The Princess of Northern Land

"During the process of changing formations, Prince needs to pay attention to the transmission and changes of signals." Lin Ziyin reminded Chu Suifeng. The ancient world lacked modern advanced communication devices, so they had to come up with other methods to compensate for the lack of convenience in communication. She was not sure how Chu Suifeng usually commanded his troops. "Signals?" Chu Suifeng looked at her with a smile, "In battle, our army relies on the transmission of cavalry. You tell me if you have any good methods."

Lin Ziyin merely asked casually, she did not expect that this time and space still really had no method of transmitting information by flag signals. So she talked to Chu Suifeng about the naval flag signals and the transmission of primitive signals in land warfare, "This is just a personal idea of mine. How exactly to do it still depends on the Prince’s judgment. But setting up flag signals will save a lot of trouble."

"The method you mentioned has greatly provoked my thoughts." Chu Suifeng looked at her with a smile, "I will use your suggestion in training, and I will also record your name in the history books." For more chapters visit NoveI-Fire.ɴet

"No, I appreciate your kindness, but let’s not talk about eternal fame." Lin Ziyin responded with a forced smile, refusing the offer.

"Prince, Mei Hanqing and the others have arrived in Feng City, please return to the Residence." Congyi reluctantly came to report. Just now, his brothers saw the Prince and Miss Lin talking and laughing happily, and no one dared to interrupt. But Mei Hanqing is a very important person; the Prince definitely needs to return to the city to meet them. Without a choice, Congyi had to gather his courage and come in.

"I need to go back, take a rest for a few days, wait until your hand heals before working again." Chu Suifeng admonished her once more before leaving.

"Even if it heals, it’ll get injured again as soon as I start working." Lin Ziyin replied with a faint smile, "Instead, it’s better to push on and make more. With these crossbows, perhaps fewer soldiers will die."