Urban Immortal Doctor Master
Chapter 260 - 260 260 Can't even have a meal in peace

260: 260: Can’t even have a meal in peace 260: 260: Can’t even have a meal in peace “Make whatever you like to eat,” Tang Feng said.

“But that won’t do, you might not like the flavors I enjoy,” Wu Suyun shook her head.

“How about this, today I’ll cook, how does that sound?”

“You know how to cook?” Wu Suyun thought Tang Feng wouldn’t have had time to learn these minor skills.

“Not only do I know how, but I’m also quite skilled at it.

You go take a bath first, and leave the rest to your husband,” Tang Feng also felt sorry for her.

Today she had killed quite a few people and beasts, which would have some effect, even if it hadn’t shown yet.

Come evening, emotional fluctuations were bound to arise, and that would be normal.

After Wu Suyun finished her bath and came out, she found four dishes and a soup already on the table.

There were two meat dishes and two vegetarian dishes, plus a bowl of egg drop seaweed soup.

Putting taste aside, just the appearance alone was top-notch.

People are strange, usually not tasting the food first with their mouths, but rather judging it with their eyes.

Look, smell, taste—this is definitely unscientific.

But it can’t be denied that good-looking dishes first increase the appetite.

But does attractive food always taste good?

Not necessarily.

It also comes down to personal taste, as different people can discern different flavors.

Wu Suyun saw, smelled, and couldn’t resist picking up a piece of vegetable to try.

Oil-bathed cabbage, a very common green vegetable.

But once in her mouth, Wu Suyun closed her eyes.

First came the fragrance, then the crunch, followed by the refreshing aftertaste.

It was as if she were eating something fresh.

This level of skill was simply top-notch.

No wonder the Koreans liked to ferment this type of vegetable.

Indeed, it was full of texture, the kind that became more flavorful the more you chewed.

The crisp sound could be heard clearly throughout the living room.

This was skill, something Wu Suyun herself certainly couldn’t replicate.

She quietly approached Tang Feng’s back, watching him work whilst wearing an apron, which truly warmed her heart.

To think, a man so powerful that Great Sects would seek his favor was cooking for a woman—this alone could capture a woman’s heart.

Wu Suyun was neither a silly girl infatuated with love nor a young woman with her head overheated from youth.

She was a mature woman, mature not only physically, but also in her thinking.

Very few things could move her, exceedingly few.

But Tang Feng had done so.

Sometimes women don’t need you to pluck the stars or the moon; a simple act can capture their hearts.

In the end, it’s about putting your heart into it.

Doing something sincerely for her, without distractions.

People are strange in this way; if you put your heart into something for someone, they naturally reciprocate.

Of course, there are no absolutes.

But Wu Suyun was a woman easily moved.

She had left the Witch Clan to learn, and after completing her studies, she intended to return and revitalise her clan, hoping to lead them to a precious and happy life one day.

But the good times didn’t last, as a Spiritual Beast attacked the clan.

Fortunately, there was Tang Feng.

This man had been promised to her by her grandfather upon their first meeting.

And she did not object, mainly because he, a foreigner, was willing to help the Witch Clan through a crisis, which was indeed rare.

Bear in mind that even among her own people, there were those who didn’t help, but rather fled.

Compared to them, how bad could a man like Tang Feng be?

The most crucial point was her grandfather’s words; from that day on, both her and Qingyun’s destinies were unchangeable.

Wu Qingyun had not expected a few ordinary dishes to resonate with her soul, reminding her of so many things.

She had never been so moved in her life.

Saying much is not as good as doing one thing.

Seeing her standing there, Tang Feng smiled and said, “Wife, do I get a reward for all the hard work?”

“Hmm.” Wu Suyun’s face turned red, and she tiptoed to dab her face lightly against Tang Feng’s.

“Eh!

Just that much, huh?

That’s a bit stingy.

With four dishes and a soup, there should be at least five kisses,” Tang Feng wouldn’t let such a good opportunity pass.

Wu Suyun actually did it, kissing him five times.

Her face was already flushed, incredibly charming, like a ripe peach in its stunning beauty.

“Wu Suyun, let that brat come out to me.”

