The Immortal Gourmet's Successor in the City.

Summary

Gu Zheng, known as the "Poison Tongue," prioritizes principles over bribery or threats. Initially met with skepticism, he proved critics wrong with evidence, leading to his higher fees. Recently quiet, his sharp critique of a well-known restaurant reignited interest, garnering over fifty thousand views. The article sparked lively debates, with a challenge issued by the restaurant's executive chef. Gu Zheng accepted the challenge, setting the stage for a culinary showdown. The editors, while supportive of Gu Zheng, were concerned about the implications of this competition, unsure of how it would unfold.

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