The Carefree Life of the Second-Generation Royalty.

Summary

In a discussion about battlefield strategies, Li Zhen emphasizes the importance of adaptability for soldiers and warhorses, acknowledging the risks involved. He suggests using hollow iron balls instead of clay pots for black powder to enhance its effectiveness. Li Zhen proposes adding sinister elements like iron nails to improve weaponry, which raises concerns among ministers about his intentions. Despite his youthful bravado, Li Zhen faces criticism for his ideas, prompting an apology to the ministers. The conversation shifts to the risks of blasting mountains for road construction, highlighting safety concerns. The meeting concludes with plans for a celebratory meal, where Li Zhen's business success is noted, but he tries to divert attention from financial matters.

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