The Tea Lady Is Here: Order Tea to Kill Through the Bianjing Business District

A fire at the Yun's teahouse in Bianjing left Yun Zhiyi, the successor of Shenxue Tea, an orphan. Keeping the burnt tea cakes and the bloody porcelain fragments left behind by her mother, she reopened the teahouse under the old locust tree, but unexpectedly discovered that her parents' old case was related to a mutilated orchid tea set. The visit of Pei Yanzhou, the Secretary of Punishment, revealed the secret of the introduction of tea into the Western Regions, and also allowed Yun Zhiyi to embark on the tea road that spanned Mobei, the Western Regions, and Persia. Along the way, she met the Hulan tribe who guarded the Resurrection Tea, the Shule City glaze master who mastered the formula of etched tea powder, and the Persian tea merchant who hid the mark of the Holy Fire Cult. She also discovered that the snake-shaped totem pieced together from blood porcelain fragments was closely related to the mystery of the variation of tea varieties in various countries. The crispness of Chenxue tea and the mellowness of Huanhun tea blended at her fingertips, which can not only detoxify strange poisons, but also awaken dust-laden memories. From the ice tea fields of Lake Baikal to the red sandstone teahouses of the Persian Gulf, from ancient desert tea species to South Sea sea soul tea, Yun Zhiyi uses tea as a blade and seeds as evidence to pursue the truth amidst the sounds of camel bells and waves. When the orchid on the tea tree overlapped with the snake-shaped mark of the Holy Fire Cult, she finally understood: the tea road is not only a way of commerce, but also a context for the symbiosis of different civilizations. What her parents guarded with their lives was never a certain tea plant, but the belief that the fragrance of tea spreads across mountains and seas.