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The man was dancing on a deserted island when one day he found a packet of instant noodles among the trash. Since he was Korean, he loved noodles. But when he opened it, there was only a small seasoning packet left. He decided to make his own noodles. He collected all kinds of plants. Put it in the helmet and crush it and mixed them with water. But all he got was dark muddy paste, nothing close to real noodles. He held the seasoning packet under his nose and took a deep breath. Instantly intoxicated by the familiar aroma. And so he began to dream of black bean noodles.
The next morning, the chirping of birds woke him up. Looking at the bird droppings, he suddenly had an idea. Birds eat crops, so their droppings contain seeds. Excited, he started collecting the droppings, then found an empty patch of land on the island to start planting. He used a bike seed as a hoe, turned socks into gloves, and even made a scarecrow out of his suit to guard the crops. Day after day, his survival skills improved. He fished in the river, climbed trees for eggs, mastered everything, sometimes even played golf, and enjoyed a nice afternoon tea.
3 months later, he discovered the corn had ripened. Overjoyed, he hugged the scarecrow in his suit and danced. Just then, a delivery man appeared on the island, saying he wanted to treat him to a bowl of black bean noodles. After thinking for a moment, he refused. I only love eating what I cook myself.
Sometime later, his corn finally ripened fully along with eggplants, cucumbers, and peppers. He shelled the corn kernels, crushed them into flour with a drift bottle, added water, and kneaded the dough. He used the bottle to roll it flat, then cut it into even noodles. He boiled the noodles in a simple pot, took out the seasoning packet he had treasured for months, and sprinkled it carefully. Following the instructions on the package, he recreated every single detail. When he took the first bite of noodles, tears instantly filled his eyes. This hard one bowl of black bean noodles carried the weight of his months of waiting and perseverance.