Da Qin: Come Here, Give Me a Cappuccino for Sir!

Jiang Yue, who was originally a milk tea shop clerk, accidentally traveled across Daqin with a bag of tea bag seeds. Troubled times were coming, and there was bloodshed. He chose to grow tea with peace of mind, not caring about worldly affairs, and not trying to stand out. Occasionally one day, an old Zhao and an old Wang knocked on the door of Jiang Yue's house in the name of thirst, and tasted coffee and milk tea that were only available two thousand years later. From then on, these guys came to Jiang Yue's house every day. While learning to taste tea, I also asked and discussed some important national affairs. What was even more unexpected was that one day, Jiang Yue was directly invited to the palace. The person in front of him was Lao Zhao. I saw him wearing a black sun crown robe, waving his dragon sleeves, "Here, sir, pour me a cup of cappuccino!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.