Grasp the farming script in the famous book

Peter Pan was entrusted by Roland to embark on a journey to explore the territory of Earl de Raphael and its surroundings.

When he came back, he naturally brought extremely important news to Roland.

In the manor, in the office of Count de Raphael, Peter Pan told Roland everything he saw and heard.

"Your county has a total of seven towns, and the town of Sweetwater near the manor is the largest one."

"In Tianshui and the four neighboring towns, most of the people in the town make a living from the textile industry, and most of the rest rely on agriculture. At the same time, some people are engaged in trade, walking between towns and selling goods."

Roland nodded. She went to Tianshui Town to see it with her own eyes, and she knew what Peter Pan was telling the truth.

"The main problem that this area is facing now is the rise of the textile center in the north. As a result, small family-based textile households cannot compete with it. The cloth they weave lacks patterns and colors and is not strong enough. Therefore, it is difficult to sell. price."

"As a result, Orito's livelihood has become very difficult, which has affected the economic development of the entire region."

Peter Pan was good at observation and made the conclusion very clear.

Roland also nodded: "Indeed, so when Paul recruited people to build the house, they all went to work as workers."

This also proves from the side that the profit gained from weaving is far lower than the physical effort, so people will go to help Paul log.

Peter Pan also pointed out the reason: the textiles produced here are all solid colors and not very strong.

Roland's own closet of clothing materials, not many locally produced - cotton and linen from Bangalore and Goa; woolen and velvet from Lille and Rotterdam, are also solid colors, but by local skilled female workers Beautiful embroidery is made on it.

This is the fashion of clothing in this era. The fabrics are all in solid colors, and the clothes are decorated by hand-embroidered embroidery.

But these purely hand-embroidered embroidery is time-consuming and labor-intensive, and it is especially harmful to the eyes.

Roland once asked some women in the town who were good at embroidery, and learned that it would take two people nine months to embroider the entire front of the Countess's robe.

And the lace on her underwear was also woven by the women in the town holding a row of balls of thread and throwing them around - Roland also thought that weaving lace should not be complicated, but they told her, It takes a year to weave a delicate lace that is one foot long.

Roland: Nine months?a year? ...the day lily is cold.

She admits that the embroidery and lace are exquisite, and admires the patience of the people on this plane.But it takes too long, the productivity will not increase, and the blind pursuit of exquisiteness will not help much.

The people in this area do have the foundation to engage in the textile industry, but how can you help them get out of the current predicament?

"Mileddy, Milady..."

Peter Pan's voice woke Roland from his contemplation.

"Your mobility is really good! It feels like I haven't been out for a few days, and such a big project has already started in the town..."

Peter Pan was full of praise.

Roland suddenly remembered that she had also thought of something recently, and she needed to ask Peter Pan for confirmation.

The first thing is spices.

"Nothing." Peter Pan affirmed Roland's conjecture without saying a word.

"In this day and age, there is a market for anything that comes close to the word 'spice'."

"What, some spices that need to be imported from the Levant, you can grow them yourself now? That's not to mention, you definitely enjoy cost and price advantages."

"But we have to find a way so that customers can taste the deliciousness of the spices... What, you actually made lo-mei... Yes, lo-mei is better for preservation... Ah! Can I have some for dinner?"

Roland smiled immediately: It seems that it is indeed a delicacy that everyone is greedy for her territory.

The second piece is ceramic.

"I want to order large quantities of ceramic products, mainly ceramic pipes and sanitary ware. Do you know where I can buy them?"

"Ceramics? Well, a cheap idea..."

Peter Pan knew the elegant meaning when he heard the string song, and he knew what Roland wanted to do as soon as he heard it.

The current smelting and casting industry is not yet on a large scale, and it is not realistic to cast metal water supply and drainage pipes. It is indeed a good way to find a suitable supplier and lay drainage pipes with coarse pottery.

"I know there is a pottery workshop a hundred leagues away, but I don't know if it's convenient to bring it in."

Transportation is also really a big problem.

"The workshop I'm talking about is also by the river. Speaking of which, it's the lower reaches of the small river next to Tianshui Town."

"The river is twenty leagues further downstream, where it joins other tributaries and becomes a navigable river."

Roland held his chin and thought: "Then let's build a port and a warehouse downstream. The goods will be transported to the port through the river first, and then transferred to the town by land for twenty miles?"

"Or, let's be bolder, widen the upper reaches of the river, and widen the entire river into a navigable river?"

Peter Pan smiled: "Mileddy, this decision is up to you. My professional background may only allow me to run errands for you."

