While making breakfast, Jiang Han took out the spell imprint she had created, called [Steamed Treasure Trove].
This was a spell imprint Angelite had given her, and a rare spell at that. Though it was only Level 3, its effect was incredibly fun.
When [Steamed Treasure Trove] was used, it created a wooden box roughly 20 centimeters wide and 50 centimeters long. There was a coin slot in the middle of the box, where banknotes or coins could be inserted.
Based on the amount of money inserted, twelve hours later it would produce an ordinary steamed-dish recipe along with pre-marinated ingredients!
A lucky bag!
That was exactly what it felt like. Just five yuan could provide enough steamed food for a meal for two Witches. In other words, fifteen yuan would get you at least three piping-hot steamed dishes.
Incidentally, using Chinese Witch currency or foreign currency could get you different foods.
For instance, if she put in yuan, she might receive ingredients for Chinese steamed dishes.
Or if she inserted yen, she might get the ingredients for curry omelet rice.
If she inserted francs, then she would definitely get a hodgepodge dish—after all, Angelite was both the creator and editor of this spell.
Jiang Han loved this spell. It spared her the trouble of buying and sorting ingredients, but more importantly, it was simple. The recipes were all easy; as long as one was proficient with a rice cooker and a pot, they could be made with ease. It was an indispensable spell for beginner cooks—not to mention, it also gave her the feeling of opening a loot box.
"Medicinal steamed chicken, huh."
She opened the spell imprint and then opened the box. Inside were chunks of chicken already marinated with cooking wine, soy sauce, scallion segments, pepper, sugar,