What's the difference between this and finding money for free?

After preparing the chicken, Chi Musheng began to demonstrate his authentic stew.

Tu Shan Ya Ya watched as one thing after another was thrown into the pot, and finally a few flatbreads were stuck to the side of the pot. In her little mind, she realized that she had never seen this way of eating before.

"Chi Musheng, your cooking is so weird, why do you put all sorts of things in it?"

"Delicious," Chi Musheng replied with just two concise words.

Indeed, the more ingredients you add to a stew, the more delicious it becomes.

Upon hearing this, Tu Shan Ya Ya suddenly realized what was going on and muttered to herself.

"So, it turns out that the more ingredients humans put in when cooking, the more delicious it tastes. She can try it sometime, and then she can invite her sister and Rongrong to taste what she's made."

Upon hearing this, Chi Musheng, who was adding firewood, gave Tu Shan Yaya a strange look and silently said in his heart, "I'm sorry, Boss, Third Miss, I really didn't mean to harm you."

If something goes wrong, you can hit it harder.

When humans cook, they put in a lot of ingredients, but they don't just put them in randomly. The consequences of doing so are mild, like diarrhea. In severe cases, it could even create a biological weapon, causing morning sickness and fainting.

Based on Tu Shan Ya Ya's intelligence, he felt that it was possible to create a super biochemical weapon.

While waiting, Tu Shan Ya Ya took off the Endless Wine Goblet from her back, gulped it down twice, and wiped her mouth with great satisfaction.

Take a sip before the meal, drink a few more sips while eating, and then take another big gulp after the meal—it's like living the life of an immortal.

Thinking that there was another person next to her, Tu Shan Ya Ya turned her head and asked.

"Chi Musheng, do you drink?"

After all, since he had invited her to dinner, she felt it would be appropriate for her to reciprocate by offering him drinks.

"Would you like a cup?" Chi Musheng handed over her small cup, indicating that just a little bit would be enough.

He can't hold his liquor well; he can only drink in moderation. After dinner, he has to go to work. Unlike Tu Shan Ya Ya, he doesn't wander around Tu Shan like an idle loafer.

"Such a small cup, are you looking down on Lady Ya Ya?!"

Tu Shan Ya Ya picked up the large bowl on the ground with displeasure and poured a full bowl for Chi Mu Sheng. She was never stingy with her friends, and since Chi Mu Sheng and her sister Rong Rong were both friends, they were also her friends.

Chi Musheng looked at the large bowl that was prepared to be used to serve the dishes, now filled with wine, and couldn't help but think to himself, "Even if I don't get dizzy after drinking this, I'll still get drunk."