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Li Yunqing savored each bite, lost in thought, and before he knew it, he had finished his meal.
"Ah, it was delicious, but the portion was a bit small," he lamented, gazing at the empty plate that looked as if it had just been washed.
"Shall I have another bowl?" he considered, but quickly dismissed the idea. How could one indulge in such exquisite dishes without savoring them fully? As a person from Sichuan, how could he possibly refuse Mapo Tofu?
Eager to taste the most delicious Mapo Tofu, Li Yunqing waited for Little Chef to finish plating before taking it out.
"Bring it over!" he called out.
Unlike the Golden Fried Rice that had been covered earlier, this dish was presented gleaming but not overly shiny. The aroma of spicy and fragrant seasonings wafted towards him, making his mouth water.
Looking at the Mapo Tofu in his hands, Li Yunqing couldn't help but drool. He picked up his chopsticks and took a bite.
The flavor was exquisite! Little Chef had been right; it was best enjoyed hot!
Li Yunqing couldn't stop praising the dish. Most people would burn their tongues eating freshly cooked food like this, but Li Yunqing's physique had long surpassed that of ordinary people. This level of heat was nothing for him to handle.
He grabbed another bowl of Golden Fried Rice. How could one enjoy Mapo Tofu without rice?
With a mouthful of Golden Fried Rice followed by a bite of Mapo Tofu, he relished the delightful combination.
Before long, both bowls were empty, and he took a refreshing sip of Ice Cola, feeling utterly satisfied. Even when dining alone, one must enjoy their meals!
Of course, Li Yunqing still didn't feel full; after all, his constitution far exceeded that of normal individuals, so his appetite was similarly vast.
However, there was no need to overindulge. As a cultivator, he could rely on spiritual energy to stave off hunger without feeling full.
Even those with high cultivation levels would still take time to enjoy good food—not for sustenance but for the pleasure of taste.
Though Li Yunqing wished to eat more, he refrained from finishing everything at once. After all, there were only so many delicacies available; once they were gone, what joy would remain?
Thus, after finishing his meal, Li Yunqing set a limit for himself: no more than two new dishes per day.
Although Li Yunqing lived alone and could be considered a bit of a recluse, there were certain rules he adhered to. He patted his unresponsive stomach and chuckled softly.
Li Yunqing entered his room and took out the Novel Conversion Device he had been wanting to use for a long time. It resembled a helmet, equipped with several interfaces and mechanical features. He examined it closely, realizing it looked like a Black Helmet with a distinct mechanical style.
"Let's give it a try," he thought.
He unplugged the charging cable from his phone and connected it to the helmet. Almost immediately, the phone displayed a connection prompt. In the upper right corner, a small box appeared, indicating that he could simply drag novels into it to convert them into videos, which would then be automatically saved locally. Of course, he could also modify the storage location.
Li Yunqing decided to download the popular novel Dou Po Tian Qiong and dragged it into the box. However, a message popped up indicating insufficient storage space.
"Really? How can I be out of memory?" he wondered, perplexed. "I still have over twenty gigabytes left!"
It turned out that the device downloaded each video in segments, which explained why he was running low on space. "But surely there must be a way to adjust this," he mused. After some searching, he decided to set it to one hour per segment.
"Wait, five hundred segments?!" Li Yunqing stared at the screen filled with over five hundred pending download tasks, his mind swirling with confusion. Just then, the first segment finished downloading. He quickly stopped all downloads, deciding to watch the video first before proceeding further.
Half an hour passed.
Li Yunqing finished watching and skimmed through it. It was indeed a direct adaptation of the novel into a video, capturing every detail completely. No wonder there were so many discussions about it.
By the way, can't it be a bit smarter? Why not just highlight the exciting parts?
Li Yunqing adjusted the helmet's interface and looked at the operation manual.
Oh! So that's how it works!
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