Qin Ran and Mimosa walked shoulder to shoulder along Luo Street.
Crowds flowed endlessly around them, while stalls prepared for the food festival lined both sides.
Unlike Luo Street at ordinary times, during the food festival, the entire street was lined from end to end with two back-to-back rows of stalls, four rows in total, dividing the street into three paths.
The two sides contained mobile stalls and shops, while the middle was filled entirely with mobile stalls.
Qin Ran and Mimosa chose the middle path.
As for why?
Naturally, it was because the food from the middle stalls was more delicious.
With his powerful Perception, Qin Ran could confirm that completely.
Mimosa simply followed behind Qin Ran.
Standing at the beginning of the street, Qin Ran looked ahead and saw crowds gathered before mobile stalls selling grilled oysters, scallops, teppanyaki squid, takoyaki, cheese sticks, freshly squeezed fruit juice, clay-pot roasted sweet potatoes, cold skewers, fried fresh milk, potato cakes, tofu skin skewers, pancakes, cold noodles, giant sausages, and more.
Farther ahead, the view was completely blocked by pedestrians, making it impossible to see anything.
But the smells made Qin Ran somewhat impatient.
Even so, Qin Ran followed the rules, lining up and waiting for his number to be called at each stall.
Mimosa stood beside Qin Ran with a smile, occasionally buying a portion as well.
To Mimosa, the food here was fairly ordinary, but with Qin Ran beside him, even ordinary food became delicious.
Moreover, Mimosa deeply understood that everyone had their strengths and weaknesses.
No one could be underestimated.
Absorbing the strengths of others might not rapidly improve his Cooking, but it was enough to give him some inspiration.
The two walked and stopped along the way. After Qin Ran had spent roughly 30 Points' worth of