The Immortal Gourmet's Successor in the City.

Summary

In Shencheng, the popularity of "Ancient Chicken Blood Soup" skyrocketed, with Gu Zheng selling out five thousand bowls daily at eighty-eight yuan each, generating over four hundred thousand in revenue. The Sun family, who previously owned the recipe, faced despair as their business dwindled to less than ten thousand daily. Despite their attempts to reclaim the soup, legal ownership rested with Gu Zheng, confirmed by Old Sun's notarization. Jealous and desperate, the Sun siblings plotted to persuade Gao Chang He, a former apprentice, to help them reclaim the soup, revealing their bitterness and willingness to sabotage Gu Zheng's success if necessary.

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