Later, Lu Wu lost count of how many groups of diners she served. In the end, the beasts only let her go after she had emptied all the stock.
"It's all gone, all gone, not a single drop left."
Seeing that the diners suspected her of secretly keeping the skewers, Lu Wu wished she could cut open her stomach to prove her innocence.
"Tsk, I'm about 70% full, barely enough."
The diners picked their teeth, rubbed their round bellies, and let Lu Wu go with a satisfied look on their faces.
Sitting in the chair, Lu Wu stared blankly, contemplating life.
How is she going to live the rest of her days?
As a cook, I'm really not good enough anymore.
As Lu Wu packed up his stall, he looked at the campfire, drank wine from tens of thousands of years ago, and healed himself.
She figured it out: the food she would sell at her stall tomorrow absolutely could not be things like kebabs that need to be grilled on the spot.
Recalling those gourmet recipes, Lu Wu quickly found his target.
You're the one!
On this day, both host and guest enjoyed themselves.
The next day, before dawn, rustling sounds came from outside Lu Wu's tent.
Several diners were watching Lu Wu's tent from a distance, whispering among themselves.
"Didn't they order us not to come over?"
Some people are worried.
"I'm not disobeying orders, I'm just worried about Boss Lu's safety. You know, those demons are still around."
The leader waved casually, seemingly not taking the order to heart.
To be honest, this twisted logic actually makes a lot of sense.
"Yes, all for Boss Lu."
Just thinking about how they would be the first to taste Boss Lu's delicious food today made his mouth water.
This is just a small order; go, go, go.
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