"Ding! Congratulations, Master Su Ze. Your grocery System has successfully matched with you!"
"My good sir, sorry to bother you. May I ask what this is? It smells so wonderful."
"Well... Ah! You wouldn't understand even if I told you. Anyway, I've got some here. Want to buy it?"
"I'm not drunk. Fill my cup again, fill my cup again..."
"What fine wine! Bring me more. Today, we drink until we drop."
The grocery System is amazing. I'm going to become the richest man in the Tang Dynasty...
P.S. This is a new book. Please send flowers and add it to your collection!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Tsk tsk, I bought 10 taels for a hot dog. I've watched too much TV. Let's catch up on the history first. Do you really think that in ancient times, a meal like TV cost dozens or hundreds of taels?
Twelve? Ten thousand yuan? Ten thousand yuan to buy a pack of instant noodles? Too exaggerated. . . At that time, one or two dollars was not much more than a civilian's annual income.
So the prices are completely wrong. Let alone ordinary people, nobles can't buy much.
It's time to add another dog to your knees.
After watching too many TV dramas, a copper coin is almost the same as a thousand yuan today. The rice that money can buy is enough to feed a family for several years.
Can the poor afford ten taels of silver?
Commentary on Chapter 7: The Secret Recipe for Making Salt (Please give me flowers! Please collect it!) Written by "I Sell Groceries in the Tang Dynasty" written by the author "I Sell Groceries in the Tang Dynasty".
Why don't you do it yourself if the system takes it! The system has a method!
You are awesome. A pound of salt costs 20 taels. The author is rich. He ate 240 yuan a pound of salt hundreds of years ago. You are awesome.
Too many bugs. **. Do people in the Tang Dynasty know what a minute is??? Hahaha