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nChef Liu

nThe mother and daughter were nervous, afraid that there was something wrong.

nFortunately, Chef Liu was acting very normal.

nWhen he saw that there were snakes, Chef Liu’s eyes lit up with joy.

n“Okay, they’re all very fresh,” Chef Liu said with satisfaction.

nLin Xiaoyue’s face lit up with joy. “Then please give us a price.”

nChef Liu smiled, “We pay fairly, 42 cents per catty for snakes, 40 cents for deer, 16 cents for pheasants, 15 cents for rabbits, and as for the eggs… I’ll give you three cents each. If you agree, I’ll get the staff to weigh them.”

n“Yes, please!” Lin Xiaoyue immediately said.

nChef Liu smiled. He was quite satisfied with Lin Xiaoyue’s attitude.

nHe shouted to the back, “Liu San, Huang Shun, get the scale!”

nThen, two waiters immediately brought the scale over.

nThe two of them weighed the goods while Chef Liu recorded it at the side.

n“One deer, forty-two catties and three taels.”

n“One deer, forty-five catties and six taels.”

n“Ten hares, forty-eight catties and one tael.”

n“Six pheasants, twenty-three catties.”

n“Six snakes, seven catties and two taels.”

n“Forty-two pheasant eggs.”

nChef Liu recorded the list and then gave the list to Lin Xiaoyue.

n“Take this to the cashier next door. Someone will settle the bill for you.” Their kitchen had a large purchase volume, so they had a special cashier just for that.

n“Thank you!” Lin Xiaoyue took the list and looked in the direction that Chef Liu pointed to and quickly thanked him.

n“Hehe. You’re welcome!”

nChef Liu’s eyes suddenly paused and asked, “Little girl, did your father kill all these prey?”

nLiu Shi’s expression immediately changed.

nLin Xiaoyue, on the other hand, smiled cutely and scratched her head embarrassedly.

n“Not exactly.”

nChef Liu was curious.

n“My father and I hunted together. I’m also a hunter,” Lin Xiaoyue said embarrassedly.

nLiu Shi let out a sigh of relief.

nChef Liu was shocked.

n“Hahahaha…” then he laughed loudly.

n“There’s nothing to be embarrassed about! You have such ability and strength. You’re even stronger than some men!” Chef Liu looked at Lin Xiaoyue with admiration.

nWhen he saw this girl carrying two deer in, he had some doubts. He didn’t expect it to be true.

nA female hunter who inherited her father’s business? Haha, what a pity that his daughter didn’t have the determination to inherit his cooking skills.

nWhen she heard Chef Liu say this, Lin Xiaoyue looked at him with admiration.

nIn ancient times, men were superior to women. Even most women felt that they were inferior to men. It was not easy for Chef Liu to say such words.

n“Girl, Ruyi restaurant has a large demand for wild goods. In the future, if you have more, just send them over directly and use that door. If you come, just mention my name and I’ll accept all the goods,” Liu Dajun said straightforwardly, he looked at Lin Xiaoyue with admiration in his eyes.

n“Thank you, Uncle Liu!”Lin Xiaoyue quickly changed the way she addressed him.

n“Haha.” Liu Dajun smiled and looked at Liu Shi.

n“Madam, you raised a good daughter!” He praised her.

nTo support her daughter to follow her father’s footsteps to become a hunter, this madam was not simple.

n“I’m flattered.” Liu Shi said embarrassedly.

nAt the same time, she finally agreed with her daughter becoming a hunter in her heart.

nChef Liu was the person in charge of the kitchen of Ruyi Restaurant. Even he thought that her daughter becoming a hunter was not a big deal, then she must not be old-fashioned.

n“Alright, go to the cashier to settle the bill,” Chef Liu said.

n“Okay. Goodbye, Uncle Liu.” Lin Xiaoyue then left with Liu Shi.

nWhen they arrived at the cashier, Lin Xiaoyue handed the bill that Chef Liu had written to the cashier.

nThe cashier looked like a scholar. He was probably not even twenty years old. He looked quite scholarly.

nWhen he saw the contents listed on it, the cashier was a little surprised.

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