Of course, Qian Liwei didn't think Jiang Yu's suggestion to compete with Du Guangning in cooking was a bad thing; instead, he thought it was a good opportunity for Du Guangning.
He and Du Guangning had basically grown up playing together, and their relationship had always been pretty good.
To be honest, Qian Liwei understood Du Guangning quite well. He was upright and honest, but sometimes too straightforward, which made him something of a "one-track mind," or "stubborn."
With such a personality, it's hard to get along anywhere, because it's too easy to offend people. You could just say something casually and accidentally offend someone.
That's precisely why Qian Liwei thought of bringing him over to the Seventh Dining Hall.
The Seventh Dining Hall is different from other places; everything here is decided by the boss, so there's no intrigue or factional struggles.
There are no differences in positions or levels here. In this place, there are only two types of chefs.
