No, it is not Mas.
For such a name that is entirely different from Kyushu culture, Gu Jin naturally could not continue to use it.
Instead, it was renamed "Corn" based on its fruit being as crystalline as jade and its grains as plump as rice.
Everything seems to have aligned with certain aspects of original history.
However, this is certainly not due to Gu Yi's interference.
Of course, it was not due to Gu Yi's intervention, but because of the high hopes Gu Jin placed on this crop.
By naming it "rice", the intention is clearly for it to become a staple food.
Gu Jin's true intention is to make this crop the new staple supporting the entire Kyushu.
As long as its yield can double.
The significance for the entire Kyushu would be self-evident.
Although since the war with the Northern Han, Gu Jin has stayed in the court, never having the leisure to go out and battle, his heart has never died.
This is also the fundamental reason why he is willing to take on everything.
