Campus Cultivation Master-Chapter 734 - 0736 Giving Enough Respect [Part 1]

The young man, upon hearing his father’s words, was utterly ashamed. Now a grown man, he still required his father to clean up after him. It was utterly embarrassing.

"Father, I..."

The old man cut off his son, saying, "No need to say more, it’s just a dinner. Besides, I want to see how capable these young people are nowadays."

The son, feeling guilty, said, "Dad, I’m really sorry, it was my mistake in choosing people."

The old man shook his head and said, "You can’t be entirely blamed for this, after all, if the Qi Family wanted to deceive me, I wouldn’t have known the truth anyway. But luckily, we still have a chance to rectify this."

The young man said, "Dad, thank you."

The old man took the kitchen knife from his son’s hand and said, "You go invite people, I’ll handle it here."

The young man left, and the old man deftly began to handle the crab.

...

After hanging up the phone with Robert, Chu Feng turned to Cui Jingyan and said, "Robert’s empty ship has already left. Our ship will just return to East River normally. Don’t tell them the reason, just pull back."

Cui Jingyan replied, "I understand; I’ll arrange it now."

As soon as Chu Feng finished instructing, a secretary delivered an invitation.

Chu Feng read the invitation, and a faint smile appeared on his face, saying, "It seems not everyone in Cao Gang is merely a brute; there are some clever ones too."

Cui Jingyan returned and saw the invitation; unlike Chu Feng’s optimism, she worried it might be a trap and advised against him going.

However, Chu Feng didn’t care at all, and he didn’t think there was any danger.

"Chu Feng, you should seriously consider this. We aren’t familiar with Cao Gang. Moreover, Cao Gang are the real locals in East River, the true natives. They have a history of several hundreds of years and possess complicated influences in East River. Although we are powerful now, we are still inferior to Cao Gang, who has been elite for centuries," Cui Jingyan said.

Cui Jingyan continued, "I dare to go because I’ve already thought about all these. Besides, we will have to meet them sooner or later; it’s just a matter of sooner or later. Now that they have overstepped their boundaries, it’s time we met these people of Cao Gang. In East River and even in Songjiang, we can’t avoid them."

"This will solve our problems and also resolve the overreaching actions they’ve taken. It’ll be two birds with one stone, and perhaps we could even cooperate, making it three birds with one stone," Chu Feng said lightly.

Chu Feng had already decided, so Cui Jingyan’s objections were futile. She could only say, "Then just be careful."

Chu Feng replied, "Don’t worry, I am going there to eat, not to die. I wonder what Cao Gang will prepare for us."

...

Thirty minutes later, Chu Feng arrived in front of this small courtyard by the sea.

He gently knocked on the door, and shortly after, a little girl with braided hair peeked out.

The little girl clearly did not recognize Chu Feng, and after examining him carefully, she finally asked, "Uncle, whom are you looking for? We don’t accept advertisements or sales here."

The little girl spoke in a childish tone, but her words sounded like those of a little adult, which was quite interesting.

Chu Feng handed his invitation to the little girl and said, "Tell your family that I’ve arrived."

After a while, the little girl pulled a young man over, who apparently had just come from the kitchen, still wearing his apron and sleeve garters.

The young man, upon seeing Chu Feng, hurriedly opened the door with a welcoming smile and said, "You must be Chu Feng, please come in and have a seat."

The walls of this small courtyard were five meters tall, completely obscuring the interior from the outside. But once inside, it was evident that this place was a hidden gem, with every step offering a new scene, much larger and more beautiful than it appeared from the outside.

Chu Feng followed the young man to a grapevine in the center of the courtyard.

"Mr. Chu, please have a seat for a moment. My father is preparing the meal," the young man said, then turned to his daughter, "Nannan, uncle is our guest. Daddy is going to help in the kitchen; can you take care of uncle?"

The little girl cheerfully agreed, "Okay."

After her father left, Nannan became more active.

"Uncle, do you know? My grandfather makes exceptionally good seafood. Especially the Windbreak stir-fried crab, it’s incredibly delicious. Make sure you don’t compete with me for it, since you are an adult, you surely wouldn’t compete with a child."

Nannan was genuinely adorable, and leaving her to accompany him, Chu Feng knew this was deliberately arranged but felt no annoyance at all.

After all, how could he be angry with such a cute little girl?

Moreover, Chu Feng gained an important piece of information from the little girl’s words: it wasn’t her father who was cooking, but her grandfather.

Before coming here, Chu Feng had already received all the information on Cao Gang. He really hadn’t expected that it would be the old man of Cao Gang cooking for him.

The elder of Cao Gang was a leader of the gang. Not just in East River, but across all of Huaxia, the outsiders who had the chance to eat his cooking were probably fewer than a handful.

The elder personally cooking for Chu Feng blocked any avenue for Chu Feng to create trouble.

With the elder coming personally to cook for him, what complaints could he possibly have, what issues could he possibly raise?

Having been given such great respect, if he still behaved ungratefully, that would simply be overstepping bounds and showing ignorance of etiquette.

With the host showing full sincerity by preparing such a grand feast, it was clear that it was now up to him to show his sincerity in return.

"The people of Cao Gang really are not just ordinarily clever, but exceptionally so. They’ve left me no opportunity to create trouble," Chu Feng said, patting Nannan’s head. ƒгeewebnovёl_com

"Uncle, what are you thinking? Are you thinking about snatching my Windbreak stir-fried crab? Please don’t this time, uncle. I’ve been very well-behaved. Maybe next time when you come to eat," Nannan pleaded, mistaking Chu Feng’s silence for intent to compete, and was almost in tears.

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