Ye Yu transmigrates into the body of a hundred-year-old man in Great Qin and opens a teahouse on the eastern street of Xianyang. Old Huang walks in, sits down, grabs a black stone, and makes his move. A handsome young man in fine clothes enters with his servant, his eyes fixed on the chessboard. Ye Yu washes the tea leaves, boils water, and brews the tea, explaining that Zhengping Rock Tea is all about its rocky aroma. He sets the teapot down before saying, “There’s no need to rush the world.” In this era, everyone is a force to be reckoned with.
