Kusuriya no Hitorigoto

Q, how much human food do 300,000 people need a year?

Answer, by things.

In response to a joke, Lu Sun (Rickson) gets frightened through his anger.

I wanted to know the exact answer, so I asked a few officials. We all thought that all those familiar with distribution would give us more attentive answers.

"I can't be sure for sure. Around West Metropolitan, vegetation is not the same as in Huayungzhou. Rice is more luxurious than the center."

I'll know when you tell me why. I know, but I've heard it many times.

If rice is useless, I wanted to combine wheat, if wheat is useless, soba, and alternative foods to calculate to what extent each could be secured.

But no West Metropolitan official can honestly do that much for Lu Sun. Is the prying bounced off or stopped from the top or too busy to get around?

"I guess this is what you've always been like on the moon"

While exhaling, it leaks on.

That nobleman, who had been obstructed by Rahan (Lacan) many times, was working hard for his youth. But it just doesn't appreciate hard work. It is the royal family that is not regarded as such unless it receives a better appreciation than anyone else.

I hear footsteps, I hear knocking on doors.

"It's a sentence from Huayungzhou."

Lu Sun receives the box. To be honest, sentences were hard to say. The boxes are wrapped in strings and arranged like ornaments. I used to receive documents like this in the capital. There are certain laws on the way strings are put together, so that they can't be undone easily if they are solved.

I have a problem with the solution, but honestly, I didn't have much energy left for my current Lu grandson. When I cut off the string with a knife, I opened the box.

A bundle of documents, at the top, is called "Eye Yarn". With a playful cipher that just broke the word "Lo", Lo Han (Rahan) likes to use it when interacting mainly.

Luo Han was Rahan's nephew and often acted together from that relationship. As a Lu Sun, I thought he was closer to a friend than a colleague, but I reflect that he ended up only talking about his work.

"That's great."

Strong on numbers, Lu Han gives me the material (data) that Lu Sun clearly wanted.

In the case of rice, one stone (hiccups) is harvested in reverse, which is considered to be the consumption of rice for one person. Of course, the proportion of rice varies even if other ingredients are added. It says in detail how much it would be if it were replaced by wheat, beans, and potatoes. Furthermore, it even says good and bad preservation, ease of distribution, and current market value.

"I thought you'd be pushing potatoes, but you didn't."

Luo Han's real father grows potatoes, but potatoes are less difficult to preserve and last longer than rice and wheat.

Of course, I guess Luo Han is investigating properly.

It was hard and the numbers were in line, and Lu Sun was about to jerk off. As for Luo Han, I know he writes properly, but his ability to say he looks at numbers and grasps things is rare. Lu Sun is now able to do it if necessary, but in general, it is only a degree of recognition that we should be able to shop in stores such as numbers.

Read the material named Pepper and Sentence with a blurred eye. It was the last one and finally a sentence appeared other than explaining the numbers.

I had heard that you and Luohan of the Moon were coming to the West Capital. If the schedule is good, will it be another ten days or so?

They have three sailboats for the royal family to board. And then the ship says it will increase.

Along the way, they come by the major ports. Each time there are more ships.

Piracy can also occur by sea to the West Capital. The ship the royal family boarded is no different than a warship. By continuing on, I guess I'll use it to get rid of pirates.

Of course, I'm not following you back without any permission. I don't know what you're allowed to do, but you must be adding conditions to it. Of course, you can't possibly give permission or anything to a suspicious merchant ship.

I can see why you dared take a sea route.

"Whose wisdom is it?"

Lu Sun smiled and put the sentence back in the box. And pick the string you cut earlier.

"Hmm."

I regret having to hang up while I cut myself. Any new strings? I clasped the brawl (hibishi) and wrapped it around the box when I got the straw.

When you put the box in the luggage you keep under the shelf, it stretches out a lot.

"Let's go for a walk, shall we?"

I'm still talking to myself a lot.

Let's leave the office and gently circle the courtyard. Today, Shi 'a (Azumaya) does not have a jade beard (Gyokuo). Good because I would care if I were there, but instead I felt the table was loud.

As he changed course and headed toward the voice, the inflexible men were shouting out loud.

I thought it was a fight. Two men are working together in the center of the men. No, you're not. I'm already taking a wrestling.

The noisy men are laughing with pleasure. Everyone remembered Lu Sun as a martial officer. Every scarf wrapped around his head has the same color and is blue.

Lu Sun caught him trying to get out of his face. After the combination, the winner is a clearly recognisable face. It is a tamarind.

He laughs at his men and sweats at each other. He doesn't look like the one who can control Nishidu after all. For those around them, Tamaki is a lord who thinks of those beneath him with ease.

Very well and Lu Sun swallows his spit.

I don't think Tamaki is taking a wrestling with his junior officer to earn points, and more importantly, he's having fun.

"... ugh"

I have trouble finding him. If you ask me to take a wrestling with you, etc., I won't hold myself.

Lu Sun decided to return to the office. Looks like I'd rather get into work than change my mood. Lu Sun came to Nishidu to assist Tamaki in the missing part of what he was doing.

Lu Sun's burden is huge, but it's not like he hasn't done his job with him. The festivities now also seem to work effectively in terms of capturing people's minds.

One more time, exhale loudly.

"I'm sure he needs it in the West Capital."

And twinkling...