The Master of the Kingdom

Since Su Yi made tea for Mu Yan once, Mu Yan fell in love with tea.

To be precise, it should be called falling in love with bubble tea.

There are tea gardens, there are frying methods, and soon tea leaves will be delivered one after another. Mu Yan entangled Su Yi to teach him to make tea, thinking that he had already mastered all the movements, but the taste of the tea was still not as good as Su Yi.

Su Yi had nothing to say to Mu Yan except for the system and traversal, so he bluntly stated that it was the tea issue.

Mu Yan didn't ask where Su Yi's tea came from or why he hadn't seen it before. He thought about brewing a better tea, and then asked what the tea is special about.

Su Yidao: "The soil and climate for planting, the season, time, and method of picking are all influential."

Mu Yan sighed: "The world considers tea drinking to be incorruptible. It can be said that drinking tea is not necessarily incorruptible."

Su Yi laughed and said: "Incorruptible tea drinking methods, and incorruptible tea drinking methods, vary from person to person. Why not give Wu'an a name? It is said that green bamboo is a gentleman, and the family grows green tea. Bamboo, is it a gentleman?"

Mu Yan nodded: "Kang Le said it was very true, it was me who took the picture."

After Mu Yan knew so much about tea, he began to study what kind of tea is best to drink, and finally wrote a note.

Later generations sorted out the literature of the ancestors and combined their own experiences into a book about tea art, in which Mu Yan's notes were quoted in many places.

Because Mu Yan never thought of publishing his tea-drinking notes into a book, although it was passed down for many times since then, his tea-drinking notes have been lost in modern times.

Fortunately, it was quoted and excerpted in that book, and part of the content was retained.

Mu Yan’s tea-drinking notes provide a strong proof for historians to study the origin of the tea-fried tea method.

According to Mu Yan's notes, the tea-fried tea method is the most legendary, and it was first adopted by Su Tianshi, who was crazy in various film and television novels. But Master Su said that it was created by the school, not his invention. So the inventor is not testable.

But the fried tea method is indeed promoted in the hands of Master Su. Su Tianshi used the new tea-making method to entertain guests many times. Because of his mysterious technique and excellent taste, he was rushed to imitate by the powerful and powerful in Beijing.

Originally, the trend of drinking tea prevailed in the south, but the north is still dominated by drinking buttermilk. When the tea-fried tea method was spread from the hands of Master Su, the tea-drinking style in the north gradually prevailed in the south.

Historians generally believe that the fried tea method and the tea brewing method should be earlier than this period. Because it can be seen from Mu Yan's notes that the set of methods that Master Su has come up with is very complete, and even the classification of various teas is very clear. This is already a complete system.

If it is just invented, there should be a development process.

It’s just that I don’t know where Master Sutian has learned from, and where this method comes from.

The school of Master Su Tian is a mystery, and historians argued a lot, but they couldn't come up with a result that convinced everyone.

The location of the school of Master Su Tian has also been robbed by many countries and regions, mostly based on the "crops" brought by Master Su Tian.

Some say that they are from India, some are from Europe, and some are from Africa. It is said that the school of Master Su Tian is based on the American continent.

Because Su Tianshi first proposed the location of the American continent, a famous geographer in Yu Chao, based on the message left by Su Tianshi, experienced nine deaths and reached the American continent, becoming the first person to discover the American continent.

But because of the tea, some historians believe that Master Su had been to the American continent, but the school was not necessarily there.

Of course, the most recognized by the Chinese people is that the sect of Master Su Tian is located in the mountains of China, but he or his sects have reached these places.

Unfortunately, there are no ruins or cultural relics to prove the existence of this school.

But all researchers believe that martial art definitely exists. This sect is not a sect of cultivating immortals, but a large group of ancient scientists. They mastered a lot of advanced technology only because the officials of the Eastern Han Dynasty ruled the darkness and hid in the mountains.

After the world settled down again, the sect sent Su Yi down the mountain to bring these things out to benefit the people.

And Su Yi brought out some new things for a period of time, which can also prove this. It must be the sect that has been in constant contact with Su Yi. But I don't know why, these are not recorded.

Perhaps this is the protection of that school.

Many people speculate that the origin of the martial art is the Mo School who suddenly disappeared during the Han Dynasty.

The Mohist school has disappeared, but so many ancient scientists and so many documents in Momen may not necessarily disappear. They just hid it.

The researchers' speculation also provided a large amount of material for the literary creation of later generations in China. It is estimated that the stories surrounding Su Tianshi and Su Tianshi's sects will always provide food for literary and artistic creators.

Naturally Su Yi would not know what happened so long ago.

These were indeed taken out by him alone. The reason why it is so magical is that he is a traverser and he is carrying the system.

But if any novel is written like this, it will definitely be scolded to death. This writing is too ridiculous, it is better to say that Su Yi is a **** descending from the earth.

Although...crossing and carrying the system, compared with the gods descending to the earth, it seems that there is no one who is more arrogant than anyone.

