Ancient Rome: From Slaveholder to Supreme Emperor

Chapter 53 Cooperation with Aurelia

Pickled pepper fish head, stir-fried squid, beef teppanyaki, spicy beef tendon, and so on. After being served on the table, the fragrant aroma diffused through the entire living room, completely awakening the Austrian cuisine. The glutton in Lelia’s belly made her taste buds eager to move.

“It’s incredible. Even if the slave owner knows how to cook, he can still make such a fragrant step. Satan, you are really a magical man…”

Aurelia sat next to the dining table, couldn’t help being possessed, and smelled lightly, with an intoxicated expression on her face.

“It’s rude, but I can’t blame me, who made you make such a fragrant dish…”

Aware of her gaffe, Aurelia said embarrassedly, and her gaze at Ye Tian was filled with curiosity, she couldn’t wait to learn about this magical man.

“Welcome to the most noble Mrs. Orelia’s comment…”

Ye Tian smiled and poured her a glass of wine at the same time.

Wine, almost a specialty of the entire ancient Greece, is also the favorite wine of the Roman nobles.

“Little Caesar, would you like a drink?”

Ye Tian twisted Caesar’s head again, and asked him with a smile.

“Satan, you can’t take Caesar bad, he is not an adult…”

Aurelia rolled her eyes at Ye Tian, ​​that amorous feelings.

“Then there is no way, little Caesar, you can only drink goat’s milk…”

Ye Tian smiled and handed him a can of goat’s milk.

“Mother…”

Caesar was extremely wronged, and then looked at Ye Tian pleadingly.

For Ye Tian, ​​he is extremely admired, casual, unrestrained, but not rude. The most important thing is that he is very manly and powerful.

“Drink your goat’s milk…”

Aurelia ignored him, she started to pick up a piece of squid, put it in her mouth, chewed it lightly, her eyes flashed, and then she ignored the image of the lady, swept through her mouth, Give a compliment.

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“It’s really delicious, my God, how can there be such an amazing cooking skill in the world, Satan, I think it would be a waste of your talent if you don’t become a chef…”

Aurelia was finally full, burped impolitely, smiled awkwardly, and then praised.

“I plan to open a restaurant, what do you think?”

Ye Tian picked up the wine glass and touched Aurelia lightly, and asked with a smile.

Looking at Aurelia and Caesar’s eating, you know that once the restaurant is opened, it will definitely be hot and crazy. If there is no Aurelia backing, I am afraid that trouble will continue, so he plans to discuss with her first.

“Opening a restaurant? Are you planning to do business? Oh my god, how could you think that if a nobleman goes into business, he will be looked down upon by other nobles. It is enough to have a Klasu among the nobles. I don’t want my son-in-law to be Others sneered secretly…”

Hearing that Ye Tian was about to open a restaurant, just as Ye Tian guessed, Aurelia’s reaction was a bit agitated and exaggerated.

“Look down? Haha…have the ability not to come to my restaurant to pay for it? When I emptied their vault and accumulated enough wealth, I let them lick my boots and dare to laugh at me?”

Ye Tian said disdainfully.

To say that among all the nobles, the one he admired the most was Crassus. That guy had advanced thinking and controlled Rome economically. Even if the Senate ridiculed him, it was only secretly jealous. It was not right on the face. He bowed his head.

“But, it hurts your arrogant surname!”

Aurelia clearly felt Ye Tian’s powerful ambition, her heart trembled, but she still couldn’t understand Ye Tian’s thoughts.

“Stupid! In the past few years, factions within Rome have been fighting, and there have been frequent wars outside. I am afraid that the treasury of Rome is not much. Only when we have enough wealth can we have enough right to speak. Moreover, to a certain extent, wealth can be equal to Supreme military service!”

Ye Tian said lightly.

“Wealth equals military merit?”

Aurelia was again stumped by Ye Tian’s profound truth.

“For example, now we are suppressing the rebellious allies in Rome, but we are losing one after another. It will not take long before Rome will have shortages of troops and supplies. Do you think the elders will be willing to pay for their own support? Yes, they are all greedy and stingy vampires. But, at this time, if I have enough wealth, you can negotiate with the Senate, conscript yourself, temporarily form an army of tens of thousands, and let your people As the commander-in-chief, do you think this is military merit?”

Ye Tian smiled slightly, slowly explaining to Aurelia. Caesar’s eyes twinkled, and Aurelia was extremely moved.

“Can a restaurant bring such wealth?”

Aurelia asked heartily.

“Actually you can foresee it too, can’t you? And this is just the beginning, noble Mrs. Aurelia.”

Ye Tian smiled confidently, the sun was shining.

“I can assure the gods that after a restaurant opens to make money, I can give you one percent of the proceeds and give you pocket money.”

After thinking for a while, Ye Tian promised.

“One percent of the income? So generous, what do I need to do?”

Aurelia was taken aback, surprised at the same time, but also very happy, but then she thought of something and asked Ye Tian with a smile.

“Help me get rid of some flies. In the early stage, you can bring me more ladies to consume!”

Ye Tian smiled and said faintly, Ye Tian came here for the first time, it doesn’t matter, there is no network, he needs to cooperate with Aurelia to avoid a lot of trouble.

“really……”

Aurelia was a little bit disappointed, and then said: “Is one percent too little?”

“Of course, as a betrothal gift, I can give my fiancee Keisha 5% of the income as her private money!”

Ye Tian continued.

“For your consideration of your fiancée, I can promise you!”

Aurelia was taken aback again, and then a satisfied smile appeared on her face.

“Then I wish us a happy cooperation…”

Ye Tian raised the wine glass and touched her gently.

“I hope that the gods will take shelter, so that your wish can be achieved…”

Aurelia smiled, and gently clinked glasses with Ye Tian.

Ye Tian, ​​she couldn’t see through it more and more, or she had never understood it. *