Chapter 1461 - 568: What Is It Like to Have a Cat That Loves Watching TV at Home? Five-Spice Smoked Chicken!

Chapter 1461: Chapter 568: What Is It Like to Have a Cat That Loves Watching TV at Home? Five-Spice Smoked Chicken!

"It even knows how to turn on the TV? Isn’t that a bit too smart?"

Regarding being smart, this is actually within the normal range.

There are many incredibly smart cats online, like those who know how to adjust the water temperature on a water dispenser, flush the toilet dozens of times a day, and manually press the automatic feeding machine button until all the cat food for a week pours out.

Although Dundun is slightly smarter than them, it’s not to an outrageous degree.

Besides, it was just watching TV, not being mischievous, so there’s no need to stop it.

Shen Jiayue was munching on a potsticker:

"Feels just like raising a child in its rebellious phase."

After dinner, Lin Xu tidied up the kitchen while Dundun was still asleep, snoring lightly, sleeping deeply like those college classmates who stayed up all night at the internet cafe for two days straight.

"You go to the shop, Xu Bao. I’ll stay home with Dundun and record some interesting videos."

Interesting videos?

Lin Xu saw Shen Jiayue excitedly set the tripod not far from the sofa, then mounted the camera, and started recording Dundun’s deep sleep.

In order to let the netizens hear the little one’s snoring comparable to a diesel engine, this girl even placed a microphone on the sofa backrest for close-up sound recording.

"You’re going to socially kill Dundun this way."

Just imagine having a video of yourself snoring while sleeping posted online, for the concerned party—oh no, concerned cat.

For the concerned cat, it would be very hard to accept.

Shen Jiayue laughed and said:

"Everyone will only find Dundun cute, how could it be socially killed? You go to the shop, Xu Bao, and I’ll bring Dundun over once it wakes up. My car needs to be driven anyway, otherwise, the battery loss will be quite troublesome."

Lin Xu sympathetically glanced at the little chubby cat snoring on the sofa, heaving a gentle sigh. This is the consequence of staying up late watching TV.

After driving to the shop and parking the car, Lin Xu encountered Old Huang coming out of the store.

"Brother Lin, the snake-cauliflower you wanted has been delivered. Are you preparing to make the flavorful snake?"

Lin Xu said:

"No, it’s sizzling snake segments. Yue Liyue is treating some fellow townsfolk to a meal and ordered a table of Cantonese cuisine. This dish is prepared for them."

Upon hearing this, Old Huang laughed and said:

"I thought you were indulging in flavorful snake yourself, all right then, you busy yourself, I’ll continue delivering."

He originally wanted to mooch a meal, but upon hearing it’s not for him, he lost the desire to mooch.

If it’s for himself, mooching a meal or two is no problem.

But since it’s business, everything must be official. Can’t hear about food and immediately want to eat, that way business would probably fail.

Seeing Old Huang about to drive off, Lin Xu suddenly remembered the recent addition of crispy pigeon to the menu and called out:

"Boss Huang, we’re planning to feature pigeon in the coming days. Communicate with the pigeon farm to ensure no supply disruptions."

Running a restaurant, the biggest fear is suddenly losing the supply chain for ingredients.

This won’t just disrupt the restaurant’s established plans; it’ll also leave a bad impression on customers, ultimately impacting the store’s reputation.

Therefore, whenever there’s a new dish, it’s crucial to confirm the source of ingredients beforehand and secure alternative suppliers—don’t put all the eggs in one basket.

Hearing there’s business afoot, Old Huang immediately said:

"Rest assured, the pigeon supply is guaranteed. Just this past Spring Festival, I signed cooperation agreements with three pigeon breeding farms; the supply is definitely not an issue."

That’s just what Lin Xu wanted to hear.

"Thanks, Boss Huang."

"That talk’s too formal, brother. I’ll finish delivering and come chat with you guys at the shop when not busy."

"Alright, drive safely, Boss Huang."

After Old Huang drove off in the delivery van, Lin Xu went inside the store.

Shu Yun, seeing him come in empty-handed, curiously asked:

"Where’s Dundun? I bought a whack-a-mole machine online for it and am waiting for it to test it and leave a good review."

"It’s sleeping at home. Last night, it snuck the TV on and watched all night. It only went to sleep after I got up this morning, and it’ll probably sleep all morning."

Shu Yun: ????

Has my godson really gotten this smart?

Should I enroll it in a class soon? With such a smart kid, being a mascot is too much of a waste—it should experience the pressure and environment of learning over here in Haidian.

It’s said that the parents here have set their kids’ goals no longer on Qingbei but on Ivy League schools, specifically those ranked at the top.

To achieve this goal, they strive intensely in raising their children each day.

Shu Yun never understood this feeling until she had Dundun as her godson. Every time she saw pet bloggers online making their cats do various tasks, she always wanted Dundun to try them too.

Whatever other cats can do, my godson must also be able to do.

This isn’t an arms race; it’s merely seeing other cats do things and thinking naturally that one’s own child should also be able to, thus entering a competitive parenting phase.

While the two were talking, Shen Jiayue was setting up multiple cameras to shoot Dundun snoring from different angles.

The little creature lay on the sofa, resting on an inflatable pillow, wrapped in a pink blanket, its two front paws resting on the blanket, mouth slightly open, exposing two small fangs.

This endearing appearance, coupled with its snoring, made it irresistibly adorable.

As Shen Jiayue kept filming, she couldn’t help but laugh.

Once she finished shooting, she edited the footage and uploaded it online.