The group gods who retired to fish in Genshin Impact

(While dying of illness, I sat up in shock and suddenly realized that school was about to start.

It was originally going to be a leisurely summer, and I was well prepared to have some leisure time, but I really haven’t had much leisure time in the past few months.

Until I woke up today, I suddenly realized that your mother is already on August 8th, and there are only four days until the school season starts on September 27st.

Although many people must have already started school, I would like to talk about those who have not.

Stop playing with mobile phones and computers for the time being, and hurry up to catch up on your homework. Don't think about one person per table, one stroke per night, and a miracle.

Don't worry, if a miracle doesn't happen by then, the person will die suddenly.

I give you a sincere suggestion, that is, starting from today, you can make up your homework in advance.

Don't write everything in full, be careful, or let your family beat you up! (dog head)

"It lacks the charm of words and characters."

Jiang Shi didn't want to talk anymore, what a beast.

"Jiang Shi, did you just speak?"

Sora seemed to hear something?

"No, you heard wrong."

Jiang Shi held up a pot of hot tea.

This Xumi tea is not bad either!

Although it is not as flavorful as Liyue's, it is perfect for quenching thirst.

However, I really didn’t expect that there are still tea leaves in Xumi. The climate and landform here are obviously not suitable for growing tea or frying tea.

And the taste of Sumeru people is a bit like that of Mondstadt and Fontaine.

I prefer sweet or bitter things like coffee or black tea.

If these are not available, they will most likely choose plain water or a bowl of unknown liquid.

Of course, they will also make some juice to quench their thirst, but the taste of those juices... forget it, Jiang Shi doesn't want to mention it.

It reminded him of a kind of liquid produced by the fermentation of many fruits after they rotted together.

Of course it’s not the legendary mince wine.

But something else.

Or another rotten thing.

It is a kind of liquid that is collected from the decay of various fruits, then fermented, and then specially processed.

Some people in Xumi believe that the life and death of vegetation is a kind of reincarnation. Since fresh plants or fruits can brew delicious drinks, then rotten fruits should also be able to brew drinks with different flavors.

Based on this concept, they collected a large number of rotten and dead trees and fruits to brew various strange liquids.

The liquid smelled like Cthulhu's bath water.

It looks even more strange, with a colorful and poisonous feel.

As for the taste... Jiang Shi tasted it briefly and gave a very fair evaluation.

He would rather add vinegar to the bean juice, add ketchup, and then sprinkle some sugar and salt into it and drink two kilograms.

No one is willing to touch it again, this thing they call the resurrection of vegetation.

Something that could make Jiang Shi give such a comment. As far as I know, there is nothing else but bitter.

It has to be said that the Xumi people are indeed very capable in brewing.

At least I have never seen people from other countries brewing these things with rotten stuff.

Even a country as free as Mondstadt and a group of such free people have never considered using such strange raw materials to brew something for people to drink.

This also made Jiang Shi never touch Xumi's drinks from now on, but he could consider coffee and milk occasionally.

Of course, coffee is also bitter, so Jiang Shi must add sugar when he wants to drink coffee.

How much sugar should be added? It will probably be added to the point where 2/3 of the cup is sugar and 1/3 is coffee.

Even before on earth he had never put less sugar.

This is one of the few places where Shu Qingya and the others can complain about Jiang Zhi's waste. It's just a cup of coffee. As for putting so much sugar in it?

But Jiang Shi thought it was okay. Without so much sugar, he wouldn't be able to drink it in one sip.

But when it comes to drinks, Xumiu actually has a very special cocoa milk.

Because it is located in a rainforest, Xumiru is also very rich in cocoa bean production.

It can be said that there is almost no shortage of cocoa beans, and their demand and development for cocoa beans are also relatively large.

Coco milk is one of them.

Very few people in Teyvat use cocoa paste made from cocoa beans to make chocolate.

Cocoa paste is generally regarded as a flavoring for a certain drink.

For example, some customers like sweetness, but don't like sugar or other sweet flavors, so they will add cocoa paste.

The same is true for Xumi. Cocoa paste is a condiment and a staple food for them.

Cocoa milk was born out of this situation as a staple food.

Sumeru people sometimes travel far away, and in some places with difficult conditions, supplies cannot be obtained at any time.

Therefore, they will choose to carry some food that is convenient and can quickly replenish energy. Food with high calories and high sweetness such as cocoa paste is obviously the first choice.

However, Xumi scholars, including Xumi people, explore far more than just rainforests, but also desert areas, where water sources are also very important.

Although cocoa sauce is very suitable for people to carry when they go out to do research, it will make them feel tired and make them want to drink water.

In the early years, the Xumi people thought hard about this and finally developed a new drink.

It's not quite accurate to say it's a drink, it should be said to be a mixed staple food.

Or a quick energy supplement nutrient solution.

Mix milk, cocoa paste, date palm, china fruit and other similar-tasting foods together to create a food that is similar to a solid-liquid coexistence state.

This kind of thing only needs to be the size of an ordinary test tube, which can meet the needs of one person for a meal.

Normally, you only need to carry about two boxes to meet one cycle of research.

A box can hold about 20 of these sticks.

This kind of thing was popular throughout the Order because it was easy to carry and tasted good.

Later, because it took too long and people got tired of eating it, this thing gradually disappeared from the market.

Moreover, more and more portable foods are being developed, and there are even portable boilers for eating fresh food.

Who would choose something that tastes good but will make you want to vomit if you eat too much?

Over time, cocoa milk was eliminated for a period of time and then sold as a drink on the market.

Jiang Shi has also drunk this stuff, and it tastes pretty good, but he can only drink one cup at a time.

If you drink too much, you will feel particularly tired and have a nauseating feeling.

In addition to cocoa milk, a liquid curry is also particularly popular in Xumi.

I know this may seem strange, but curry is usually served over rice or noodles.

There must be liquid involved, so why do we say liquid curry?

It's because this kind of curry is made in a special way.