Amazing crossing: the princess who was hunted down

Chapter 41 A bird fades out of the mouth, annoying! (2)

What's even more tragic is that since she traveled to this inexplicable Dayu Dynasty, her food taste has completely changed.

She is from Sichuan, and she has a strong taste in food, and she doesn't like anything spicy, but what about this bullshit Dayu Dynasty?
She had never seen what a pepper looked like since the first day.

People here have never even heard of the word chili, let alone pepper, aniseed ingredients, and some of her favorite fruits.

The diet of the people here is white rice with dishes with a little salt, and they still eat it with relish, but for the heavy-tasting Qing Luo, it is simply unbearable.

After several months of eating ancient food, she could almost see birds in her mouth.

Therefore, for the two masters and servants, what Lark hates the most is the humid climate here, and what Qingluo worries most is the problem of diet.

When she was in southern Anhui, she still had a fluke mentality, thinking that if she went to the south, especially the southwest, she might still be able to eat chili peppers.

Unexpectedly, when she arrived in Anping, which is in the same geographical location as Sichuan, she realized that her hopes had been dashed.

People in the north don't eat spicy food because the weather there is dry, and eating spicy food will cause them to get angry.

But what about Southwest?

The climate here is humid, relying entirely on peppers to drive away the cold and dehumidify!
Could it be that in Anping City, people with bad arms and legs can be seen everywhere, especially in the rainy season when the quilt can be wrung out with water, and there are long queues everywhere in those medical clinics waiting for acupuncture treatment of rheumatism and cold legs people.

Alas, it wouldn't be so bad with chili peppers.

She didn't know which dynasty this dynasty was equivalent to in Chinese history,
So she doesn't know whether there is any chili pepper in the Great Yu Kingdom. She only knows that chili pepper was introduced into China in the Ming Dynasty.

So she could only force herself to bite the bullet and adapt to the living habits here.

It's like a skylark forcing itself to adapt to the climate here.

This morning, the rooster crowed three times, but Qing Luo was still lying on the bed unwilling to move.

This time-traveling life of eating and waiting to die has brought her inertia to the fullest.

Without a goal in life, she is like a walking dead every day, and her life is muddled.

(End of this chapter)