The Immortal Gourmet's Successor in the City.

Summary

In the culinary world, Gu Zheng admires Wang Dong's skills but is determined to improve his own fried rice. While Gu Zheng reflects on his cooking technique, Mumu enjoys his fried rice, finding it superior to Wang Dong's. Gu Zheng realizes that the key to Wang Dong's success lies in his unconscious application of the Eight Trigrams from the I Ching, which enhances his culinary skills. Despite Gu Zheng's superior taste, he understands that surpassing Wang Dong's art requires a deep understanding of the I Ching, which conflicts with his own culinary path. Ultimately, Gu Zheng acknowledges the challenge of mastering the art of fried rice as he seeks to refine his technique.

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