Genshin Impact: Great, you guys still remember

The sky was clear and blue, and the breeze was gentle. If it weren't for the breeze in the sky that moved the clouds, the whole world would be still like a painting.

The swaying shadows of the trees swayed on the face of the young man sitting cross-legged on the top of the mountain.

The young man had long, jet-black hair that reached down to his waist. No one knew how long he had been practicing in this wilderness.

"I'm so hungry,"

The boy suddenly opened his eyes, covered his stomach, grabbed the grass beside him, stuffed it into his mouth, and then showed an uncomfortable expression:

"It's so bitter,"

Even though he has eaten it countless times, he still has never felt accustomed to it.

A gentle breeze blew, and the raised sand blurred the boy's vision.

When his vision cleared again, a black-haired woman appeared in front of him.

"Master,"

He Li stood up.

"How was your practice today?"

Liu Yun nodded slightly.

"Very good, I have met all the requirements you set,"

He Li grinned and touched his belly again:

"It just seems like I'm hungrier more easily,"

He pointed to a haystack not far away. The grass that was placed there yesterday was almost eaten up.

"Practice requires it, don't worry too much,"

Liu Yun looked calm:

"I will prepare everything you need for your daily life."

"Yes, Master..."

He Li stood there hesitantly.

"Anything else?"

Liu Yun asked,

In the past, every time my disciple said this, he would leave.

Why is he so hesitant this time?

Could it be that someone bullied him and he felt wronged?

Thinking of this, Liu Yun's eyes flashed with a hint of anger, and his tone softened:

"Don't worry, I will seek justice for you."

"Yes, Master,"

Seeing that his master had said this, He Li's eyes became firm:

"That grass tastes terrible. Can you think of a way to make it more delicious?"

"..."

Liu Yun's eyes froze, and his anger suddenly disappeared without a trace.

Unexpectedly, He Li continued, counting on his fingers.

"I think it would be delicious if you mix sweet flowers and pure hearts, and also glass lilies and..."

He raised his head and looked at Liu Yun:

"These should be very simple things for Master,"

"Ahem, mundane things are shallow,"

"Then why doesn't the master do it?"

There was some doubt in He Li's eyes:

"Could it be that you don't know how to do it?"

She did not answer, but looked at him with cold eyes, pointing to the cave not far away:

"Please copy "Cultivation: From Qi Training to Spiritual Transformation" a thousand times,"

"what?"

"No tricks allowed,"

"what?"

"Hmm? Are you unwilling or do you think it's too little?"

"...Yes, disciple accepts the punishment."

...

Watching He Li leave with a bitter face,

"I don't know? What a joke. I just don't want to learn."

Liu Yun shook his head, turned around, and took out a book from somewhere.

The originally tense face gradually turned into a thoughtful expression.

Liu Yun frowned slightly, opened her teeth slightly, and bit the pen in her hand gently.

So... profound,

This is how she looked in the past when she encountered problems in her research institute.

Only this time...

She gently flipped through the book in her hand, "Cooking Skills Even Monkeys Can Learn - From Beginners to Die-hardened".

She came across this book by chance while traveling in the mountains.

Perhaps I was attracted by the title of the book, or maybe I remembered my own shortcomings, or maybe I remembered that I had an apprentice at home who always complained that the food was "unpalatable".

Maybe neither.

This immortal has always been free and unfettered. There is no need for a purpose in what I do. I just do whatever I want.

Anyway, this is how Liu Yun convinced himself at that time.

Then the book fell into her storage bag without her noticing.

As for what she was thinking at the time, whoever can pry open the iron bird beak of the hard-mouthed immortal can go and ask.

"So and so... like this and like this... just like that?"

Liu Yun suddenly had a look of enlightenment in his eyes and threw the book aside.

Then take out the storage bag...

boom--

The extremely heavy alchemy furnace fell to the ground.

"Well, first take two ounces of carrots and stew them until they are soft..."

Liu Yun looked at the book, took out a carrot from the storage bag, and paused:

"White radish should also work,"

Add two ounces...

