Qin Changfeng looked at him, and both of them fell into silence.
He knew exactly what George wanted to say next, and it was nothing more than helping him return to the British front.
But what George said next surprised him.
"General Qin Changfeng, I would like to ask you to help me return to the front line and seize control of the commander."
Qin Changfeng was stunned and quite surprised.
He didn't expect George to make such a request.
George pleaded again: "Our British front line is close to collapse. Please help us, general, and at least let me get front line command."
Qin Changfeng shook his head and stopped George from speaking again.
He said: "Sorry George, we Long Yan don't want to join this war now."
"As you can see, we only have more than a thousand Longyan troops now. These troops still need to maintain the stability of Longyan Third City and cannot be used."
"I can only help you get back to the front line."
"I'll give you enough supplies and weapons. We, Long Yan, can't help you with other matters now." Qin Changfeng said apologetically.
George sighed. He had known he would get this answer.
But he still asked with hope.
George nodded: "Okay, I understand, thank you for your generosity anyway."
Qin Changfeng helped George replenish supplies and sent someone to escort them to the British front line.
That was enough for George.
With the escort of the Dragon Flame Army, their British frontline will have greater help.
As for the French soldier who took George out of the jungle, George gave him a bullet without hesitation.
In his words, the Lord's promises are made to people.
Rather than a promise of something else.
In his eyes, Indians were born guilty and slaves of unforgivable sins.
That the French soldier had Indian ancestry was the greatest insult to him, and he would never allow such a person to exist.
Moreover, it is not an extremely dangerous thing for them for a French soldier to leave alive.
The current situation of the top commanders on the British front line is unknown, but at least it is certain that someone has definitely rebelled.
The news of their return must not be known to the French, in order to avoid unexpected events.
Chur expressed anger that George killed the French soldier.
He considered this a breach of trust.
George didn't have much explanation for this.
But everyone still came to the British front line safely under the leadership of George.
Seeing the fortress in front of him, George felt as complicated as having his five-flavor bottle knocked over.
He didn't know what kind of commanders Green was facing here and why this was the case.
…
At this time, Europe.
Britain.
Newton invented calculus, and a Prussian scholar also invented calculus.
The two men sparked an academic debate.
Newton received strong support from the British Royal Academy, who all believed that Prussian scholars had plagiarized Newton.
Newton didn't like fighting, but the other party's plagiarism was still published in the newspaper.
Calling this the result of his research made Newton completely intolerable.
Newton wrote to him, asking him to come out and explain what was going on.
Leibniz, who was far away in Prussia, was also shocked when he received Newton's letter. He had studied calculus for so long and the same person had developed the same theory.
Leibniz had no idea that such a situation would arise.
In order to prove that he was the scholar who developed calculus, Leibniz immediately went to Britain.
Had a debate with Newton.
Hu Xier and Mo Cheng's eyes lit up when they saw Leibniz.
They knew very well the situation in Prussia. During the Age of Discovery, Prussia was fighting among itself and missed the opportunity for development.
Later, Frederick II gradually expanded his country during the wave of the Industrial Revolution.
I didn’t expect that a country like Prussia could produce mathematicians comparable to Newton.
After the two of them and Newton came into contact with Leibniz again, they knew everything after seeing each other's research manuscripts.
This research manuscript is from Newton's study of calculus, which are two completely different directions.
But both men proved the existence of calculus in different ways.
From this alone, it can be inferred that both Leibniz and Newton were the ones who developed calculus.
Newton developed it only two days before Leibniz.
Leibniz published it one step earlier than Newton.
Newton informed the British Royal Academy of this result, but this group of people expressed that it was completely unacceptable to such a result.
They still believed that Leibniz plagiarized Newton's research results.
Newton was furious about this.
"Forget it Newton, people only want to believe what they want to see, so you don't need to say anything more." Mo Cheng stopped him and said.
Newton looked at him, exhaled, and said in a deep voice: "Sometimes, I am really disappointed with this country!"
He snorted coldly, turned around and left the Royal Academy of British Studies.
He was ashamed and angry that he had no way to prove Leibniz's innocence, but there was nothing he could do.
He can't change other people's minds.
The research and development of the Dreadnought battleship has now entered the final stage.
There was no need for Newton to do anything anymore. He returned home and left to pack the package.
Hu Xier frowned and looked at him: "What do you want to do?"
Newton didn't look at her. He put all his research notes in the suitcase. He didn't want to stay in Britain for a moment longer.
"Leave here, go to Longyan, wherever you go, but I don't want to stay in this place that makes me angry." de
Hu Xier was stunned. She looked at Mo Cheng next to her and asked quietly:
"What's going on with him? Why does he suddenly want to come here and go to Long Yan Land?"
"What did you tell him?"
Mo Cheng shook his head and said: "That's not the case, that's what happened..."
Mo Cheng told what happened in the Royal Academy again.
After hearing this, Hu Xier nodded.
"Oh, I see."
"But now that we are leaving Britain, we have no preparations. We might be too anxious to leave."
Mo Cheng thought for a moment and shouted: "Brother Newton, we are all key caregivers in Britain now. Have you thought about how to leave?"
When Newton heard this, he immediately stopped organizing his research plan. He looked at Mo Cheng, frowned and asked, "I still need to think about it, why don't I just leave?"
Hu Xier covered his face, and Mo Cheng pressed his head.
This sounds like a simple answer, just leave.
"Have you forgotten how we were stopped by British soldiers the last time we wanted to leave? Aren't there British soldiers guarding you around your house now?"
"Ah?" Newton then realized the seriousness of the matter.
He hurriedly asked: "Then what should we do? I really can't stay in this damn place for a minute."
Hu Xier thought for a while and said, "Mo Cheng should write a letter to Long Yan. The New Year is coming soon, and we should go back too."
