"Yes, my lord!" Fulu agreed.
But when he actually saw the goods, he could not help letting out an "Ah!"
"This grain will be needed when the estate is built later, so there's no need to sell it. As for this olive oil, tea bricks, and wine, handle them as you see fit!" Naturally, there were vacant rooms in the inn's rented courtyard.
Inside the empty room, the sacks of flour were nothing much. The yield from a hundred mu would not be too great, and Fulu truly did not take it to heart. After estimating it, he felt that this grain would probably be just enough to cover the food consumed during construction.
But barrel after barrel of olive oil and wine, along with the tea bricks stored on the shelves—those were worth a great deal.
The olive oil of this world was slightly different from that of Earth. When first pressed, it was dark green, but after being left for some time, it turned golden. The purer the color, the higher the grade. Amid the golden hue lingered a trace of green, and its fragrance was enticingly fresh.
Fulu stepped forward, opened one barrel slightly, dipped a finger into it, and tasted it. A moment later, he said excitedly, "My lord, this is premium olive oil!"
Of course it was premium. It came from Shennong Horn, free of pollution and of excellent quality.
Next, he inspected the wine and tasted some as well. Fulu hesitated slightly before saying, "My lord, this wine is also of good quality. I'll give you an appraisal report when I return."
Then came the tea bricks. When Romon had first planted them, he had obtained nothing more than ordinary tea trees. Even with Shennong Horn, their quality had only been middling.
However, by