Liu Yun stuffed the white radish into the alchemy pot.

A little over the limit, it shouldn't be a big problem.

Simmer until soft...

Liu Yun turned the knob under the furnace.

It's twisted a little, it should be fine.

He cast his eyes to the ground again.

"When it is soft, add spinach and qingxin, add a ladle of water..."

Microsoft...

Liu Yun tried to lift the furnace cover and took a look.

The white radish has been stewed into a paste.

Slime = Microsoft, no problem,

Liu Yun nodded with satisfaction.

"This Immortal is indeed gifted,"

Add spinach and qingxin...

She had run out of spinach, so she rummaged through her storage bag for a long time and pulled out half a cabbage.

"That shouldn't be enough,"

Liu Yun looked at him for a while, then recalled what He Li said about his big appetite, and shook his head.

And from it he took out a handful of pure hearts,

"If there is not enough cabbage, add more Qingxin."

It shouldn't be... No, it must be fine.

Liu Yun was very confident and stuffed all the dishes into the furnace.

Add a ladle of water...

"A bucket of water..."

Liu Yun looked towards the millstone-sized gourd at the cave entrance not far away.

After filling the ladle with water, pour it into the furnace all at once.

"It should be this much,"

Standing on tiptoe, I watched the vegetable leaves floating in the water from the stove.

Liu Yun smiled smugly.

"Simmer over low heat until the soup turns slightly yellow and there is a faint aroma in the air, then add..."

Simmer over low heat until the soup turns slightly yellow...

Liu Yun turned the knob under the stove to the left a little lower.

I began to stare at the food in the oven, waiting for it to turn yellow.

I began to imagine the apprentice's expression when he drank this bowl of soup.

You must be so moved that you're about to cry.

By then, he will definitely beg his master to make soup for him every day.

...

The midday sun shone warmly on my body, and Liu Yun's slender fingertips gently tapped on the alchemy furnace.

dong dong dong-

Make a crisp sound,

"ha,"

Liuyun yawned, and the tears in the corners of his eyes reflected the sunlight.

It should be okay to take a nap.

Liu Yun turned his head to look at the still soup noodles - floating with stalks of qingxin and cabbage.

There is no sign of yellowing.

Then take a nap -

The knocking sounds gradually became smaller, and Liu Yun turned into a crane. It lay beside the alchemy furnace, resting its wings on it and slowly closing its eyes.

...

"Master, is she asleep?"

He Li's hand hurt from the scratching in the cave. He shook his wrist and caught a glimpse of the sleeping crane not far away.

Then he noticed the alchemy furnace next to her.

I couldn't help but nodded:

"Master must have been studying the elixir till midnight last night. He is really diligent.

I don’t know what kind of elixir Master has spent so much time researching. I am looking forward to it.”

He Li leaned back in his chair and daydreamed.

...

The sun was tilting, the sunlight was fading, the shadows of the trees were turning, and smoke was rising from the village in the distance.

If the Liu Yun of the past saw this, he would definitely snort coldly:

"The desire for food and the greed of the world,"

Then he pulled He Li away.

But this time Liuyun didn't do this.

Or maybe her attention isn't here at all right now.

"When the soup turns slightly yellow and there is a faint aroma in the air..."

Liu Yun confirmed it again, and then turned his gaze to the alchemy furnace, with a puzzled look in his eyes:

"But how can this immortal be green? And where does this fragrance come from?"

Liuyun flipped through the book again.

Recall your steps.

I am not wrong, am I?

After repeated confirmation, Liu Yun finally came to the conclusion.

The book is wrong.

"Mundane things are still mundane things, how could they be so imprecise?"

Liu Yun threw the book aside with disdain.

Don't worry about the next steps.

She was originally free and unrestrained, and simply following the steps in the book was against her philosophy.

Thinking of forcing myself to cook a meal for my apprentice according to the book,

That's good.

The book is wrong.

Then wouldn't the next steps be up to me to do?

Liu Yun rolled up his sleeves and started to work hard.