Food bloggers made fortunes in ancient times

Song Yan then served out two bowls of rice and handed one bowl to Shu Changyu.

"Eat it quickly. Seafood alone is not enough. It tastes better when paired with rice."

Shu Changyu lowered his eyes and looked at the bowl of rice handed to him. He was stunned for a moment, then reached out to take it.

The two of them ate quietly.

Shu Changyu picked up a piece of lobster meat and put it into his mouth with rice. The tender shrimp meat and the soft and glutinous rice collided on the tip of his tongue, bringing a different kind of satisfaction.

Then, Shu Changyu raised his eyebrows in surprise. He had been to Yuzhou, which is on the coast, and naturally had tasted a lot of seafood.

But the taste is far less amazing than the seafood in front of you.

The garlic scallops exude a rich garlic aroma, the steamed king crab is tender and juicy, the lobster meat is delicious, the oysters have a fresh scent of the ocean, and the conch also has a unique flavor.

"Try this fish." Song Yan picked up a piece of fish and handed it to Shu Changyu. "This is called Longli fish. The meat is tender and boneless. It is the most delicious."

Shu Changyu leaned forward slightly and ate the fish meat from Song Yan's hand. The fish meat was tender and smooth, and the taste was indeed very delicious.

The secret room was filled with the aroma of seafood, and the two of them ate to their heart's content.

After the meal, Shu Changyu, who was always reserved, took the initiative to clean up the dishes. Song Yan did not stop him. He smiled and said, "I didn't expect you to be so homely."

Shu Changyu raised his eyebrows slightly: "It's fun to do it occasionally."

Song Yan watched for a while, then went into the kitchen to make a pot of hot tea. When Shu Changyu finished cleaning up, he poured a cup of tea and handed it to Shu Changyu.

He then threw the dishes into the dishwasher and took out a rag to wipe the stone bed clean.

The two of them sat down beside the stone bed, and the aroma of tea filled the secret room.

Song Yan held up the teacup and said, "By the way, Shu Changyu, can you give me a few more packets of anthelmintic? The ones you gave me last year are damp and useless."

As the weather gets warmer recently, there are more mosquitoes, making it hard to guard against them.

"Hmm." Shu Changyu replied lazily, "I'll prepare a few new packets of anthelmintic for you tomorrow."

Song Yan chatted with Shu Changyu in a casual manner, and it was basically Song Yan who asked questions and Shu Changyu responded briefly.

For example: "I remember my aunt is also Zhou, is she related to General Zhou?"

Song Yan was used to calling him "General Zhou" and forgot to change his words for a while.

Shu Changyu said: "She is my father's distant cousin. According to my mother, they had a very good relationship when they were young. Later, through my father's introduction, my mother married his good friend, who is my father."

The "father" mentioned by Shu Changyu here refers to Shu's father.

Song Yan nodded suddenly. No wonder his uncle and aunt treated Shu Changyu like their own son. It turned out there was such a layer of relationship between them.

Speaking of Kang Yinan again, Song Yan suddenly remembered that in the imperial examination essay, it was also mentioned that Kang Yinan died heroically in a rebellion and was later posthumously awarded the title of a first-class mighty general.

If he guessed correctly, this rebellion was the same disaster that strangled General Zhou.

But in fact, Kang Yinan was not dead, but came to Xiaoli Village under an assumed name.

The more Song Yan thought about it, the more frightened she became. She couldn't help but ask, "What is the relationship between Kang Yinan and General Zhou?"

Shu Changyu said in a cold tone: "Kang Yinan was my father's deputy general at that time."

"The deputy general who forged the imperial edict and tricked General Zhou into coming to the capital to protect the emperor?"

Shu Changyu raised the corners of his lips slightly, his eyes were as dark as ink, and he said slowly: "Yes, it is him."

"Back then, he defected to the late emperor and betrayed my father."

Song Yan subconsciously asked, "Then why did he fake his death and come to Xiaoli Village?"

Shu Changyu reached out and pinched Song Yan's face: "You are stupid."

Song Yan then realized that Shu Changyu was born and raised in Xiaoli Village. He suddenly realized, "Could it be that Kang Yinan came for you?"

Shu Changyu said: "It was the order from the late emperor, asking him to keep an eye on my every move."

No wonder Shu Changyu wanted to kill Kang Yinan.

Song Yan's thoughts suddenly became clear: "So you were also hurt by him when you were thirteen?"

Shu Changyu lowered his eyes, his eyelashes hiding the shadows in his eyes: "At that time, I accidentally learned about my life experience, and I was unwilling to find out the truth."

"Kang Yinan noticed my intention and killed me to prevent me from leaving Yunshan County."

"If my father hadn't arrived in time, I'm afraid I would have lost my life."

Song Yan felt a pang of pain in her heart when she heard this. Shu Changyu was only thirteen years old at that time. He was struck by lightning when he suddenly learned about his life experience, and now he had to face Kang Yinan's ruthless pursuit.

He couldn't imagine how a thirteen-year-old boy could struggle to survive in such a desperate situation.

Even though he survived, it took him half a year to recover.

Damn it, Kang Yinan.

Song Yan couldn't help feeling regretful when she recalled that she had killed Kang Yinan for Shu Changyu and had had an argument with Shu Changyu.

If he had known earlier, he would have kicked Kang Yinan a few times.

"So the late emperor knew that General Zhou had a son like you all along, which is why he sent Kang Yinan to monitor you?"

Shu Changyu's eyelashes were shining: "At first he didn't know I was a man."

"Since I was young, my mother raised me as a girl and kept me at home, just to avoid the suspicion of the late emperor."

"Later, for some reason, the late emperor became suspicious and sent Kang Yinan to investigate."

Song Yan felt strange: "Since the late emperor had suspicions, why didn't he just kill him directly?"

"Because of the military token." Shu Changyu said, "After my father was framed by the late emperor, the military token disappeared. The late emperor suspected that my father left the military token to me, so he didn't dare to kill me easily, fearing that the military token would disappear from then on."

"Kang Yinan came here to monitor my every move, and to secretly look for the whereabouts of the military token."

So that's it, everything has a reasonable explanation.

No wonder Shu Changyu was mistaken for a girl. It turned out that it was a helpless move made by his aunt in order to protect him.

If the late emperor had known that Shu Changyu was a man, he would probably not have spared his life.

After all, as a man and holding military power, he is undoubtedly a huge threat to the late emperor.

As the night progressed, the sound of their conversation gradually faded.

Unconsciously, he gradually felt sleepy. Song Yan's eyelids became heavier and heavier, and his voice became weaker and weaker: "Shu Changyu, I'm a little sleepy..."

Next door was the tablet of General Zhou and others. Shu Changyu didn't do anything. He just hugged Song Yan properly and the two of them fell asleep in each other's arms.