Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

. Li Bai and a tipsy poet celebrate Aoi's divine brew, which becomes highly sought after, surpassing the famous goose yellow wine from Sichuan. The brew's rarity, with only 1,000 jars produced annually, drives its price to astronomical heights, attracting the interest of high-ranking officials and wealthy merchants. As rumors of the brew's value spread, even the Liao Emperor seeks to acquire it, leading to a comical twist when he becomes intoxicated by it. Meanwhile, Xu Jie, a struggling merchant, attempts to profit from fake fine wine, negotiating a deal with a desperate seller. He realizes the potential for profit, planning to sell the cheap wine as if it were Aoi's legendary brew. The chapter highlights the absurdity of status, wealth, and deception in pursuit of luxury. .

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