Banquets have been around since ancient times, but while the name may be the same in different places, the style can vary greatly.
The banquet arranged by Susu truly reflects the extravagance of the Song Family and is definitely the most lavish type.
It features chicken, duck, and fish served together; once one group of guests has finished their meal and leaves, the same setup is laid out again for another group to enjoy.
The 30-table feast hosted by the Hong Family lasts three days, starting at 10 a.m. each day and ending at 5 p.m.
After discussing with Hong Sheng, Susu's inner and outer world took a moment to process; each table costs at least two taels of silver, which means 60 taels for 30 tables.
However, that's not how the cost is calculated because with the population of Hami County and the speed of spreading information, there might be 60 tables on the first day, 100 on the second day, and even 150 on the third day.
