Three months later.
November, Hongwu Era 28.
The new year was approaching.
The imperial capital was bustling with activity. Looking across the official roads of the city, prison carts rolled in one after another.
Yet these prison carts were pulled by triceratops.
Most of those imprisoned within were royalty from the various Western nations, including even kings!
To be honest, the people of the imperial capital had long since grown accustomed to such sights.
After all, over the past two years, kings and emperors captured from all over had constantly been transported to the imperial capital.
As for triceratops, the people of the Ming Dynasty were even more accustomed to them.
Aside from capturing carnivorous dinosaurs such as pterosaurs, velociraptors, and Tyrannosaurus Rexes in the Prehistoric World, the Ming Dynasty also captured docile dinosaurs.
For example, triceratops.
Though triceratops were docile and could not be used in war, it was precisely because of their gentle nature that they were more suitable as livestock.
Now.
These triceratops captured from the Prehistoric World had been transported to commoners' homes across the Ming Dynasty.
Using these triceratops for plowing could be said to have gradually replaced oxen.
Moreover, Ming Dynasty merchants were also especially fond of these docile triceratops and used them to transport goods. As a result, triceratops caravans could now be seen everywhere throughout the Ming Dynasty.
Compared to oxen, triceratops were larger, more enduring, exceptionally docile, and fairly intelligent.
Thus, the people of the Ming Dynasty were extremely fond of triceratops.
Some had even specifically purchased large numbers of triceratops to breed and raise.
Furthermore, triceratops could be seen everywhere in workshops across the land. These workshops used triceratops to haul goods to railway stations, where the trains would then carry the goods to their destinations.
It could be said