Heath did not know whether anyone else had this problem: whenever he watched videos full of bugs, or videos of germs and parasites, he felt uncomfortable all over, as though those things were on his own body. Even after he returned to the food truck, he still felt some physical discomfort, with the lingering sense that plague bacteria were still on him.
Although Nurse Joy had told him that he did not have those deadly bacteria on his body, Heath still felt uncomfortable, with an urge to immediately disinfect himself from head to toe.
But Heath soon adjusted his mindset. He quietly went to the kitchen and began preparing breakfast for the morning. Today, he planned to make an ordinary breakfast: steamed buns. However, steamed buns came in all sorts of bizarre flavors. In his previous life, Heath had even eaten Luosifen-flavored ones, which made him very curious about just what the person who developed that flavor had gone through.
Unfortunately, the Pokémon world did not have the rice noodles needed to make dishes like Luosifen, or Heath could have made himself some rice noodles to eat. Still, it was worth mentioning that although Luosifen had reached a wider audience and was fairly famous throughout China, it was neither the best nor the only option in its hometown. There were actually many varieties of rice noodles, including some more famous than Luosifen. Compared with those varieties, however, Luosifen was certainly among the most aggressively marketed.
Heath was not particularly fond of Luosifen. In his view, the main reasons it had broken into the mainstream were its relatively pungent smell and extensive marketing. Its flavor itself was quite good, but it was also very much a matter of personal taste. People who disliked it truly could not accept it, no matter