Yuzhou City.
Lin Luoyu walked into the restaurant, barely able to contain her excitement. Everything had gone smoothly. With those problems, as long as one maintained a fair mind, carefully understood the circumstances, and made reasonable arrangements.
Trying to gain both sides' understanding was enough to pass.
This probably tested how one handled matters, and whether one was willing to understand the specific circumstances.
In short, it was a test of how one conducted oneself and dealt with others.
Although her nominal status had been higher than those villagers', passing arbitrary judgments simply because of that higher status would inevitably lead to elimination.
Moreover, every case required unraveling the threads and peeling back the layers, which took a great deal of time. Overall, it was still very difficult.
Having resolved ten cases perfectly, Lin Luoyu had, unsurprisingly, also received a token for the second trial from the immortal sect girl overseeing the trial.
She had finally taken a step along the road to immortality.
Lin Luoyu stepped into the eatery she frequented. In all of Yuzhou City, this place alone had the cheapest plain congee and pickles.
But just as she entered, she heard a familiar voice.
"Owner, a bowl of plain congee and a plate of pickles."
Lin Luoyu looked toward the voice. Sure enough, it was Cui Hao.
Since this eatery's plain congee and pickles were the cheapest, it attracted plenty of diners, and almost all of them ordered the plain congee and pickles set.
The waiter deftly scooped a bowl of plain congee from the vat and picked up a plate of pickles that had already been portioned out beside it.
He swiftly served Cui Hao.
Without hesitation, Lin Luoyu walked over, stopped behind Cui Hao, and said:
"Brother Cui, watching your health lately?"
Cui Hao turned