Cha Dao Bubble Tea Novels & Stories

It’s that when your IQ is well above average, almost everyone seems stupid to you. Just like this past Sunday, the park is relatively empty. Personally, my favorite part about coming to the park is the little food truck that parks across from the park. They make this amazing coconut boba milk tea. It’s not that I don’t enjoy walking Bubbles. It’s that the greatest perk of it is getting to drink my favorite boba tea every single time. Most importantly, it fits perfectly into my macros diet, so I feel absolutely zero shame…except for the $30 I spend on it weekly.

“This tea is called Biluo Spring. Over a thousand years ago, it was listed as tribute, the highest grade Biluo Spring. The tea buds are extremely tender, and a mere 500 grams of dry tea leaves require sixty to seventy thousand of them.” "After stir-frying, the white hairs will be exposed, and the silver-green color will turn into a conch. It is also born in spring, so it is called ' Biluo Spring'." “This tea is brewed with boiling white clouds in the cup, its fragrance assaulting the senses. It is a world-famous good tea in our Kingdom of Sky Country.” Yang Xiao knew it like the back of his hand. Every time a new product appeared, he would introduce it to the monks.

Father Lee laughed and said, “I won’t see wrongly. Kelly, I don’t care. You have to give me half the disc of the Pu’er tea. Where is the tea? Let me see!” Kelly’s gaze unconsciously fell onto the pot on the table. Father Lee looked over. The corner of his eyes then twitched in the next moment. “Tea eggs? You used the disc of Pu’er tea which cost 1.2 hundred thousand dollars just to make tea eggs?!” June Lee frowned and spoke. “Father, can you stop making outrageous statements? This is a gift from a poor relative. How could this be the Pu’er tea that cost 1.2 hundred thousand dollars a disc?”

She couldn’t read him. She might’ve been very innocent, but she could sense that he was a dangerous man to fool around with. “Are you mad?” Noah chuckled. Leaning over, he grabbed a cup of bubble tea, inserted a straw into it, and handed it to her. “Here. I’m told that young ladies love these beverages.” Turning her head sideways, she said, “I’m not in the mood for a bubble tea now. Also, I’m not mad.” “Really? Then, why are your eyes so red? You look like a bunny.”

Roast duck, boiled vegetables, stir-fried pork with soy sauce, and boiled vegetable dumplings. "Wow, this is still warm!" I exclaimed in amazement as I held a serving plate. "Of course. I just bought it after you said the shoot was over," Laird boasted again. "You really paid attention to my request," I said, blushing. "Of course. Let's eat right away. Don't hold back because I already bought this," Laird pointed to a small green box. "What is this?" I asked, confused. "Traditional Chinese green tea. They said it can aid your digestion," he shrugged.