My Entire Family’s Gone Haywire!

There were a lot of people in Gu Nian's laboratory today.

Almost all the Gu family members at home were around, Huo Junhao, Qian Liangduo and Hu Liang were also there.

As time passed little by little, Gu Xin suddenly said in surprise: "It's really salt!"

Grandpa Gu stepped forward, twisted a little and tasted: "Yes, fine salt."

Gu Nian turned his head and looked at Gu Shouxin: "Dad, you have to send someone to guard the salt lake. Boiling it with salt rocks is one method, and it can also be mined directly. If we find more salt lakes, the price of salt in Zhou Dynasty will be great It will definitely come down.”

Grandpa Gu nodded: "Yes, this person cannot live without salt, otherwise he will have no strength."

Gu Shouxin pondered for a while, then looked at Gu Xin: "Xinxin, how did you discover that lake?"

Gu Xin explained the situation.

To be honest, she just thought it was beautiful and wanted to go there and have a look, and even wanted to catch fish.

Unfortunately, there are no fish in the salt lake.

The salt lake is not like the sea, where fish can still survive.

After Gu Shouxin heard this, he had a plan in mind.

He immediately went to the Peng family to borrow someone. Although the emperor sent someone to him, it was not enough.

General Peng was very excited when he heard that he had found a lake that produced salt.

You must know that all the salt in Dazhou comes from the sea. It was the method of sun-dried salt in the previous dynasty that produced fine salt.

Kuncheng is located in the west of the Great Zhou Dynasty, quite far away from the sea. The cost of transporting salt here every time is very high. Some civil servants in the court even thought that there had been no war in recent years, so they could transport less salt.

The emperor is a good emperor, so he cannot deprive his soldiers of food and clothing.

Except for the Peng Jiajun who guarded the border in Kuncheng, the soldiers guarding the border in the north were in a similar situation to them.

After salt was transported to these two places, the price of salt in Dazhou was high. People usually bought coarse salt to eat, and they were very frugal.

If there were more salt lakes, everyone in Zhou Dynasty would be able to afford it, and they could eat as much as they wanted without worrying about the price and being frugal.

General Peng knew that eating too little salt would be harmful to the body.

Therefore, without saying anything, General Peng directly asked Peng Erlang, the eldest son of the second wife, to take people to accompany the Gu family.

Naturally, this time there were several sisters Gu Xin traveling with them. Gu Nian had to go. She wanted to tell people about the useful things by the lake.

After walking again, Gu Nian discovered that the little koi was indeed a small koi, and could be found in such an inconspicuous place.

Not only Gu Nian has this idea, but the people of the Peng Family Army also have this idea. They will also come here over the years, because two days further north is Izumo Country.

Unfortunately, no one discovered that there is a lake here.

I guess someone didn't notice it before they noticed it. There are quite a few lakes here. For those who are marching and fighting, as long as they have enough water, who cares about the lakes!

Like Gu Xin, she just thinks the scenery there is nice and the lake is beautiful.

Speaking of which, Kunzhou is not as prosperous as other state capitals, but Gu's family often goes out of the city recently, and they find that the scenery in Kunzhou is definitely good.

With Peng Jiajun guarding here, Gu Shouxin immediately wrote a letter to report to the emperor. Just as Gu Nian said, their second princess was not far away. This salt lake was discovered by Gu Xin, and Gu Shouxin believed it. This is also explained in the book. The little girl was naughty and found a lake in the mountains. There were no fish in the lake. The water in the lake was salty. The stones beside the lake were boiled and fine salt came out.

This communication channel was owned by the Peng family, and it took half a month to reach the palace. It was really a rush of 800 miles!