Chapter 55 - Development Is the First Priority (1/2)

Chapter 55: Development Is the First Priority

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“Old Zhou, what did you talk about with Old Ma?”

Two hours later, Sun Gongping escorted Zhou Shu out of the Divine Constable Bureau He nudged Zhou Shu with his shoulder as the two of them walked side by side

“It’s a secret,” Zhou Shu said

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“That’s not nice of you,” Sun Gongping exclai fro to do hether or not you treat me as a brother,” Zhou Shu said He added in his mind, I’ was soood for anyone if tooto do with you Besides, if I tell you, it won’t work,” Zhou Shu casually explained

It would have been better if he hadn’t tried to explain Thebeca in his heart “Why don’t you tell me in secret, and I’ll pretend I don’t know?”

“Can you keep the secret?” Zhou Shu asked

“Yes!” Sun Gongping nodded like a chicken pecking at rice

“Me too!” Zhou Shu said

On top of a tall building in the Divine Constable Bureau, Ma Fengzhang had his hands behind his back while watching Zhou Shu walk out of the Divine Constable Bureau’s htly What an interesting young round, I would really suspect that he’s a spy froenius Which country would be willing to use hi…

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After Zhou Shu returned fro as when he was still aApprentice

Every day, he would start forging froht He didn’t leave the workshop for a single day

The only change was that he now had another job, which was to test the work efficiency of Zhang Yibei and the others

In the past, when he was just a Forging Apprentice, Zhou Shu only needed to i a superintendent, Zhou Shu gradually had a better understanding of how the Forging Division’s workshops operated

Not looking at the first 36 workshops of the Forging Division since they were already at a completely different level of existence…

In the re Apprentices So ores, and so In short, each workshop had its own jobs

In the past, Zhou Shu thought that since a Forging Apprentice could forge a weapon or two a day, wouldn’t the entire Forging Division be able to supply tens of thousands of weapons a day?

How many soldiers did Great Xia have to have in order to use these weapons?

Later, when he beca the tens of thousands of apprentices, only a portion of the standard armaments Furthermore, standard armaments were not only swords and sabers but also bows and arrows, spears, armor, and so on

The land area of Great Xia was several tier than that of China in his previous life Just the nu the country numbered in thetraining was not a small number

Not to mention, there was never a lack of wars at Great Xia’s borders

Zhou Shu and Ma Fengzhang had reached a strategic cooperation Co Division’s workshops, he had oneinformation

The more he knew, theMaster and a Forging Apprentice

If a Forging Apprentice was an asse Master was a technological talent who studied missiles

There was no co Masters were never born fro Apprentices They had their own inheritance syste Division didn’t place her-ups didn’t seeshui and the other superintendents oppressed the apprentices

Thinking back to his previous experiences, Zhou Shu cursed in his heart

It was not that the Great Xia Imperial Court didn’t value talents, but rather, it didn’t value Forging Apprentices as talents…

Even soing, was only worth nurturing for the Great Xia Imperial Court He was still not that i Master, noApprentice

No one could guarantee that they could beco Master

Even if one was talented as a child, they enius There was no shortage of such examples everywhere

Of course, Zhou Shu was not an ordinary Forging Apprentice The Huben Saber, Hundred Refine Saber he had developed had extraordinary significance to Great Xia’s military

Otherwise, Yin Wuyou wouldn’t have directly promoted him to be the superintendent of the 0th Workshop, and E Bai wouldn’t have paid much attention to hi an asse the attention of the country’s chief and Military Coht with difficulties The path of a martial artist is not that easy either

Zhou Shu had also obtained so

Great Xia had an extre martial arts culture, and almost everyone practiced ood if even one out of hundreds of theed to become a ranked martial artist