Sun Lin's unconscious "hehe" caught his wife's attention enough for her to smack him on the back.
But he pretended not to feel it, continuing to introduce and boast about the liquamen natum wine that he had brewed.
"Teacher Li, you don't know. It is said that the mountains near us, like Ruo Ling and Da Gu Ling, are actually part of the same dragon vein as Huang Shan in the current scenic spot. Huang Shan is the dragon head and our side is the dragon body. It used to be called Yi Shan, and was only renamed Huang Shan during the Tang Dynasty."
"Why did they rename it during the Tang Dynasty? It's to commemorate Emperor Huang. It is rumored that Emperor Huang and his teacher, Rong Cheng Zi, cultivate themselves according to the religious doctrine on Yi Shan. When they were cultivating themselves, they used liquamen natum as their food. Thus, the liquamen natum here is also called 'Fairy's Grain', or in other words 'Xuan Yuan Divine Grass, Surplus Grain of Fairy'."
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