But there is a study in later generations that is right. The tea-drinking style has indeed passed through the hands of Su Yi and developed rapidly in the north, gradually surpassing the south. Then the method of frying tea and making tea quickly spread across the country, replacing the sencha method and becoming a tea-drinking method that lasted for thousands of years.

This is not difficult to understand. The first is because of the idol effect of Suyi; the second is that the emperor advocates the frugal style; the third is that as an ordinary drink, tea is more refreshing and easy to get than dairy products; finally, from the selection of tea, the choice of water and utensils for making tea , All can be very exquisite and luxurious. The series of rules for making tea also made the aristocratic family feel very high and very suitable for them. Tea art first rose from the upper class, gradually simplified, and became popular among the people, of course.

As the main promotion force, the redemption points used up by Su Yi have been replenished, but the points are not many.

Su Yi didn't understand the calculation formula of that system, so he just used it anyway, and he didn't plan to know so much.

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After having tea, the impact on Su Yi is just a new drink and a new way of acting.

In other respects, Su Yi did not feel much change.

What he thinks now is how to take out the crops in the system package.

Originally, both sweet potatoes and corn could be planted in summer and harvested in the second half of the year, but now they have missed the best sowing time.

Su Yi didn't know much about planting, but he felt that even if he missed the optimal sowing time, he should be able to plant a wave with his tail, at least planted more seeds than planted, and could leave more seeds.

Although the emperor asked Su Yi to take it out again next year, Su Yi still thought about it, so he planted it as soon as possible. The earlier you plant and the more you keep, the sooner the people can benefit.

In the end, Mu Yan came up with a method.

At this time, the ship can still sail a long distance. It can be seen from the fact that the Japanese government sent envoys to proclaim the emperor of the Han Dynasty, at least it is no problem to go to the Japanese government.

Yu Chao's private sea boat can also sail freely. In addition to being an official, a large family also has collateral lines in business. The business collateral line is blessed by the official line, and provides a large amount of money to the line.

Mu's family is no exception. Therefore, there are also caravans going to the sea in Mu's family.

Mu Yan sent a fleet of ships to pretend to stroll outside, and then offered corn and sweet potatoes.

The reason is also easy to find. Su Yi once brought sweet potatoes and corn out to entertain guests, but said that these were all rations brought from the martial art and were relatively rare. From that time on, the emperor sent Mu Yan to organize people to go out to sea to find new crops. Finally, the seeds of sweet potatoes and corn were exchanged from the hands of foreign barbarians.

The emperor said, this pot is memorized. I'm so awesome. Let's do that in the future.

This reason is obviously easier to believe than "Shennong Godsend". Some more sane people wondered if potatoes came from the same way. Only the person who found the potatoes hid the potatoes beforehand, and then the emperor sent Mu Yan and Su Tianshi to look for them with pretense, and directed and acted a strange thing.

In fact, this conjecture is closer to reality, but the source of these seeds is more mysterious than they thought.

The appearance of new crops didn't seem to have happened to Su Yi, it was just the behavior of the emperor and Mu Yan. But Jingzhong generally believes that Su Yiding has played a big role in it.

Except from the emperor’s new round of rewards to Su Yi, there is no impenetrable wall in the world, and the Mu family’s sidelines are not as strong as Mu Yan’s control over the subordinates, naturally revealing one or two "truths" to others. In the ears.

Legend has it that the ship was empty when it drove to the harbour closest to the capital. Mu Yan and Su Yi secretly left Beijing and came to the boat. Everyone on the boat was waiting on the shore. Later, Mu Yan took the lead to get off the boat, leaving Su Yi alone on the boat for the whole night. On the second day, after the rest of the people got on the boat, they found sweet potatoes and corn.

After Mu Yan heard the rumors, he was half-dead with anger.

He has repeatedly told him to send someone credible. There are not many people on the boat. Everyone on his side can believe that this matter must have been leaked from the crew.

Fortunately, it was so magical that only one person drunk and leaked his mouth, and the others thought he was talking nonsense. After he was sober, he also denied the previous statement.

Except for some well-informed people, I know that Mu Yan did leave Beijing quietly—but I don’t know if Su Yi went out with him. After all, Su Yi lives in a simple way and his whereabouts are a mystery—and people who believe in Su Yi’s magical skills think this Apart from the credibility of the matter, everyone else believed that this should be found by the emperor from overseas. Su Yi should have played a guiding role in it.

No matter how others speculate, they have no evidence and are limited to speculation.

The end result is that the sweet potatoes and corn can finally be taken out to raise seedlings in a fair manner, and strive for a wave of harvest in the second half of the year.

Happily, Su Yi did not get sick this time, nor did he encounter anything bad.

Su Yi touched his nose. The first two illnesses were originally accidents, and it has nothing to do with this.

But I couldn't say enough. Su Yi quickly fell over because of distraction, and knocked his forehead on the steps. Although the wound was not serious, there was a lot of blood and it looked very scary.

Su Yi: ...this is really just an accident!