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Xu Lie stepped out of the shipyard with the newly appointed Deputy Commander Wu Qianchuan of the Kaihai Division. The shipbuilding progress was remarkably swift, thanks to Xu Lie's willingness to invest money and delegate authority, along with the Emperor's urging. Many small and medium-sized vessels purchased from the company had already set sail for testing, while large ocean-going ships were being constructed at a rapid pace.
When faced with Xu Lie's inquiry, Wu Qianchuan immediately provided a conclusion without hesitation: they were barely usable. He then elaborated that most of the soldiers recruited from the inland areas by His Highness were willing to endure hardships, and the training results were quite good. However, he cautioned that soldiers capable of engaging in naval warfare could not be trained in a day. He earnestly requested His Highness for more time or to recruit soldiers from coastal areas as much as possible.
Wu Qianchuan found it difficult to understand why His Highness insisted on this arduous task of bringing people from inland areas for training. Instead of investing heavily with minimal returns, it would be more efficient to recruit locally, where at least people knew how to swim and wouldn’t be seasick. Most of his subordinates were from Xia City and were currently training those soldiers in swimming.
Without needing Wu Qianchuan to voice his thoughts, Xu Lie could read his confusion from his expression: this was merely a procedure. If they wanted Kaihai, it couldn’t just be about coastal trade; the people of Da Qian needed to venture out. Were there really that many people along the coast? Ultimately, wouldn’t they still rely on the inland population? Rather than expending effort later on, it was better to establish a fixed training process from the start.
Wu Qianchuan felt a chill run through him—what did His Highness mean by needing the people of Da Qian to go out? Was he suggesting relocating the population overseas? What was the purpose behind this?
Faced with Xu Lie's profound gaze, Wu Qianchuan dared not ponder further: "Yes! I will certainly handle this matter!" Regardless of what His Highness was plotting, it had nothing to do with him. Sometimes knowing too much wasn’t beneficial; he just needed to get the job done, Wu Qianchuan reassured himself.
"Then I’ll leave it to you, Wu Qianshi." After understanding the training process, Xu Lie bid farewell to Wu Qianchuan and returned to his residence in Xia City. Upon arrival, he saw A Gang waiting at the entrance with a cheerful expression: "Your Highness! We successfully brought back the people; they are waiting inside."
"You’ve worked hard," Xu Lie acknowledged, sensing that there were cameras inside the residence. He adjusted his expression slightly before stepping into the house, while A Gang obediently followed a couple of steps behind.
Passing through the front yard, crossing the corridor, and stepping into the hall, only Song Qiao and the restrained Chen Tao were present.
The barrage of comments suddenly intensified.
"Oh wow, so this is the prince? Not bad looking!"
"Wait, isn’t that the bomb genius Xu Lie? Why is he here? Wearing a wig and ancient attire, he looks so similar—are they both actors?!"
"Bomb genius? Which show is that from? Bro, tell me more; I’m intrigued."
Xu Lie maintained a calm expression, his faint smile unwavering.
Long before in the first Script World of "Not Allowed to Fall in Love," he had mastered the art of remaining composed, unaffected by the barrage of comments.
Yet deep down, he recalled a note from the company’s employee handbook.
The audience outside the Script World did not come from a single realm; they were from various dimensions within a multiverse, all watching the company’s produced Film and Television Drama together.
The company merely provided actors with high-intelligence Bionic Persons for free, placing them in these realms to prevent viewers from discovering that such actors didn’t actually exist in their world.
Xu Lie had never expected that after just one drama experience, he would gain little fans who could recognize him in long hair and ancient garb.
Setting aside the audience's comments for now, Chen Tao was what mattered. Xu Lie collected his wandering thoughts and took a seat at the front.
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