Even though Lin Murong really, really wanted to,
Su Yinhe was exceptionally cold and ruthless today, and she resolved to make him eat plain steamed buns with a hint of braised chicken flavor.
If there were no pork steamed buns, plain steamed buns also tasted good, but everything is relative. It was the same with steamed buns.
In his heart, even the best-made plain steamed bun couldn't compare to an average pork steamed bun.
Lin Murong turned his sorrow and anger into appetite and chomped down ten steamed buns.
Su Yinhe: "Impressive, truly indomitable, you really can eat."
"Not bad, not bad." Lin Murong was somewhat proud.
"You really have a good appetite."
"Oh, come on, I exercise a lot. The more you exercise, the more you eat. Look at you—you only ate this much. A single pork steamed bun, and you've digested it in no time. What will you do when you're hungry later?"
Su Yinhe: "I won't be hungry."
One pork steamed bun was already enough.
Such a big steamed bun, too.