Under the shade of the trees, he looked at Guanhai. His tone was calm, yet carried an irresistible, solemn majesty.
"I will not ask you where you have been, but I ask you to tell me truthfully: where can these three types of crops be obtained?"
That was correct—this was the matter Chu Ying cared about most on this trip. If he could secure these three crops, especially the corn, Shuncheng’s grain production would reach a whole new level. One must not underestimate this; the abundance of food often dictates the future fate of a nation and its people. With food, there are people, and with people, there is strength. Everything else is mere fleeting clouds.
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