Ming Dynasty, I Lent Zhu Yuanzhang 30 Million Taels of Military Expenses

Ming Dynasty, the summer of the 24th year of Hongwu. In a tavern in Nanjing. Young Liu Fei is being beaten severely by his father. "You little brat, why don't you study the brewing technology? You wasted half of my 20 kilograms of rice wine, and you only brewed one kilogram of wine for me." Liu Fei avoided his father's beating and said very dissatisfied: "Old man, what do you know? Your 20 kilograms of wine can be sold for 400 yuan at most. My kilogram of wine can be sold for at least one tael of silver, or even more. Why can't you settle the accounts?" Not wanting to listen to Liu Fei's words, Liu's father came over with a stick. "What are you thinking? A pound of wine sells for one tael of silver. Do you think your wine is fine wine?" "Let's talk about it. Who can afford to drink a tael of wine and who is willing to buy it." Seeing that his father was upset, Liu Fei simply stopped hiding and sat on the stone pier at the door, waiting for his father to vent his anger. "Pa bang..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.