All the people and all the affairs under heaven are nothing more than dishes on the dining table of us Tang people. Although the original ingredients possess their own primal flavors, Ethan Brooks still believes that the most delicious food must be processed—cut, cooked, prepared, and finally served at the table—to truly suit the stomachs of the Tang people. Steaming, braising, stir-frying, stewing... For every matter under heaven, there is a corresponding culinary technique. Whether it’s Goguryeo, the Turks, Tubo, Tuyuhun, Xueyantuo, Tiele... or great whales, fierce tigers, giant sharks, hungry wolves, all can be cooked into peerless delicacies in the iron cauldron that is the Tang Dynasty. Add to that the peerless seasonings of Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, John Adams, Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses Grant, and so on, and no matter the flavor, there will always be one that leaves you unforgettable. Ethan Brooks hopes that at such a grand banquet, there must absolutely be a seat for himself! Now, the delicacies have been prepared—Ethan Brooks lays out the napkin, picks up the deer-carving knife, closes his eyes slightly, and prepares to enjoy an unprecedented feast to satisfy his hungry and thirsty stomach.