible for ordinary people to travel to dozens of construction sites a day. Bai Feng was exhausted physically and mentally after experiencing it personally.

"Now I finally know how I got the title of Infrastructure Madman."

Even though he was protected by spiritual energy, Bai Feng, who was invincible on the battlefield, could not help but respect the future generations of civil servants.

After receiving Bai Feng's guidance, the craftsmen on the construction site began to construct the railway step by step.

It took three days for Bai Feng to allow the craftsmen in various cities in Hanzhong to carry out normal construction.

During this period, Bai Feng also made various tools based on his own memories to help craftsmen build railways better.

After all, railways are different from others and have much higher requirements.

Bai Feng didn't want to build a railway that was barely usable and needed to be repaired every now and then.

In this way, the efficiency of railway transportation will be greatly reduced, and the advantages of railways will be seriously weakened.

After Bai Feng returned to the mansion that night, Cao Jie saw Bai Feng with a tired face and quickly stepped forward and said:

"My husband looks bad. Is he sick?"

Cao Jie, who was worried about Bai Feng, had forgotten that Bai Feng was also known as a miracle doctor.

Bai Feng felt Cao Jie's concern and smiled:

"I'm not sick, but you still don't know about my body?"

"It's just that these days I have to constantly instruct the craftsmen on how to build the railway, which consumes a lot of energy. It's better to take a rest."

Cao Jie's complexion improved a lot after hearing this.

After experiencing Cao Cao's stroke, Cao Jie began to pay great attention to the health of those around him.

If Diao Chan and Cai Wenji had any headaches, Cao Jie would immediately let them have a good rest, no matter how many things they had on hand.

"That's good, dinner is ready."

After dinner, Bai Feng asked Cao Jie whether the soap workshop had been delayed due to the construction of the railway.

Bai Feng has now taken care of the busiest thing. If the soap workshop has a lot of things, he can let Cao Jie handle it first.

"The soap workshop in Yizhou has now started operation. I sent a group of craftsmen from the workshop in Hanzhong to train the newly recruited craftsmen while producing."

"Soap stores don't have to worry, but the sales growth of soap has become smaller and smaller."

Cao Jie heard this and said to Bai Feng.

The soap market in Yizhou is close to saturation, and Bai Feng expected this situation.

"It doesn't matter, next we will open up the soap market in Jingzhou."

"When Jie'er is done with this period of time, he can send people to Jingzhou to select a site and prepare to build a soap workshop and purchase a store."

Jingzhou is the closest state to Hanzhong and Yizhou. Both Hanzhong soap and Yizhou soap can be easily transported to Jingzhou.

After Bai Feng finished telling Cao Jie, Cao Jie nodded excitedly.

In the near future, the entire Wei Dynasty will use soap, and soap locust and bath beans will become history.

This feeling of writing history with his own hands made Cao Jie unable to stop.

"Well, after the railway construction is not so busy, I will ask Qiying and Liuli to go to Jingzhou to take a look."

Then Cao Jie said to Bai Feng.

Yecheng.

After Cao Cao finished handling some government affairs, he felt a little tired and came to the imperial garden to relax.

Then he thought again about what Xiahou Dun reported to him about the steam train.

The steam loom left a very deep impression on Cao Cao, so now he really wants to see with his own eyes how big the difference is between this steam train and what Xiahou Dun wrote in his memorial.

Then Cao Cao returned to the main hall, wrote a handwritten edict and sent it to Bai Feng in Yecheng.

After this letter arrived in Hanzhong, about one mile of railways had been built between various cities in Hanzhong.

Without excavators, dump trucks, or cranes, craftsmen relied on their hands in the cool autumn wind to extend the railway inch by inch.

The cavalry responsible for delivering the oracle to Bai Feng came to Hanzhong and saw the railways being built between various cities.

The curious cavalryman wanted to ask the craftsmen exactly what was being built, but the most important thing was to deliver the handwriting.