Abnormal Gourmet Chronicle

Chapter 1205 577: Chen Huihong, Are You Out of Your Mind?

Hospice care is a profoundly intricate field of study, primarily because...the object of care is a Bi fang.

Aside from the fact that Bi fang had long since lost the will to live, Luo Jun had a really bad temper.

Many years ago, he was already a notoriously ill-tempered, solitary old man in the community, a presence that terrified the residents' committee. Ouyang has been retired from the committee for so long, has managed to save up a fortune with Xiao Ou Handmade Lemon Tea Store, and the lemon tea shop is about to go bankrupt. Even now, when recalling his experiences visiting Luo Jun, he still shakes with fear and gets chills down his spine.

This speaks to the value of Bi fang, this is the combat power of Luo Jun.

In a way, Chen Huihong's tolerance is quite impressive. She could withstand Luo Jun's attacks even when she was unconscious, and when she woke, she completely disregarded anything Luo Jun said.

An Youyou and Zhao Cheng'an both showed the basic respect and fear for Bi fang, but the Plant Spirits did not at all.

They just charge ahead.

Considering that Luo Jun most likely had only 7 days left to live, Qin Huai thought it was important to choose the right person for hospice care.

First of all, if Chen Huihong could refrain from going, that would be best.

Chen Huihong was indeed good at lightening up the atmosphere, as an excellent community committee lady. Chen Huihong had a loud voice and straightforward personality; when there's a crowd, giving her a microphone makes her the host, but she could easily anger Luo Jun to death.

Luo Jun used the phrase 'Chen Huihong, are you sick?' almost like a comma recently.

To ensure Luo Jun lived a few extra days, ideally the full 7 days, Qin Huai believed it best not to use Chen Huihong, this nuclear weapon, lightly. Even if used, someone should be there to monitor her. Absolutely do not let Chen Huihong perform hospice care for Luo Jun alone, or the consequences would be unimaginable.

Secondly, Shi Dadan should also be seen less.

Of course, from Qin Huai's perspective, he thought Old Shi was a good person. Honest and sincere, not much of a talker, and very genuine—a standard Dang Kang—but just not energetically compatible with Bi fang.

Perhaps fierce beasts and auspicious beasts just naturally don't mesh well. Luo Jun was simply annoyed by Shi Dadan and couldn't even articulate why, just didn't like him.

Another person Luo Jun found annoying was Cheng Gong. Luo Jun disliked Cheng Gong even more.

The same goes for Gong Liang, Luo Jun also found Gong Liang annoying.

Qu Jing was a good choice.

Luo Jun had always been tolerant towards little birds; he was already relatively lenient to Qu Jing before she was conscious, and after she woke up, it could even be considered forgiving. Occasionally, scolding Qu Jing was just incidental when scolding Chen Huihong, or the purpose of scolding Qu Jing was to scold Chen Huihong.

Plus, Qu Jing's job as a doctor meant she'd seen all kinds of patients and had ample experience soothing Luo Jun's medical disputes, making her a great candidate for hospice care.

The only issue was her job was too busy and it was difficult to get leave. As soon as Qin Huai realized Qu Jing was an excellent choice, he called her to inform her that Luo Jun had only 7 days to live and asked if she could request leave from the hospital.

Qu Jing didn't quite understand why Qin Huai was only now realizing Luo Jun was dying. In her view, everything they had been doing was hospice care. Whether it was having a tea party at Luo Jun's house or forcibly dragging him to amusement parks, it was hospice care. Qu Jing even thought the hospice care for Luo Jun was already over.

Yet Qin Huai specifically called to notify her it hadn't started.

Qu Jing was puzzled, but she chose to immediately ask her leader for leave. She also told Qin Huai that she'd taken leave too often this year; requesting a sudden leave might not get her a full 7-day vacation, optimistically, she could get 4 days off, and for the first three days, Qin Huai would have to find others to keep Luo Jun company.

Thereby, the options were down to Zhou Hu and An Youyou.

Qin Huai's intuition told him that Luo Jun didn't dislike An Youyou, even though the Three-legged Golden Toad was an auspicious beast. Luo Jun's dislike for auspicious beasts didn't extend to the Three-legged Golden Toad, possibly because the Three-legged Golden Toad was rather downtrodden and not quite like an auspicious beast.

Having An Youyou accompany him was a good option since she was somewhat afraid of Luo Jun. Luo Jun was not only the patron who had given her a house but was also a Bi fang who could roast her like a charcoal-grilled toad with a breath of fire. An Youyou had a natural fear of spirits with high combat power.

As for Zhou Hu, although he wasn't conscious, he understood Luo Jun.

During the recent call, when Zhou Hu could clearly express that he felt Luo Jun was an old man who loved bustle but was simultaneously very lonely, Qin Huai knew that this assistant fortune-teller, and funeral planner, was highly perceptive.

Also, being professionally familiar, Zhou Hu's expertise in funerals suggested he might have some understanding of hospice care. Qin Huai believed that for the subsequent payment, Zhou Hu would definitely make Luo Jun comprehend what true hospice care was.

At this point, some people might be curious about what Qin Huai himself planned to do. Certainly, he couldn't just have everyone else provide hospice care for Luo Jun while he continued with his normal routine?

Qin Huai did indeed plan to work as usual, shortening his work hours, going to Yunzhong Restaurant a bit later in the morning and leaving earlier in the afternoon, inconveniencing the guests a bit to free up more time to visit Luo Jun's house for TV and chats.

Based on Qin Huai's understanding of Luo Jun, if he really didn't work for the 7 days and stayed at Luo Jun's house nonstop for companionship, Luo Jun wouldn't need to die for him to be kicked out of the house and scorned back to work within three days.