The modern winemaker traveled through time and became the second son of Chenzhou in the late Tang Dynasty. When Huang Chao's millions of troops besieged the city, he used distilled spirits as a bargaining chip to move between Zhu Wen, Li Keyong and other heroes, from defending the city to laying out the world. After his father's death, he succeeded him. Faced with the encirclement and suppression by Quan Yutian Lingzi, he expanded his army to prepare for war, united vertically and horizontally, and finally led 50,000 righteous troops to brave the snow and march westward to Luoyang - he wanted to use the road opened by a jar of wine to complete the entire Tang Dynasty.
