Datang: My Snack Stall Is Regarded as Auspicious

Li An, who traveled through the twelfth year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty and became an ordinary citizen in Chang'an City, was accidentally bound to the [Random Food System]. Every week, at a random place and a random god-level delicacy, he started his elusive stall-setting career in Chang'an City. In the first week, grilled pork belly was sold at the entrance of Daci'en Temple, where thousands of believers were popular. The smell attracted countless pilgrims and eminent monks to break the precepts. In the second week, iced mung bean paste was taken away from the Xuanwumen camp where the iron-blooded soldiers trained, and a group of tough guys lined up to grab it. In the third week, Tianjin rice was sold in front of the Zhuque Gate, which was a must-pass for civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty... When the common people, dignitaries, and even the royal family in Chang'an City are obsessed with these divine delicacies and want to eat them again... "Where are the people? Where is the young man who was selling smoothies at the gate of the camp yesterday?" "How unreasonable! We, the dignified officials of the imperial court, are searching the whole city for a bowl of rice and can't find it?" "Your Majesty, I believe that the 'elusive' food stall is a sign of auspiciousness, and the whole country should work hard to find it!" As a result, the entire city of Chang'an went crazy, and a city-wide "stall hunting" operation started, ranging from the emperor's relatives to the common people.