Upon hearing this, Cui Yuling immediately lost interest in arguing with Chi Musheng. She wouldn't even eat what was offered to her. Sigh.

But who can blame her when her older sister is so good at undressing people?

"Ya Ya, we were just discussing a question: why is it so difficult for humans and demons to have children?"

"?"

A big question mark popped up above Tu Shan Ya Ya's head. This touched on her blind spot in knowledge; how could she know why it was difficult for humans and demons to have children?

Chi Musheng covered his forehead. This rich, salty duck egg-shaped woman was up to something again. No, he had to stop her.

If you turn Tu Shan Ya Ya into a black-hearted little fox, what's the point of her playing? When she's working, she might accidentally hurt herself.

"Second Miss, the lamb skewers are ready. Eat first; this kind of thing isn't important."

He handed all the roasted mutton to Tu Shan Ya Ya.

"It smells delicious! Then, Lady Ya Ya, you won't be polite!"

Looking at the lamb skewers in her hand, Tu Shan Ya Ya could no longer resist indulging in a hearty meal.

Only Cui Yuling stared straight at Chi Musheng, gritting her teeth, her heart filled with rage.

That brat is so biased! Not only did he interrupt his sister's good time, but he didn't even give her a single skewer of lamb.

"Little brother, where are your sister's lamb skewers?"

Feeling dissatisfied, he posed a soul-searching question.

"Ah, this."

Chi Musheng scratched his head. He was so focused on stopping Tu Shan Ya Ya from learning these things that he forgot there was also a rich woman who wanted to eat salted duck eggs.

"Um?"

Cui Yuling stared at Chi Musheng with hostility, noting that Ya Ya was there, but not her.

Ah, men.

Chi Musheng offered a forced explanation, regardless of whether Cui Yuling believed him or not.

"My skills are a bit rusty. This is just a practice run. The second one, the best one, is for my sister."