Having finished cooking the fresh shrimp lotus tower, Liu Yunong realized it was getting late and had to abandon the idea of having Fu Yu make it again so she could observe and learn.
The two changed clothes together and returned to the front hall.
Before leaving, Fu Yu couldn't help but say, "Master, I actually think you should try to break your original cooking mindset and operating habits. This process might be challenging, but only by doing so can you improve!"
Actually, it's not that Liu Yunong is particularly dull; it's just that cooking is like solving a problem—breakthroughs require a change in thinking, stepping out of the comfort zone you're used to, discovering your weaknesses, and figuring out how to improve.
The issue Fu Yu pointed out might be hard for Liu Yunong to perceive on her own.
However, now that Fu Yu has pointed it out, she might subconsciously want to change. This process might be quite difficult for Liu Yunong.
