When Fourth Master called for Ye Zao again, he was somewhat excited.
He pulled Ye Zao to sit down and personally took a piece of paper from his desk to show her, "Zaozao, take a look and give me your suggestions,"
Ye Zao looked at the paper in surprise.
It was written by Fourth Master—touring Jiangning, paying homage at the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum, heading south to Fujian, inspecting the coastal areas. Reviewing the Naval Forces, testing ships.
Fourth Master smiled and asked, "What do you think about my arrangements?"
Ye Zao was very surprised, "Your Majesty, this is a matter for the court…"
As she spoke, a flash of insight struck Ye Zao.
Why would Fourth Master discuss such matters with her? Fourth Master wasn't the sort to need advice from women. He was not incompetent, and she herself was not outstanding.
At least in matters of national importance, she understood very little.
In this aspect, so-called time-traveling provided no advantage whatsoever.
