The price of a hu of grain is about 500 yuan;

And 20 taels of gold is "1 gold" under standard weight;

1 gold is equal to 480 coins, which is about one hu of grain.

To convert 50,000 hu of grain this way, it would be only more than 50,000 gold. 16 taels in the Han Dynasty were equal to one pound, which is equivalent to... how many pounds of gold?

Well…

Guan Lin found that even if he had torn apart, he could not count.

Anyway... Guan Lin won't forget it. He admits that his mathematics is taught by the physical education teacher and physical education is taught by the history teacher...

Dealing with these numbers is even more troublesome than taking "higher mathematics" classes.

However...when counting the goods, Guan Lin discovered a talent. Others calculated that these goods were memorized one by one with small notebooks, and then added them together.

This brother actually used "calculation" to get the answer...

Moreover, Guan Lin looked at... he actually used the "geometric" company and the Pythagorean theorem, and the calculation results were often the same as those counted by these civil servants.

This is amazing!

Guan Lin couldn't help but ask, "What's your name?"

——"Miyang"

Guan Lin dipped his hand in water, wrote the word "yang" on the table, and asked him: "Is this Yang?"

The boy shook his head.

"Not... it is the yang of "the spring is full of virtue and lust, and all things are shining" in the Yuefu poem "Long Song Xing".

"Then...what are you talking about?" Guan Lin suddenly became very interested in this kid.

Mi Yang bowed seriously.

——"Boy Mi Yang, whose courtesy name is Luo Geng, pays homage to the fourth son!"

Luo Geng?

Mi Luogeng!

Be good, give your son this word? Could it be... when he was in his stomach, Mi Fang expected that his son would be associated with "math" in his life?

This is no longer terrifying. In the field of mathematics, I am afraid of it as a "magic emperor"?

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Chapter completed!