The two were interrupted while progressing in their interaction, and Tang Feng was extremely angry.

“Be careful, husband.

He didn’t come alone.”

Tang Feng nodded but still went out.

Seeing the two people below, Tang Feng laughed.

This was a classic case of ‘bullying the young because the old can’t be dealt with,’ not knowing what would happen after cleaning up the old.

Pointing at the young cultivator, Tang Feng said, “Aren’t you embarrassed enough yet?

If you want to fight, hurry up.

We still have to eat.”

“Damn it, uncle!

It’s this brat here, teach him a lesson for me.”

“Xiao Wu, you coward,” Wu Suyun remarked softly, her aloof gaze making his heart tremble.

“Suyun, everything I do is for you.

Can’t you really feel it?”

“Sorry, I can’t feel a thing,” she replied, leaning on Tang Feng’s shoulder like a delicate bird relying on a person.

“This is too much, boy.

It’s all because of you.

I want you dead!”

The young man’s uncle hated not being made of steel; with such a rotten temper, he would suffer a severe loss sooner or later.

“Let’s wrap this up after the fight.” Tang’er got straight to the point without wasting words.

A short while later, the uncle brought by the young cultivator had fainted.

“Ha—you’re doomed.”

Xiao Wu, not angry but amused, left Tang Feng completely baffled.

“Is it that funny?” Tang Feng asked.

“Of course, you probably don’t realize the power of the Xiao Family.

You’ve laid your hands on my uncle.

You’ll see what kind of punishment is coming for you,” Xiao Wu said, laughing aloud.

“Xiao Wu, you’re really pitiful.

Is your vision limited to just this small corner?” Tang Feng said.

“Hmph!

If you can still stand and talk in a while, then I’ll consider it a loss,” Xiao Wu said, as a powerful oppressive force advanced from afar.

“Who dares to harm a member of my Xiao Family?” The newcomer was full of fighting spirit and dominance.

“Does your Xiao family act without knowing the reason?” Tang Feng asked, smiling as he resisted the old man’s oppressive force.

“Hmph!

Is it necessary?

What I say is right, is right; what is wrong, is wrong.

Who dares to say otherwise?” The elder of the Xiao Family was very stubborn and unreasonable, displaying what could be called foolish family loyalty.

“Elder, it’s him!

He beat up both me and my uncle,” Xiao Wu seized the opportunity to kick a man when he was down, unforgiving.

“Young man, stop while you can.

Which family’s youth are you from?” The old man took it for granted, thinking Tang Feng was a young scion from a noble house.

“I don’t belong to any family.

Come on, it seems I won’t be able to eat until I handle you guys properly,” Tang Feng said, clapping his hands.

“Boy, I can lower myself to the Foundation Establishment Realm too, don’t say I’m bullying a yellow-haired kid.” His fists readied, radiance exploding with motion.

“Ah!

People who care about face end up trapping themselves.

Today, let the opposition try what it feels like to dig their own grave,” Tang Feng made his move, swinging both fists, sending two phantom images rushing towards the Xiao Family elder.

“Hmph!

Spiritual Energy Transform, that’s all.” The elder of the Xiao Family suddenly felt something was amiss.

Damn, these aren’t phantom images, they’re clearly two Sixth Grade Spiritual Beasts.

Boom!

Without surprise, the Xiao Family elder didn’t stand up again; he had fainted from anger.

This was a huge loss of face.

He had been severely outplayed by Tang Feng.

There was no need to be polite with enemies.

“Let’s go back inside to eat.

This commotion is getting a bit too big,” Tang Feng said, looking at the growing number of onlookers, feeling pity for the Xiao Family.

You can put on an act if you like, but you didn’t anticipate that three generations would end up looking so arrogant.

It was all just a flashy entrance followed by a shameful exit.

The incident of the Xiao Family’s three generations enduring humiliation continued to ferment, and their standing in the Capital City was bound to decline if they didn’t regain face.

That detestable brat!

The Xiao Family had now elevated Tang Feng to a must-kill target.

An insignificant matter had escalated to this point.

Xiao Wu didn’t know whether to cry or laugh.

Now, with the family’s reputation damaged, this young prodigy had gradually lost respect.