Chapter 2477 Entering the palace to enjoy the holy word

   No wonder those foreigners often go to war, and there are still a lot of people. It is entirely because of these high-yield grains that people will not starve to death.

  When Ye Muyu saw the corn seeds, he looked at Chu Heng.

  Both of them realized how much benefit the advent of this thing would bring to Da Chu.

  At least, it will not be impossible for the people not to starve to death in the future.

   "Mother, why didn't you respond?" Chu Jin was a little suspicious when he saw that he hadn't received a response after talking for a long time.

  Chu Heng looked at the corn seeds and asked, "Is there another caravan bringing this thing back?"

"It should be. This time, Lord Zhou and the others sent a lot of fleets, and they must have gained more than me. The things I brought back to the capital are all leftovers for gifts, and the rest are sold directly in Jiangnan. Yes, in exchange for two hundred and thirty thousand silver."

  Chu Heng didn't feel much about the amount of silver he said.

  The century-old families in the capital alone have millions of dollars.

   Now 230,000 is not a big amount to him. Of course, it is not ranked in the capital, so it is naturally much safer.

   "Since you are so lucky to be able to arrive in the capital before the Zhou family, and you have your father and I here, after all, no one can take the credit that should be given to you."

   "Huh? Credit? What credit?" Chu Jin was a little curious. After all, he was only a thirteen-year-old kid. Naturally, he couldn't restrain his excitement when he heard about this.

   "Follow your father and I will go into the palace to offer this corn." Chu Heng straightened his clothes, glanced at the short shirt Chu Jin was wearing, "Go and change the clothes, and go to the palace to meet the emperor, pay more attention to etiquette."

   "...Yes." Chu Jin didn't care about being rejected by his own father, and went to change his clothes happily. He didn't go back to the front yard at all, but went directly to the side room of the main courtyard, and changed his clothes.

  Chu Heng brought Chu Jin into the palace.

   And Chu Ziluo also returned home.

  When they came back, the father and son had just left, so they together with Ye Muyu sorted out some rare items that Chu Jin brought back.

  After Chu Jin entered the palace, with Chu Heng's instructions, he naturally wouldn't look around.

  He is very disciplined, follows Chu Heng, and does what he sees him do.

  Emperor Xuanming was receiving the news of a sea merchant coming to Beijing. Seeing Chu Heng and his son visiting the palace, he directly let them enter the imperial study.

   "The ministers and grassroots pay homage to the emperor."

   "Get up, Chu Aiqing, is this your eldest son?" Emperor Xuan Ming knew about the children of the Chu family through Long Wei's investigation.

   Actually, I haven’t met many faces at all.

   Especially Chu Jin.

   After all, Chu Jin's body shape has changed a little since he went out for a year this time, making him even more unrecognizable.

   "Yes, Your Majesty." Chu Heng replied.

  Chu Jin suppressed his talkative nature, and stood by the side, not daring to say a word.

   Emperor Xuanming was rather interested in him and asked: "The eldest son of Chu Aiqing's family, he must be well educated and educated, can you introduce yourself?"

Seeing that Chu Heng didn't remind himself, Chu Jin just said what to say, so he walked out first, saluted respectfully, and then talked freely: "Your Majesty, the grassroots name is Chu Jin, and Zi Xingle, although he has read the Four Books and Five Classics , but they are all superficial, and because of their stubbornness, they persuaded their parents to go to sea and broaden their horizons, only then did they realize that the world is so big, and the rich products of other countries can be used by our Great Chu."

   "This time, the grass people are worthy of the training of Da Chu, and finally found a high-yielding good thing from abroad."

  (end of this chapter)