"But I must warn you—even if, as you say, eighty leagues by water, twenty leagues by land, and the last twenty leagues of roads, you need to make good repairs. They are not suitable for long distances. Shipping."

Roland was silent.

Peter Pan is a guy who says whatever he has to her.

And the roads in this plane are indeed appalling—the best quality, smoothest avenues were built many, many years ago when the Romans came.

So Roland silently wrote down another infrastructure project that she needed to complete.

"Thank you for your enthusiastic support to me. I don't know if you are away from home this time, is everything going well?"

After inquiring about the situation around the territory, Roland asked Peter Pan if his journey was comfortable.

"It's okay! Milady, thanks to you for giving me enough financial support."

Peter Pan said that he stayed in the best hotels and the best rooms when he went out, and there was a Hook by his side who could run around to take care of him.

"But in some places, even in the best hotels, the rooms are horrible. It makes me really regret that I didn't bring a hammock when I went out."

When Peter Pan mentioned the hammock, Roland remembered it: "You should find someone to bring you an air mattress with a side surface, and a manually inflated air cylinder."

Peter Pan slapped the back of his head vigorously: "Air bed! Why didn't I think of it?"

The air bed is convenient and quick to use, clean and comfortable, and can effectively isolate the common fleas and lice problems in the beds, floors, and carpets in the plane.It is a must-have item for home travel in the plane—especially for someone like him who often walks outside the plane, he should have thought of it a long time ago and brought one to the plane.

Roland comforted the other party: "Don't worry, there will be people entering the plane one after another in the future. If they have free luggage, I will ask them to bring you a bed."

Peter Pan beamed and said, "That's a good thing—this way I can go out without any worries, visit the items you need for you, and find sales for the products in your territory."

The Count de Raphael had impulsively left his domain that day, leaving the painful memories behind him.

He came to Paris, under the pseudonym "Athos", and joined the king's musketeers with excellent swordsmanship.After settling everything down, Athos suddenly remembered that he left behind only a vague letter when he left the territory.

His earldom lost both its hostess and hostess at the same time, and it is not known what happened now.

So Athos wrote a letter to the old butler John in the name of Count de Raphael.The letter briefly inquired about the situation of the territory, and left a message. If there were really important matters in the territory that required him to intervene, he could write to Athos of the King's Firearms, and Athos would forward the letter to him.

But what Athos never expected was that as soon as the loyal old butler John received the letter, he showed it to Roland.

After reading the letter, Roland stuck the letterhead to his chest and said with emotion, "Oh, the Count has made up his mind to make contributions in Paris! We must not hold him back."

She knew that Miledy in the original book was a dramatist, so after she entered the plane, she would exercise her potential as a dramatist from time to time.

Hearing what the Countess said, Old John nodded in agreement.

"In this way, please write back to the earl on your behalf. Please keep the letter as brief as possible. Don't let the earl be distracted by this little matter in our territory-the matter of the king's secret agent, and there is no need to mention..."

"By the way, you can just write 'The letter has been received, everything is well, please do not read it, Your Excellency.'"

The simpler the letter was written, the less error-prone it would be to arouse Athos' suspicions.

"By the way, after you finish writing, show it to me. I have all the seals of the county."

Roland needed to read the letter written by the old housekeeper before he could safely send it to Paris and hand it over to Athos—she didn't want Athos to find out so early that his dear wife was "not dead" at all.

She hoped that Athos could stay in Paris for a while, so that she would have enough time to establish her own influence in this earldom.

At the same time as this succinct letter was sent from the earldom to Paris, the "Letter to the Audience" written by the "farmer" in the plane was also published—this is probably the first time since the existence of the "famous plane". Players issue "announcements" to the audience in the plane.

The "Letter to the Audience" is very clear: I hope that when the audience enters the plane, they can think about which special talents they have, and what ideals and wishes they want to realize in the plane.

"Dear viewers, entering the 'Three Musketeers Plane' for a long time means that you are willing to implement the spirit of 'everyone for one, one for all' and are willing to cooperate with others."

"No matter what kind of occupation or academic background you have, as long as you are determined to enter the plane, change the poor and backward appearance in the plane, and realize your ideals, you will be welcomed by us warmest."

"Friendly reminder, the plane is in the early stages of construction, and the conditions in the plane are difficult. Audiences who enter the plane may consider bringing an air mattress and some environmentally friendly insecticides. If you can find antique mouse traps and mouse sticks, You can also consider carrying it."

"But this is definitely only the initial stage. In the later stage, everyone will witness the change of the plane with their own eyes."

"I'm looking forward to you in the plane—player Miledy."