Tea Merchants of the Song Dynasty

The water of the Yangtze River, the tea on the top of Mount Meng. During the Northern Song Dynasty, the war between the imperial court and the Western Xia Dynasty caused the northern horse source road to be cut off, and the tea-horse trade shifted from the northwest to the southwest. However, the implementation of the "tea monopoly" system greatly affected the interests of the tea merchants in the southwest and the Mengshan family. The four major families of the five peaks of Mengshan tried to unite to fight against them. The Jiang family, which occupied two peaks of Mengshan, became the victim. In the previous life, Jiang Yin, who witnessed the destruction of her family, ended her short life with a fire. After rebirth, she vowed to protect the Jiang family at all costs... (This book is fictional, please do not study it.)...