Owner: Lin Yan.
Every corner of this bar reflected its owner's taste.
The modern minimalist style was simple and natural, fashionable and full of personality, making it popular among many young people.
Breaking away from traditional decorating concepts, emphasizing individuality was the most prominent feature of the modern style.
The classic black, white, and gray palette, accented with warm yellow spotlights, kept it from being dull.
Lin Yan did not dislike it.
In fact, he was pleasantly surprised.
It suited his tastes.
As expected of the system.
Lin Yan walked over to the bar counter, and a vast amount of information about bartending flooded into his mind.
In the shortest time possible, he mixed himself a cocktail.
Made with whiskey, bitters, and sugar, it was usually garnished with a twist of lemon or orange peel, exuding a thoroughly masculine air.
It was Don Draper's favorite drink in the American drama Mad Men, and Don Draper was also an expert at mixing it.
A glass of Old Fashioned.
This gave Lin Yan a place to settle down. Though it was a bar rather than a luxurious villa, he was still satisfied.
He took a light sip of the cocktail.
The aftertaste was endless.
There was also an old-fashioned phonograph in the corner of the bar.
The earliest phonograph had been invented by the American inventor Edison in 187, and it had now become a collector's favorite.
Those antique phonographs, in particular, were even more beloved by the wealthy.
Lin Yan turned on the phonograph, and melodious music slowly flowed forth, as though it carried memories sealed away by time.
The years were like a song, and the past like a dream.
That faint, elusive melody seeped into every cell like a babbling stream, drawing one into endless reverie.
That was the