Dengzhou is now the largest port city in the northern part of the Tang Dynasty.

None of the kind.

Although after the establishment of Liaodong Road, some ports in the northern part of the Bohai Bay began to flourish.

Whether it is the rice, wood and fur from Liaodong Road, they are transported to Dengzhou, Yangzhou and other places through these ports.

However, these ports are still of the same level as Dengzhou.

In order to complete his "Twenty Thousand Miles Under the Sea", Xiao Yumi chose to come to Dengzhou to learn about the situation.

Otherwise, if he didn't even know what Dahai looked like, he would obviously not be able to write this science fiction novel well.

Since listening to Li Kuan’s suggestion, Xiao Yumi has already built the framework of this book.

Even some plots have been completed.

Now it is just to improve some scenes in the sea.

Originally, Cheng Jingwen and Wu Meiniang and others did not agree with Xiao Yumi coming to Dengzhou.

However, after dealing with Li Kuan's little girl, she forced a group of people to go directly to Dengzhou.

Fortunately, Dengzhou is the place where the Tang Dynasty is prosperous. Although it is a long distance from Chang'an City, it has been a very mature route along the way.

In the end, Xiao Mei appeared in Dengzhou smoothly.

"Princess, now that we get on the ship, we don't have to decide many things ourselves.

Otherwise, we would just go around Wendeng Pier and learn about the situation with the sailors?"

As Xiao Yumi's escort, Qin Huaidao naturally didn't want her to take risks.

Although I am now preparing to take the latest sea boat from the Dengzhou Shipbuilding Workshop in the East China Sea Fisheries, no matter how advanced the sea boat is, it will be a small boat after it goes to the sea.

Qin Huai said that he was not worried about life and death, but he had to consider Xiao Yumi.

"How can you write a good article without going out to sea and relying on your own feelings alone?

This time we specially arranged for whaling ships and fishing ships to go out to sea together, just to see what the real situation is.

There are scenes in my book where the protagonist fights with a whale.

If I don’t feel the various sea conditions, it will be difficult to write down that feeling.”

Xiao Yumi said as she started boarding the ship.

Obviously, this time has come, and it is absolutely impossible for her to change her mind just because of Qin Huaidao's persuasion.

"But even if we go out to sea, we can only see the scenes on the sea.

Your "Twenty Thousand Miles Under the Sea" is about the undersea matter, and going to sea cannot solve your problem."

Qin Huaidao immediately reached the core of the problem.

In this era, let alone the inland people, even the coastal fishermen, they actually made a living with the scenes inside the sea.

In addition to near the beach, you can also dive in and take a look. When you arrive at the outer sea, even if you jump into the sea, you will not be able to see the scene under the sea.

Especially the deep sea outside, you can't see the end at first glance.

“This problem is easy to solve, I have considered it.

Before I came out, I had a very special equipment made in the glass workshop.

I saw that the box was not there, and the equipment was inside this box.

Just install the thing on the deck and slowly penetrate the viewing glass into the water, and we can observe the scene inside the sea through this equipment.

Although I don’t know how effective this equipment is in the sea, I tried it in Chang'an City and thought it was still good.”

Xiao Yumi came to Dengzhou this time, obviously it was not a decision made casually after a whim.

Since she is ready to regard "Twenty Thousand Miles Under the Sea" as a science fiction novel that has become famous, she must write this book based on facts and reasonable imagination.

She hopes that even if her books last for hundreds of years, they will become a book that everyone likes to read.

So she attaches great importance to the content of each chapter, hoping to give people a different feeling.

"The sea is so deep, this observation glass can only see the surface of the sea water at most, right?

And I heard that the seabed is pitch black, and even if there is a lookout, it is useless.”

Qin Huaidao did not deliberately try to slam Xiao Yumi's enthusiasm.

I just hope Xiao Mei won’t hold such high expectations.

Such things often have higher expectations and greater disappointment.

"It doesn't matter. Then I will put the flashlight into the sea with the lens.

Although it is impossible to see the scene under the sea clearly, it is definitely clearer than ordinary people, right?

No one can figure out what is going on under the sea.

As long as I can write some scenes that everyone hasn’t seen but can understand, there will be no problem.”

When he said this, Xiao Corn, who had already boarded the Shanghai ship, came to the deck at the front of the ship, thinking about where to install the equipment later.

"Okay, since you have already considered it, let's go out to sea for a walk.

However, I had agreed with His Royal Highness the Prince before that our ships should not leave Dengzhou too far, otherwise if there is any hurricane, it would be troublesome."

Although I had known this would be the ending, Qin Huaidao was still a little worried.

Go to sea.

For most people, it is still a risky thing.

After all, on land, no matter what happens, you can find some solutions to solve them.

But when you get into the sea, there are not many things you can do.

...

"Encourt, does Your Highness really agree to the matter of Princess Yongping going to sea?"

At Wendeng Wharf, Chunyu Bo and Chunyu looked at the sea boat slowly disappearing from their sight, their faces were full of anxiety.

Although they live in Dengzhou, it does not mean that they don’t know anything about the situation in Chang'an City.

This Princess Yongping Xiao Mei is deeply loved by His Royal Highness, which is something that the entire Tang Dynasty knows.

Obviously, Chunyu Bo was very worried about the danger Xiaomei encountered after going to sea.

Although this matter strictly speaking has nothing to do with their Chunyu family.

But if nothing happened in this kind of thing, it naturally doesn't matter.

Once something happens, do you say it has nothing to do with you, but it has nothing to do with you?

People have something wrong in your territory, and then the Chunyu family will never have no responsibility at all.

This is obviously something Chunyu Bo has already thought of now.

"The way His Highness the Crown Prince educates his children is different from that of ordinary people. He has been to Japan himself.

Even the sea trade business of the Tang Dynasty was developed by His Royal Highness the Crown Prince himself.

It is also the contribution of His Royal Highness the Crown Prince to be able to have the prosperity of Dengzhou Prefecture today.

So I tend to think that Princess Yongping went to sea to agree.

Otherwise, there wouldn't be so many guards and sailors around her.

Donghai Fisheries Dengzhou Shipbuilding Workshop doesn’t dare to have that courage to lend her sea boats.”

Chunyu Nan looked at the problem from a higher perspective, so it is naturally easy to see the essence of the problem clearly.

"That's right. Although Dengzhou is far from Chang'an City after all, this place is a place with a particularly great influence on His Royal Highness.

If His Royal Highness the Crown Prince disagreed, it would be impossible for the County Lord Yongping to go to sea from Dengzhou.

But I was a little worried that the Yongping County Lord would take advantage of the issue. At that time, not only would she go around Dengzhou, but she would also continue to travel to Baekje or Japan, which would be a headache."

Chunyu Bo sighed, feeling so tired.

It's obvious that this matter has nothing to do with me.

But now we need to worry constantly.

"It shouldn't be that?"

When Chunyu Nan said this, his face was no longer so confident.

If Xiao Yumi really ran to Japan, he would have a headache.

It’s not that he is worried that Xiao Mei will suffer in the Japanese parliament, but that he is not sure what will happen at sea.

If you encounter a hurricane, it is not something that human resources can affect the rescue.

“Hope this won’t happen.

They had already brought a special whaling ship when they went out to sea, which should be enough for Princess Yongping to play for several days.
To be continued...