Traveling through various miniature worlds with a small restaurant

Lin Xiaoqian and Jiang Shuang frowned upon seeing the news.

It seems that this young master Tan has also become curious about their fruit.

After considering their options, the two replied, "Mr. Tan, I'm sorry I can't tell you about the medical pod. If it's inconvenient for you, please pretend I didn't ask. Sorry for bothering you."

Tan Zhou quickly replied to the message.

"Forget it, I don't want to know anymore. I can get you a medical pod. If there are any Primal Star Fruits left, sell them to me first."

Upon seeing this news, Lin Xiaoqian and the other person were stunned, wondering why Tan Zhou had suddenly changed his mind and wanted to get them a medical pod directly.

Jiang Shuang frowned and replied, "Mr. Tan, we can't be sure when we'll have Primal Star Fruit again. After all, obtaining these fruits isn't easy."

Tan Zhou replied, "It's alright. As long as you have fruit, just give me priority. I'll arrange for someone to deliver the medical silo as soon as possible."

Lin Xiaoqian and Jiang Shuang looked at Tan Zhou's reply. Although their doubts had not completely dissipated, the temptation of the medical pod was simply too great.

After discussing it in hushed tones, the two decided to accept Tan Zhou's suggestion for now. In any case, they had already sold all the fruit they brought, and they would leave this world after completing their mission and obtaining the medical pod in a few days.

Jiang Shuang replied again, "Then thank you very much, Mr. Tan. If we still have Primal Star Fruit, we will definitely contact you first."

After seeing that Tan Zhou had replied, Jiang Shuang exited the computer.

Just then, a batch of quantum computers they had bought arrived, and Lin Xiaoqian and Jiang Shuang busied themselves downloading various electronic materials about the StarCraft world onto the quantum computers one by one, including e-books and videos.

However, the Star World stipulates that a person's DNA can only be bound to one quantum computer. The quantum computers they bought cannot be activated and bound again, so their Star Network permissions are relatively limited. But the little knowledge that is revealed between the fingers of this world is enough for the original world to study.

Lin Xiaoqian and her partner did not place all their hopes on Tan Zhou regarding the purchase of the medical silo.

Besides selling braised chicken every day to complete tasks, the two of them often spend their time browsing various second-hand websites, hoping to find someone selling a used medical pod.

However, so far no one has been seen selling second-hand medical pods, but the two have bought back quite a few high-tech second-hand items.

For example, various types of robots and various second-hand medical instruments.

Lin Xiaoqian also found several old mechs. Although they could no longer fight on the battlefield, they were cheap and enough for scientists to study.

The seller felt they had sold a bunch of junk, but Lin Xiaoqian and her friends felt that if their world could overcome these technologies, it would be enough to make the country's technological progress take a big leap forward.

This is probably the technological gap between the two worlds.

The things we bought could only be stored in the warehouse, but the warehouse was already crammed with stuff by the government, and there was no room left.

To free up space, Lin Xiaoqian and Jiang Shuang compared the interstellar mall and took out a bunch of items that didn't exist in the interstellar world to sell on a second-hand platform.

This time, it's an account created by Jiang Shuang to avoid any association with accounts selling fruit.

The items that were hung up were quite popular, and they made a lot of money, enough for the two of them to keep shopping.

The Radiant Star Five-Star Hotel.

Tan Zhou's room.

The table was covered with all sorts of things. If Lin Xiaoqian were here, she would definitely recognize them; these were all items they had listed for sale on secondhand platforms.

There are exquisite ceramic tea sets, crystal-clear glass products, fans of various materials, and so on. These are all traditional handicrafts of the Flower Kingdom, which are exquisite and rich in cultural heritage.

Tan Zhou sat at the huge table, carefully examining a picture frame.

It was a framed Suzhou embroidery banner with a picture of a thousand miles of rivers and mountains. It was the most expensive item Tan Zhou had ever bought, and Lin Xiaoqian had priced it at 2 million interstellar coins.

Tan Zhou stared at the large Suzhou embroidery banner in his hand. When he saw this embroidery on the second-hand platform, he initially thought it was a painting, but then he noticed that the image had a vague three-dimensional effect. He initially thought it was a virtual 3D technique, but upon closer inspection, he discovered that the painting was composed of countless fine lines.

The exquisite needlework greatly impressed him. Seeing that it was purely handmade, he decided to buy it even if it cost 2 million interstellar coins.

He unframed the painting, gently stroked the embroidered surface, and felt the exquisite texture, the vibrant and layered colors, and how every detail seemed to tell an ancient story.

I couldn't help but marvel at how, despite the advanced technology in the interstellar world, there are very few pure handcrafted items so full of artistic flair and historical significance.

He had never even seen such a place anywhere in the stars before, let alone where these items came from.

Is this the original star where Lin Xiaoqian and the others are?

Tan Zhou's gaze then shifted to the other items on the table; the other things produced on this primordial planet were also very beautiful and exquisite.

He picked up a ceramic tea set and gently stroked its smooth surface, which shimmered with a warm luster.

Every detail is so exquisitely crafted, as if polished over countless years. But the value of these items lies not only in their artistic beauty, but also in the culture and history of the planet they represent.

The sound from the personal terminal interrupted Tan Zhou's thoughts. He glanced at the video call from his father and answered it without hesitation.

What followed was a barrage of insults: "You brat, you spendthrift! What did you do with 300 million? Do you think my money grows on trees? I'm suspending your supplementary card right now!"

Tan Zhou picked at his ear and waited for his father to finish scolding. While his father was taking a sip of water, he held up the embroidered "A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains" in his hand and showed it to his father.

"Dad, take a look at this."

Tan's father looked up, intending to give Tan Zhou a disapproving look, but then he was drawn to the embroidery in Tan Zhou's hand.

"Wow, this painting is really good." Mr. Tan put down his water glass and exclaimed in admiration, "The use of turquoise is excellent."

Then, realizing something, he started cursing Tan Zhou again: "You brat, you didn't spend 300 million on this painting, did you? You don't know anything about painting with your taste. You might as well continue to tip female streamers; that wouldn't cost 300 million."

Tan Zhou raised an eyebrow and held up the painting: "Take a closer look."

Just as Mr. Tan was about to say something more, he suddenly noticed something: "Huh?"

Tan's father stood up from the sofa, and the virtual image generated by the StarNet walked to Tan Zhou's side to examine the painting carefully.

"This isn't a painting? What is it? Is it drawn with lines?"

Tan Zhou said with a smug look, "This is a handcrafted piece, made entirely by hand."

Mr. Tan stared wide-eyed, his face filled with disbelief. He leaned closer to the embroidery, carefully examining the delicate stitches and vibrant colors.

"This...this is really handmade? It's incredible!"

Tan Zhou looked at his father's surprised expression, and a sense of pride welled up on his face.

“That’s right, Dad. In the interstellar world, it’s rare to see handicrafts so full of artistry and historical significance. This thing is priceless and unavailable, and I only spent 200 million to buy it.”