At the end of the second month of the second year of the Han Tribe's Jianyuan era, while the Han Tribe was waging wars across the grasslands, Tang Yao finally sailed back to the Tang Tribe.
Consort Ji personally went to the shore to welcome her. When she saw the smile on Tang Yao's face, she smiled too. There was no need to ask—her niece had clearly succeeded in negotiating the cooperation, or she would not have been smiling so happily.
The two of them made their way to Tang Yao's little garden. Tang Yao then said happily, "Consort Ji, the Han Tribe agreed to provide us with those seeds, livestock, and techniques."
"Oh? How did you negotiate with Chieftain Han? Tell me all about it." Tang Ji smiled as she prompted her.
At the mention of the matter, Tang Yao immediately pouted aggrievedly and said pitifully, "I originally wanted to use my medical arts and medicinal herbs as conditions to exchange for those things. But unexpectedly, the Han Tribe's medical arts are also extremely advanced—no, they're probably even better than mine. So that method wouldn't work.
"But the Han Tribe is also desperately short of medicinal herbs. They're currently developing some kind of medical legacy and want me to participate as well, so that the two tribes can study together and share their research results.
"For that reason, Chieftain Han agreed to provide us with seeds, livestock, and techniques. But they won't be free. They'll sell them through trade in Tohai Commandery. If we want them, we'll have to exchange goods of equal value. That counts as an agreement, right?"
After saying this, Tang Yao stuck out her tongue and watched Tang Ji cautiously, afraid her aunt would be dissatisfied with the result.
Tang Ji did not show whether