After listening to Brian, Chen Yiyang felt he understood a bit why Europeans in New Zealand have low birth rates.
Because they just take too many risks.
Forget about a 100-year-old cake, even if it was a ten-day-old cake, Chen Yiyang would still ponder whether it was okay to eat it.
However, for this particular item, Chen Yiyang thought it might be worth bidding on.
So he raised his hand to bid a few times and eventually bought it for a small amount.
After the auction, the auction house put the item in a freezer box and brought it to Chen Yiyang.
Opening the box, Chen Yiyang took a look and found that this 100-year-old cake surprisingly showed no signs of spoilage or decay.
A picture of the 100-year-old cake.
"To be honest," Brian said, eyeing the cake's appearance and nudging Chen Yiyang, "I think this thing can actually be eaten; it doesn't look spoiled at all."
"Could there be mold or other microorganisms?" Chen Yiyang hesitated.
