"Right, I want ten pigs, a hundred chickens, and fifty sheep," the head of the Chen Family added, "and a cartful of these fresh vegetables."
He was the only estate owner on this trip, and moreover, an owner from a first-class Aristocratic Family. Although he felt like he was being overcharged at the moment, the food was genuinely delicious. He was a foodie; he loved to eat, and so with a wave of his hand, he bought as much as he wished.
His love was for gourmet food; he had no interest in those money-burning hobbies like antiques and calligraphy paintings.
Pouring all the money he would have spent on those items into gourmet food, his actions weren't wasteful at all.
Moreover, his mood at this moment was somewhat delicate; he knew he was being overcharged, but there was also a flicker of joy in his heart.
In the past, it was always the antiques, calligraphy paintings, beauties, and fine horses that were valuable. Gourmet food?
