After transmigrating into a vicious mother, she was forced to raise cubs

Chapter 249 249: Canonization

"Today there are pheasant rabbits in the same cage, with 35 heads on the top and 94 feet on the bottom. How many are the pheasant rabbits?"

Chicken and rabbit cage problem.

This is a junior high school question.

Chickens have two legs, rabbits have four legs, but only one head.

So it is only necessary to assume that there are X chickens and Y rabbits.

X+Y=35 - This is because there are 35 heads.

2X+4Y=94 - 94 feet in total?

The final answer came out.

X=23, Y=12
This problem is actually not unsolvable even in the present moment.

However, the difficulty is that in ancient times without mathematics.

This question is difficult to answer in a short time.

The Central Plains is already a country at the forefront of culture.

The Xiongnu, in the eyes of the Central Plains people, are just barbarians who drink blood.

A quarter of an hour later.

No one on the Huns side figured this out.

The eldest prince chuckled: "So, the Xiongnu will owe us at least hundreds of years of grain production in the future. Third prince, let someone transport some of it first, and issue an IOU by the way, how about it?"

"What? How come there are so many? Isn't it just on the chessboard? How come there are so many meters?"

The eldest prince immediately explained Ruan Jun's explanation to him, "How is it? Does the third prince understand?"

The third prince didn't understand.

But he knew that the eldest prince was right.

He just felt his whole body spinning.

He came to Daxia to rob food so that his people could have a good winter.

As a result, now, the food for the next few hundred years has been lost to Daxia!

It shouldn't be!

This development is wrong!
That's not what he meant!
"You guys are cheating! Set me up!"

The third prince is crazy, and his subordinates are also crazy.

Started to make a fuss.

The eldest prince understands very well, after all, not everyone can accept it, and it takes hundreds of years of meritorious service to others.

He turned his head to look at the empress, who nodded to him and ordered: "Please go down and rest the envoys of the Huns, there may be wild animals in the camp, just let a few envoys rest in the tent."

The implication is to shut them out.

The empress smiled, looking a little dark-bellied.

"Of course, whenever the third prince signs the IOU, he will let the third prince leave."

"You guys, ahh! Daxia! You bully people too much, bully people too much!!!"

In the end, no matter how unwilling the third prince was, he was still dragged down.

Almost as soon as it was pulled down, those ministers who had scolded the First Prince before stood up one by one holding their wine glasses.

"The eldest prince is really knowledgeable and knowledgeable! It seems easy for a baby rabbit to be in the same cage, but it is very difficult to figure it out quickly!"

"That's right, I didn't expect the First Prince to come up with this question on the spur of the moment!"

"No, the most amazing thing. It should be rice on the chessboard. I didn't expect that there would be so much rice!"

They touted the eldest prince as if he was some kind of literary star from heaven.

The eldest prince is not complacent, after all, he didn't come up with this.

What he thought in his heart was that Jun Ruan was indeed not an ordinary woman.

He looked at the empress, so, did the empress know about it long ago?

"Hexuan, you have made great contributions this time, and I have decided to make you the crown prince."

"boom"

There was a commotion in the tent because of this sentence.

No one expected that the Empress would announce this so suddenly.

The eldest prince squatted down: "I thank you, Your Majesty, long live Your Majesty, long live, long live, long live!"

At this time, he is a minister first and then a son.

"I know you all think it's sudden, but everything is just destiny. Come here. Lift things up."

The big brown bear that was struck to death by lightning was carried up.

After the Empress told about the matter in the forest, a trace of indifference appeared in the Empress' eyes,
"Just right, I want to see who wants my son's life!"

She glanced at the second prince, and when she noticed his distorted expression, she was very disappointed.

(End of this chapter)