Late June, the blazing heat enveloped the city, reaching every corner of the Royal City.
Everything was proceeding smoothly.
Yun Chunnuan renovated the three-story building.
The first floor remained largely unchanged, except where it connects with the second floor; a wall was built to completely separate them, establishing a regular dining area.
It offers fast food at reasonable prices, and upon reaching a certain spending amount, diners receive extra special dishes that can’t be purchased elsewhere.
It beca incredibly popular with ordinary citizens, with many even owning their own restaurants making a special trip here just to enjoy those refreshing small dishes upon spending enough.
The most popular dish was the cucumber salad, which was unbelievably crisp and delicious!
Bianliao people naturally love drinking porridge, and it’s heavenly when paired with the cucumber salad!
Unfortunately, this side dish isn’t sold separately; it’s only gifted after spending enough at the restaurant.
This is the true aning of having demand but no price.
The second floor, completely isolated from the first, consists of VIP private rooms.
Yun Chunnuan renovated the original guest rooms into various thed private rooms.
This was inspired by her mother, who beca a top chef at a five-star hotel with various thed rooms.
The hotel’s owner was her mother’s best friend from university, who she not only visited but also dined at.
She even gave feedback on the hotel’s interior design.
Using this experience, she transford the guest rooms into unique styles that people of this era have never seen.
The walls even feature murals painted by herself, not professional but recognizable.
The nas of the thed rooms are quite elegant.
The ocean-thed one is called ’Shui Long Yin.’
The farm-thed one is called ’Fisherman’s Pride.’
The one with wall beauties is called ’Nian Nujiao.’
Also, ’Butterfly Love’, ’West River Moon,’ and so on...
Just hearing the nas conjures up the style.
There is also a special the room, all in pink with various Hello Kitty designs, which is most popular among certain noble girls of the Royal City.
Patrons receive a small ceramic gift resembling the cute kitty from the mural.
There’s no spending requirent for gifts in the upstairs private rooms; diners can order whatever they wish.
However, prices are indeed high, and to dine there, you must make reservations in advance, or all the Silver in the world won’t get you in.
The owner behind this establishnt is the General’s wife.
She’s a gentle, delicate lady, but what’s truly terrifying is the Great General, who cherishes her like a treasure!
At first, so local thugs tried to dine without paying and even attempted to harass the Great Xia Princess, nearly getting skinned by the General.
Since then, warning signs have appeared throughout the restaurant.
Tenfold fine for disturbance!
Hundredfold fine for dining without paying!
aning, causing trouble in the restaurant will result in a fine ten tis the dining bill!
Dare to dine without paying, and it’s much harsher: a hundred tis!
Mainly, her husband is powerful and specifically registered it with the Governnt Office.
If you dispute the fines at the Governnt Office, you not only have to compensate tenfold or hundredfold, but you might also receive a beating.
In Bianliao law, those who sue unsuccessfully, it’s not the fine but the severity of the whipping that’s most feared!
Thus, this unique and stylish restaurant established itself in just two months in the Royal City.
However... the restaurant’s na is quite peculiar, causing blushes.
’First Night.’
The Great Xia Princess nad this restaurant ’First Night.’
Doesn’t it sound rather improper?
When the sign was first hung, so even mistook it for a brothel, wondering how such a place got built downtown.
Later, explanations from the General’s wife’s maid revealed that ’First Night’ was derived from combining the nas of the General and his wife.
’First Night’ = ’First Ye’
That Little Princess sure had a knack for entrepreneurship and keeping her man captivated.
Even in military camps, a certain General would boast daily to comrades, insisting they dine at his wife’s restaurant if eating out!
Initially, all the soldiers were forced to go, but after visiting once, they had no need for the General’s command and would leverage his connections to book the upstairs private rooms, just to surprise their loved ones.
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