That night, everyone had Qin Huai's crab roe pork buns, except Qin Luo.
For Qin Luo's dinner, Qin Huai exchanged 12 crab roe pork buns with the neighbors for plain noodles. Qin Huai specifically instructed to use the simplest three-yuan-per-pack egg noodles bought from the supermarket, boil them in plain water, and absolutely not use the chicken broth from home. Just add two greens, don't crack an egg. The bowl must be large, noodles must be plentiful, and no extra toppings or homemade pickles should be added.
Upon hearing that Qin Luo developed a taste for plain noodles during a year of study abroad, the neighbor cheerfully cooked a big pot. But due to lack of experience, the noodles were plain, almost like thin soup, as the salt was less. Qin Luo could only eat a big bowl with tears, and deleted the photos taken on her phone, completing two grocery lists that night.
