Shen Yi Di Nu Divine Doctor: Daughter of the First Wife (神医嫡女) [Book 2]

Barbecue and Beer, Always Friends

Xuan Tian Ming had countless guesses about what was in Feng Yu Heng's sleeve, but he was still unable to think of things that were not from this era. There were things that he had never heard of or seen before.

For example, "dum dum dum!" Feng Yu Heng pulled out two cans of beer from her sleeve!

He was very curious, "What is this?" While asking, he received it. It was ice-cold, and it was very nice to hold on this midsummer night. He was not surprised that Feng Yu Heng's sleeve had a cooling ability. In that unbearably hot forge, she could still manage to bring out ice water. Even if this girl brought out a piece of ice right now, he would not feel that it was odd. But this object was extremely special. It was soft and thin; however, it was very sturdy. Gently shaking it, it seemed as though there was water inside.

Feng Yu Heng did not take it, instead, opening the can in her hand. She then received some roasted meat from a passing soldier. Alternating between taking bites of meat and drinking, she looked as though she was eating the best food in the world. This sight caused everyone to begin drooling.

She was not stingy, as she turned around and pulled out a large number of beers. She then got some cups and poured out 30 cups of beer, giving it to the soldiers, loudly saying: "This thing is called beer. My Persian master said that roasted meat accompanied by beer is the most pleasant thing."

Upon hearing this, the soldiers all tasted it and were immediately shocked.

The taste of beer was not something that they were very accustomed to, but this cool feeling was truly too interesting. Someone threw their head back and downed it. He then looked at Feng Yu Heng with pleading eyes, but she spread her arms: "There's none left." She could not bring out too much at once. It would be too eye-catching.

The soldiers looked regretful, but their excitement had been aroused. The people that had drank beer gathered around and began to discuss the texture, temperature and taste of the beer, along with the feel of drinking it while eating roasted meat.

Xuan Tian Ming was unable to resist and copied Feng Yu Heng, opening his own can of beer. But when he opened it up, the opening was facing him, and he had been shaking it endlessly out of curiosity. Feng Yu Heng, that damn girl, deliberately watching him as a joke and did not speak up to warn him. As a result, Xuan Tian Ming opened up the can that he had been shaking. The pressure that had been built up was released all at once with a "psh" sound, as it sprayed him in the face.

"Hahaha!" A certain person completely collapsed with laughter. Pointing at his sorry figure, her belly began to hurt from laughing.

Feng Yu Heng laughed, and the soldiers laughed with her. None viewed Xuan Tian Ming as the current general, and none viewed him as the prince of the country. With no feeling of large or small, superiority or inferiority, they laughed. Like that, it was quite a joyous atmosphere.

Xuan Tian Ming angrily sprayed them with the rest of the beer, not even Feng Yu Heng was spared, as her face became covered in beer; however, the laughter became even rowdier.

This sort of atmosphere was able to infect the blacksmiths and their apprentices that had come to work on steel. In Da Shun, everyone knew about the ninth prince that was willful and did not differentiate between right and wrong, and everyone knew that the ninth prince was the Emperor's most favored child. Even the throne was something that he could ascend if he wanted. The ninth prince had fought in the Northwest. Everyone knew that he was a god of war, but everyone also knew that his legs had suffered a severe injury while in the Northwest. After returning to the capital, his temper became even more explosive, causing people to stay even further away. The rumors about the ninth prince were countless, and they all spoke of how he was moody and unreasonable. When the blacksmiths first entered the military camp, they were afraid that they would offend the ninth prince by accident, resulting in them losing their heads. In fact, many people believed this and refused deputy general Qian's invitation, saying that they did not dare enter the camp no matter what was said.