After discovering her mother's culinary talent, Ke Meiyu decided to send her to Kyoto to cook authentic Xia Hua cuisine for foreign guests. She not only provided her with excellent recipes but also personally guided her knife skills.
Mother Ke picked up the knife and twirled it a few times with ease, making a few flourishes. The blade reflected the cold white light of the winter sun.
Everyone couldn't help but applaud and cheer.
In their eyes, Ke's mother was only twenty-five or twenty-six years old. She was beautiful, with a curvaceous figure, and was a rare beauty. She looked delicate and frail, yet she had such exquisite knife skills.
She caught the knife in mid-air, fiddled with the radish in her other hand for a few moments, and then began to chop it with incredible speed, almost leaving a blur.
Regardless of how the food she cooked afterwards tasted, just the few skills she displayed were enough to overwhelm the other party in terms of presence.
Ke's mother usually works with a large iron wok. As a rural person, she is used to hard work and has strong hands. With the whole family training in various aspects, she can flip the wok just as well as other big and strong chefs. On the contrary, because she is a woman, she has a more dashing and handsome air about her!
Soon, student volunteers brought the dishes downstairs, and the judges tasted them carefully before writing their scores on a form.
After a morning of work, the cafeteria doors finally opened, and volunteers posted red papers with the contestants' names on them on the wall, and the vote counting began.
Ke's mother's grades far surpassed those of others, and she undoubtedly secured a spot as a head chef. Moreover, amidst the envious and jealous gazes of everyone, she moved into the second floor of the third canteen, becoming the pinnacle of head chefs!
Just then, someone shouted, "The freshman transcripts are out!"
Everyone got excited and quickly moved to the main building.
Qin Yuanjiu rode his bicycle with Ke Meiyu on his back, arriving at the bulletin board ahead of everyone else.
However, by this time the students had already crowded around the bulletin board. The two of them had good eyesight and were both focused, so they didn't need to get to the front to see the report card clearly.
Because it was a joint entrance examination for major universities in the provincial capital, the transcript included the scores of all new students.
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