The end of the world: I am linked to a mobile lottery store

Chapter 570 Visiting the Night Market

With another wave of her hand, someone went and bought the dishes she loved.

But right now she just wanted to eat white radishes soaked in broth. After eating one, she gave the rest to them to finish.

I was drawn to the next stall every minute I walked.

Takoyaki, it's been a while since I've had it, let's get some and try it.

Stinky tofu, it smells so bad, but I still want to eat it. It has to be spicy and have pickled radish. I'll have a serving to try.

The group walked from the entrance of the night market to the end, eating their way through.

Shen Bing had a plate of grilled cold noodles hanging from her index finger, a candied hawthorn skewer in her hand, and a bag of chestnuts hanging from her little finger.

Luo Mu held the beef offal stew in his left hand and a roasted sweet potato and a spoon in his right, so that Lu Li could eat it whenever she wanted.

The others were in the same boat, both hands full, making the most of everything.

Not even a single finger was spared.

Everyone had eaten their fill and their hands were full, so they prepared to head home.

The extra food was taken back to feed the little kids, which was great; nothing was wasted.

Lu Li let out a burp and took a sip of the cool watermelon juice.

It's so good, I have to say it many times.

At the end of all the shops in the night market, the group, with their stomachs full, slowly walked back.

Back in the RV, Lu Li invited Xiao Di and Zhan Ting to have a late-night snack, and asked Shen Bing to call Da Dong and the others.

Six little kids gathered together, staring at a table piled high with junk food...

No, it's delicious food! I started swallowing uncontrollably.

Perhaps it was because I was starving a few years ago, even though I followed Boss Lu for a few months.

I've been taking better care of my stomach for a few months now, but I still have no resistance to delicious food; I want to eat it as soon as I see it.

The six little ones gathered around the table and began to eat heartily, trying this and that.

Although I only tried a little of each one, the variety was so great that I was full again in no time.

Seeing them enjoying their meal, Lu Li felt quite satisfied and had a strange sense of relief.

For some reason, there was a commotion outside, so Lu Li looked over.

There was a large group of customers, but a section in the middle was deliberately left empty.

Judging from this, someone probably won a good prize by scratching it, or it's some kind of night market machine.

Lu Li leaned closer to take a look, and sure enough, she was right—it was a night market machine.

Well, strictly speaking, it's not really a machine; it's just a workbench with several square iron basins neatly arranged on it.

In the basin, there were yellow flowers, but they were a bit hard to see clearly.

Curious, Lu Li went downstairs and took a closer look—it was boneless chicken feet!

Boneless chicken feet in various flavors.

No wonder it looks yellowish; I thought it was something else entirely.

She looked at them one by one: sour and spicy, fragrant and spicy, garlicky, savory...

She used to love spicy and sour flavors; just the smell of them would make one's mouth water and whet one's appetite.

As expected of products made by the system, each boneless chicken foot is of excellent quality and perfectly intact; they must taste delicious.

A crowd had already gathered around the stall, clamoring to buy some.

But the stall owner still needs to think about how to price it appropriately—should it be sold by the piece or by weight?
Seeing that she was lost in thought, Lu Li realized that she had forgotten what the world and others were.

He had no choice but to go over and nudge her with his elbow, "Hey, what are you thinking about?"

The stall owner snapped out of his daze, met Lu Li's bright, sparkling eyes, and grabbed her arm.

"Boss Lu, you've come at the right time! Please teach me how to price this thing!"

Faced with a workbench full of boneless chicken feet, she really wanted to make money and sell them like hotcakes.

But... it got stuck at the very beginning.

Lu Li recalled that boneless chicken feet used to be sold by weight, and they weren't cheap.

Half a jin costs thirty yuan, and a jin costs around sixty yuan, I vaguely remember. A simple conversion, how much would one crystal core cost per jin? That would also make it easier for the stall owner to collect the money.

She shared this idea with the stall owner, who readily agreed, completely lacking his own judgment.

"Okay, okay, we'll do it as Boss Lu says. So... where's the scale?"

Lu Li then bought her a scale from the mall, which came with a packaging box underneath the worktable.

A box containing one pound or half a pound would perfectly suit their idea.

After agreeing on a price and teaching the vendor how to weigh the pears, I bought one pound of each of the different flavors.

Whether it's good or not, I'll bring it back for everyone to try.

Unsurprisingly, everyone liked it, but after thinking about it carefully, Lu Li realized there was nothing they didn't like.

The first day passed uneventfully, and she quite liked this kind of day.

No need to think too much, no need to work hard, no need to feel tired, just a relaxed and peaceful life.

Perhaps this is what a stable and secure happiness is?

……

The second day at Rainstone Base.

Lu Li received a message from Zhang Ye containing a long string of research data.

The gist is that the fifty zombie samples provided by Wang Yang were injected with a "purification agent" and recovered to human form within 24 hours.

Moreover, these are all high-level zombies of level five or above. Whether there are any side effects or not, we will have to observe them for a few more days to find out.

But at least this is fantastic news.

Zhang Ye also reported to her on his work and talked about the tasks for the next stage.

We will observe whether there are any side effects after the purification process in humans, and continue to study the dilution ratio of the two types of blood.

To what extent should we control the dosage to achieve both purification effect and conserve usage?

The goal is to purify tens of thousands of zombies using only a tiny amount of blood.

These are all research directions, and success is still a long way off.

Lu Lizai carefully read the message he sent and, as usual, offered a few words of encouragement.

She couldn't offer any highly professional advice, so she could only provide some emotional support.

This is exactly what Zhang Ye needs most. When this project was first launched, many people at the central base did not support it.

They considered it nonsense; how could there be a drug that could purify zombies?

But when success stories were presented to everyone, they gradually shut up.

To be honest, Zhang Ye felt pretty good about this change.

They all said back then that such a drug could never exist and could never be developed.

Now, hmph, you've been proven wrong, haven't you?

Encouraged by Lu Li, Zhang Ye became even more motivated. Without even having breakfast, she turned around and went into the lab.

Zhang Ye doesn't need to eat breakfast, but Lu Li still needs to eat.

We also need to eat well; there's a wide variety: steamed dumplings, wontons, fried dough sticks, soy milk...

Anyway, there are plenty of people to cover any leftovers, so there's no need to worry about waste.

She could have tried even a bite of each, no one would have complained, but she never did.

Right after breakfast, the base manager of Rainstone Base came to visit.

His name is the same as the base's name, Zhang Yushi, which is easy to remember.

The base manager usually doesn't come for anything else; he either discusses cooperation or wants to meet the legendary Boss Lu.

Alternatively, you could discuss with Boss Lu which shops you want to set up in your base.

The purpose is simple.

Zhang Yushi came with all three objectives.

The two had a pleasant exchange and reached a mutually agreeable cooperation agreement.

Lu Li casually invited him to stay for lunch.