A Buddhist Stall Owner Sets up a Stall, and the Rich and Powerful People Queue up to Grab It

Modern Zhou Yang is reborn in ancient times, bound to the food system, and outrageous stalls are randomly refreshed every week. The Buddhist style sells authentic snacks, closes the stall on time when sold out, and is never greedy for money. Four hilarious scenes: 1. Spicy hot and sour noodles are sold at the entrance of the Imperial Medical Office. The imperial doctor secretly asked his apprentice to buy them for him while he was doing the consultation; 2. Chicken drumsticks and rice are sold at the entrance of the temple: Brother, we have to fast! 3. Can the double-door samurai who manages his body shape resist the temptation of selling fried wontons next to the martial arts competition? 4. Sheep intestines and semen are sold at the door of the men's clinic. Will anyone really buy them? It also unlocks a lot of weird spots, leading to girly blind dates, and everyone puts down their business and queues up to eat. Daily interesting things are constantly happening: diners question the charges for side dishes, people increase the price to purchase on their behalf, and the stall owner is always a Buddhist, just to complete the task and unlock the modern bathroom.