The production and broadcast of *Back to Field* began last year, firmly securing a top-three spot in its time slot right from its premiere, with an average viewership rating exceeding 1.5%. In its later stages, single-episode peak ratings approached 2%, delivering a stellar performance in the fiercely competitive weekend prime-time slot. It is fair to say that, propelled by its unique "slow variety" style, the show rapidly became a phenomenal hit. Furthermore, as the domestic entertainment industry's first slow variety show focusing on pastoral life, its direct success spawned similar programs like *Chinese Restaurant* and *The Inn*, steering a new trend in the industry.
Of course, Bailiang did not care about any of this. He didn't even pay much attention to Guo Qilin’s warnings about things like "old-man-splaining" or similar critiques. Right now, his mind was entirely consumed with ordering food, though he didn't really want to "make things difficult" for Teacher Huang. After all, two female guests were coming along this time, and Bailiang simply loved the dishes prepared by older sisters. Besides, it would conveniently tie into promoting his work; he was always quite professional about that.
"Can I order anything I want?"
Chapter 269