I Am Engaged in Internal Affairs in the Three Kingdoms

I laughed when I saw distilled liquor. You don't know that in ancient times, distilled liquor was rumored to have existed in the Tang, Song and even Han Dynasties, but because there was no market, no one bought it. Why did it become popular only after the founding of the People's Republic of China? Because some leaders liked it and imitated it. People in ancient times drank rice wine. Guan Yu warmed the wine and killed Hua Xiong. It was easier for ordinary people to drink and store the rice wine after it was left to dry and ferment. Ordinary people had spare money and food and time to waste on making liquor and shochu. Distilling required money and money to make utensils, and it required people with status to do it. But liquor was not on the market in ancient times, and neither officials nor landlords drank it. How could one make money from something without a market? Don't promote it by telling people that white wine is delicious. Most people who are used to the soft and soft taste of rice wine don't like the spiciness of white wine. Ethnic minorities in the north also drink kumis. I heard that people in Inner Mongolia still drink kumis. Liquor is also popular in modern times.

Before Liu Chan grew up in peace, the status of Liu Feng's eldest son could not be shaken. In times of war, there was an urgent need for an eldest son to inherit the family business. Liu Feng's legal inheritance rights always existed, and the most valuable period for Liu Feng's title of young master was when he was in Xinye. The author writes about the treatment of Liu Bei Group towards the young master. The protagonist's attitude is inappropriate. This attitude only came into being after Liu Bei entered Sichuan. After all, Liu Chan had grown up at that time, so she was naturally not welcomed. I hope the author can take the protagonist's growth environment seriously and not have subsequent stereotypes. The current Liu Feng is definitely the real young master of the Liu Bei Group...

There are also people who write about Liu Feng, but they have already failed to write about this subject. Zhuyu comes first, and they will write about this subject later...

Liu Bei's courtesy name is Xuande. From what you wrote, it seems that his name is Liu Xuande. His courtesy name is Bei.

It looks okay now, keep it up

Guan Yu is written as a villain. No matter how much he looks down on Liu Feng, he will not target him everywhere and even let him keep two thousand soldiers to face an army of fifty thousand.

This novel is so well written. If you work hard, you will definitely become a great author. Friends who are waiting for the update can also read "Rolling Ming" first, it is not bad.