They quickly returned to their jobs, some lighting fires, some melting iron, some preparing molds...
Everyone does their job, busy and orderly.
The little princess stood with her hands behind her back, inspecting the craftsmen.
Sometimes she stopped to watch, sometimes she gently gave instructions:
"The temperature here is not high enough. The molten iron has not yet completely melted. We need to increase the firepower."
"You need to adjust the angle of the mold, otherwise the cast parts will be off."
With the unremitting efforts of the craftsmen and the diligent guidance of the little princess.
Soon, parts gradually took shape in everyone's hands. Although there were still some flaws, the basic structure of the steam engine could be seen.
However, when these parts were gathered in front of the little princess, she frowned in dissatisfaction.
"Oh my! How come you made such a simple part into something like this?"
She picked up a part that was obviously poorly cast, and said with a hint of blame in her tone:
"Look at this. The joints here are uneven. If we assemble it, won't steam leak out through these gaps?"
Pointing to another part, he said, "And this, the teeth on this gear are uneven. Won't it jam when it turns?"
After the little princess's scolding, all the craftsmen present fell silent.
It’s not that they didn’t try hard, but that they really tried their best.
"Your Highness, we..." An old craftsman began to speak, wanting to explain but not knowing what to say.
"Speak!" The little princess put her hands on her hips and scolded arrogantly, "Just say what you want to say! You are hesitating like a man from the Tang Dynasty.
She paused and added, "Don't worry, this princess is not like Ye Ye, who will punish you for the slightest mistake."
At the door of the blacksmith shop, Li Shimin, who had just arrived because he was worried about the little princess, happened to hear these words. He suddenly stopped and stood still.
At this time, should he go in or not?
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