Does that make sense?

"Huh? What thoughts could I have about a pot?"

Jiang Yehua froze, unsure why Jiang Chengze had suddenly asked him that.

"A pot divided down the middle like this is well suited to that thing Nuannuan calls Hot Pot?"

He thought for a moment before answering.

Jiang Chengze pressed a hand to his forehead. "I mean the material and its quality! Haven't you noticed anything unusual?"

"Isn't it just an ordinary iron pot? The quality seems pretty good."

Beyond that, he did not seem to have noticed anything unusual.

Judging by Jiang Chengze's expression, Jiang Yehua guessed there must be more to this iron pot than met the eye. He stared at it, and inspiration struck.

"Wait, the material this pot is made from seems better than the ordinary blades we use. It's harder, too."

Jiang Chengze nodded.

Although this pot was not as well made as the blades they carried personally, it was far superior to those used in Great Xia's army.

If this pot was not difficult to manufacture, they could absolutely apply the same technique to military blades!

"Brother Chengze, why do you keep staring at that pot? Do you like it? If you do, I'll give you one. I have several more!"

Jiang Nuan was very generous.

"Nuannuan, how did you make this pot? Was it difficult?"

Jiang Chengze looked at Jiang Nuan as he asked.

"Not at all. It was very simple."

Making this pot really was not complicated. Great Xia had no pots like it, so she had gone to a craftsman to have one custom-made. However, the first pot had not met her expectations, so she had given him some guidance on how to make it.

The main problem was that iron smelting currently relied on burning coal, which did not produce enough