Culinary Cultivator C56
by MarineTLChapter 56: Even Looking at Mushrooms Can Reveal a Genre... Ding Yao and the other two were still in a daze when they left with the breadfruit. Weren't they playing just fine a moment ago? How did they suddenly get swept out the door? Returning to their temporary rain shelter, the three remained silent for a while before finally realizing the problem in hindsight. "I've got it. It's probably because we kept losing. Qiao Yitong knew we were throwing the game, so she lost interest in playing,"…
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