Heading to the Jiang Family

That evening, Su Ye and Xiao Yuxiu had dinner at Yin Yuefei's home and happily chatted with their old colleagues.

Su Chen also got to eat the fried chicken he'd loved so much back then.

Although he could now make even tastier fried chicken himself, this one carried the flavor of childhood memories.

Su Chen also brought out a leg of roasted rhino meat that had been air-dried in the Boundless Mountain Range. He set it in the courtyard and left the women to roast it so everyone could share.

After eating Su Chen's barbecue, Yin Yuefei and the others discovered that they had broken through from First-grade beginner Martial Artists to First-grade intermediate Martial Artists.

Old He's eight-year-old grandson, He Libin, who had some talent, broke through to First-grade advanced.

Old He and the others were overjoyed.

They hadn't expected that eating some of the roast beef Su Chen had brought out would have such a wonderful effect.

They were ecstatic.

In the end, even the bones were taken by Teacher Fan to make soup. He added kelp and tofu, and everyone had a big bowl of bone broth to nourish themselves.

That night, while Su Ye and Old He drank and chatted, Su Chen took Old Yin, Old He, Old Lu, Old An, and their grandchildren up to the roof to look at the moon and stars.

Eight-year-old He Libin gazed at the moon and asked Su Chen, "Uncle Su Chen, are there really a Fairy Chang'e, a cassia tree, and a Jade Rabbit on the moon?"

It was a myth from the Dragon Kingdom.

According to legend, the moon was home to Guanghan Palace, where a beautiful Fairy Chang'e lived, along with her Jade Rabbit.

There was also a cassia tree that gave off the fragrance of