Crossing over reveals a waste's difficult journey home

After confirming that the dragon in his hand was not a real dragon, Jiang Qi felt a little regretful. Did he think he could see a real dragon?

But after expressing his regret, he became curious about something else.

"Jiang Tuan, are there real dragons in your world? Otherwise, how could you make a dragon so detailed that even the scales and beards on the dragon look so real?"

Jiang Qi's question made Jiang Tuan's face turn black. Real dragon? Where to meet? In a dream?

“No, there are some myths and legends that say dragons exist, but it’s impossible to tell whether they are true or not.

The reason why it can be made so vivid is that it has been perfected by countless people. "

Knowing that Jiang Tuan had never seen a real dragon, Jiang Qiren was a little disappointed at first, but then he quickly cheered up. A dragon is such a mysterious creature, how can you just go and see it?

Just because you haven't seen it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Like before, he didn't know that the dynasty he founded had gods, but didn't he dream about them later?

If Jiang Tuan knew that the system's "dream" made Jiang Qi believe in the existence of dragons, he would probably be very happy because he finally found a reason to laugh at the system.

Turning a non-believers emperor into an ordinary person who believes in the existence of dragons is totally irrelevant to the system's expectation of helping Jiang Qi become stronger. Isn't this worth laughing at?

Unfortunately, Jiang Tuan didn't know, so he missed an opportunity to laugh at the system.

"Father, this dragon..."

Even though Jiang Huai knew that the dragon Jiang Tuan gave him was fake, he was still very excited. At least he didn't have to imagine it anymore and could see what a dragon looked like with his own eyes.

This dragon was given to him by Jiang Tuan, so logically he should just keep it. However, as a prince, he knew that he couldn't keep such a symbolic thing.

He thought for a moment and continued, "Father, the dragon will stay with you!"

Jiang Qi was very satisfied with his son's attitude. He looked at the small and exquisite dragon in his hand and sighed in his heart at the exquisite craftsmanship of Jiang Tuan's living world.

Then he said to his son, "I will keep this dragon for you. If you want to see it, you can come to me anytime."

After that, he turned to Jiang Tuan and said, "Jiang Tuan, this thing is very important to Daxia. I thank you for your gift on behalf of the crown prince."

Jiang Tuan didn't understand the significance of the dragon to the Great Xia Dynasty, but he understood the importance of spiritual beliefs to a person or even a dynasty.

He did not object to Jiang Qi's approach, but just felt embarrassed.

A refrigerator magnet, just a toy given to children, is actually linked to the beliefs of an entire dynasty. It sounds quite mysterious.

Jiang Tuan felt embarrassed that the gift he took out was not suitable for giving away.

"Prince, wait for me to think about it. I will definitely find a suitable gift for you."

Just as the prince was about to decline, he heard his father coughing.

He took a look and understood that his father wanted to get some more benefits from Mr. Jiang!

He had heard about Mr. Jiang from his father and knew that Mr. Jiang was here to help them. Naturally, he understood that the more things the other party could give, the better.

Although my father's actions are somewhat taking advantage of others, Da Xia is in a very bad situation now and needs Mr. Jiang's help.

So he could only accept his father's wishes. At worst, he would compensate Mr. Jiang well in the future.

After figuring this out, Jiang Huai sincerely thanked Jiang Tuan.

"Huai, thank you, Mr. Jiang."

After the controversy over refrigerator magnets passed, Jiang Tuan turned his attention back to soy milk.

What did he want to do before? Oh, yes, looking for candy.

While they were talking, Ning Ling had already wisely asked someone to get the honey.

Jiang Tuan first let everyone take a sip of the plain soy milk, and then asked the eunuch to add honey to everyone so that everyone could taste the sweet soy milk.

The taste of the original soy milk surprised everyone present, after all, they had never had a drink with this taste before.

To be honest, there were only a few types of drinks in the Great Xia Dynasty.

According to Jiang Tuan, in addition to plain water, most of them usually drink scented tea, and add some honey, salt and the like when they want to enrich the taste.

Yes, you heard it right. People in the Great Xia Dynasty would put salt in scented tea. When Jiang Tuan drank it for the first time, he vomited immediately.

A cup of tea has the sweet scent of flowers and the bitter taste of salt. When put together, it is simply a challenge to people's taste buds.

After drinking that sip of tea, Jiang Tuan felt even more pitiful for the people of the Great Xia Dynasty. If they don't eat well and drink well, what's the point of life?

In addition to scented tea, some Daxia people also drink alcohol.

However, the Great Xia Dynasty used grain to brew wine. As grain was involved, wine naturally became a drink that most ordinary people could not afford.

After being used to drinking scented tea and wine, it is completely understandable that everyone would be excited when suddenly drinking soy milk.

"Father, this soy milk looks like goat's milk, but it doesn't taste like goat's milk. After adding honey, it tastes sweet and fragrant, and even better."

Jiang Huai, who has drunk goat's milk, said that compared with the smelly goat's milk, soy milk with honey is simply a divine product.

Jiang Qi took a sip of soy milk and agreed with his son. The ministers also had similar opinions.

Seeing that everyone had finished drinking the soy milk, Jiang Tuan asked the eunuch to serve everyone some tofu pudding left over from making tofu. At this time, the eunuch who was boiling salt said that the salt was ready.

When he saw it, he thought, isn't this just right? He simply put a little salt in each bowl of tofu pudding and let everyone taste it.

Jiang Tuan took his own bowl and tasted it first. It was so delicious that he almost cried!

He didn't expect that his first attempt at making tofu pudding would be so successful, nor did he expect that he would miss the non-bitter salt so much in just one day.

"Your Majesty, try it. Tofu pudding with salt that doesn't taste bitter is quite delicious."

As a northerner, Jiang Tuan can’t say that he hates sweet tofu pudding, but he can’t say that he likes it either.

If he were asked to make a recommendation to this group of ancient people, he would definitely not say that sugar could be added to tofu pudding. This was probably just a little selfish of his.

Of course, if someone puts sugar into tofu pudding and thinks it tastes good, he can only sigh at the differences in people's tastes and the diversity of food culture.

Recommended by Jiang Tuan, Jiang Qi and his ministers did not rush to eat. They first took a closer look at the tofu pudding in the ceramic bowl.

In their opinion, this thing called tofu brain is white, tender and extremely smooth, just like the finest jade. People can't help but wonder, can this thing really be eaten?

Their doubts were immediately dispelled by the sound of Jiang Tuan slurping the tofu pudding into his mouth.

After looking at the tofu pudding, they shifted their attention to the salt in the clay pot.