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Food System in Cultivation World-Chapter 447 - 413: A Disciple Split in Two

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Chapter 447: Chapter 413: A Disciple Split in Two

Master Mao was startled.

Could it be that Chen Xu is actually a Seventh Grade Spirit Chef?

At the same time, those present, like Zhou Hou and Ye Ningzhen, were also surprised.

Is Chen Xu a Seventh Grade Spirit Chef?

In fact, although Chen Xu can make Seventh Grade Spiritual Food like the "Spring Breeze Thawing Drink," whether he can truly be considered a Seventh Grade Spirit Chef still requires verification.

This is because the grading assessment of the Jade Palace is strict and meticulous; merely successfully creating a Seventh Grade Spiritual Drink once is not enough to qualify as a Seventh Grade Spirit Chef.

The true standard for a Seventh Grade Spirit Chef is that making a specific Seventh Grade Spiritual Food is just an entry requirement.

One must have at least five signature Seventh Grade Spiritual Foods to count as an official Seventh Grade Spirit Chef.

Additionally, considerations such as success rate, quantity, duration of preparation, etc., are all part of the evaluation.

As well as the sustainability of the Spirit Chef in the process of making Spiritual Food, among other factors, are also within the assessment range.

Even if all these can be achieved, there are also aspects such as the ability, speed, and efficiency in removing impurities from Spiritual Food that need to be tested.

In short, it is extremely complex.

Is it justified to consider Chen Xu a Seventh Grade Spirit Chef just because he succeeded in making the "Spring Breeze Thawing Drink" in front of everyone?

Strictly speaking, of course not.

Yet Nephew Hong firmly asserts that he is.

It’s uncertain whether he is exaggerating intentionally or if, after tasting the "Spring Breeze Thawing Drink" just once, he indeed has great confidence in Chen Xu?

Master Mao paused slightly in his fan-waving motion.

Then he uttered a soft exclamation and circled around Chen Xu once more.

"Disciple, are you really a Spirit Chef? A Seventh Grade Spirit Chef?" Master Mao asked Chen Xu.

Chen Xu: ...

How should Chen Xu respond to that?

Two big figures, one openly wielding his power, the other subtly competing.

One firmly believes him to be a disciple, while the other would even indirectly express pity.

Now, Master Mao dares to directly call him a disciple; can he dare to respond?

Chen Xu isn’t afraid, but he cannot be hasty.

He finally opened his mouth to say, "In response to the old..."

He was about to say "In response to the ancestor."

But Master Mao suddenly interrupted him, saying, "Call me teacher, no, no, call me master instead."

Chen Xu: ...

This one, he’s deliberately not giving him a chance to speak.

So Chen Xu obediently kept quiet.

Call him master? Now is not the right time!

Master Mao uttered another soft exclamation, but this time his gaze fell on Chen Xu’s hands.

"Your palms, your tendons and bones, they are clearly suited for gripping a sword, for blacksmithing, a natural talent for blacksmiths, yet they say you are a Spirit Chef?"

Nephew Hong interjected at the right moment, saying, "Grand Master, Spirit Chefs also need to grip knives, also need Fire Control."

Master Mao was momentarily choked, and then finally turned around, glaring at Nephew Hong with barely concealed irritation:

"Am I not aware that Spirit Chefs also need to grip knives?

Nephew Hong, you really are stubborn.

Brainstorm for a moment, once my disciple becomes my disciple, he will then be your junior disciple.

And as the elder brother is like a father, you being his senior brother would naturally pass down all your skills to him, isn’t that justified?

Whether he wants to be a Spirit Chef or smith iron with me, it’s all a win-win situation!