In Max’s technologically advanced house, the glass windows served as both windows and LCD screens. With the right program design, any desired room could be created.

Lilly’s room was a magical garden, with petals and butterflies fluttering around.

Hannah enjoyed a room with a stunning sea view, featuring her favorite shade of blue.

Josh had a room adorned with vast stars, while Zachary’s room embraced a punk aesthetic, and Drake’s room exuded a scholarly ambiance.

Blake examined his room.

Well, it was his turn, but apart from the electric curtains, which barely displayed any advanced features, there was nothing remarkable.

Blake pondered, “What does your master think of me?”

Tracy smiled and replied, “Honestly, Mr. MacNeil, he didn’t have any specific preferences in mind for your room. I can make changes for you if you don’t like it.”

Blake waved his hand dismissively, saying, “No need.”

He was just making an observation. He was an adult and did not require coddling.

After the rooms were assigned, Tracy led everyone to the kitchen.

Everything in the kitchen was automated. The rice cooker automatically measured, cleaned, and cooked the rice, preparing clay pot rice with bacon.

Fresh steaks and fish were stored in the high-tech refrigerator. As the refrigerator opened, the steaks and fish were transferred to the sink for cleaning. After draining, the steaks were sent to the steak cooking machine, while the fish went into the steamer.

Onions and vegetables were automatically cleaned, and then the vegetable cutting operation panel chopped them up with a satisfying “ding.” The chopped onions, tomatoes, and broccoli were sorted and prepared accordingly. The broccoli was blanched and cooked, the onions were air-fried for ten seconds to retain their freshness and crispness, and the tomatoes were placed directly on the plate.

Trays lined up on a conveyor belt, with the steaks, broccoli, and onions carefully arranged. An automatic juice machine squeezed a glass of juice for each person, and everything was neatly presented on the table.

Blake’s mouth twitched.

I didn’t know there was a kitchen that can cook itself!

After a while, the steamed sea fish was served on the table, garnished with chopped green onions. Along with the fish and steak, the kitchen also prepared pasta, vegetable salad, toasted bread, and fried eggs.

Hannah eagerly held their knife and fork, their eyes

was impressed and said, “This is so cool, why don’t we build the

sliced his steak, “Grandma would destroy

agreed, “You have

was their

Lilly stopped her and said, “Hold on, let’s wait for

and

a sweet

mop extended from the door, and a coat rack emerged from behind. Max hung his

back!” Max

Lilly threw herself into Max’s arms,

her arms and beaming

gentle smile adorning his

expressed, “We’ve been waiting for you, Uncle Max! Hurry up, Hannah is so hungry that she

his hands, Max entered the dining room and saw Blake, casually and playfully leaning on the chair with his arms crossed and legs raised, saying, “Ah,

as he thought about Tracy’s usual attire, realizing this could potentially

over to the table, and sat down, saying, “Let’s

sliced steak in front

jokingly remarked,

turned cold as he replied, “You’re so old, do you still

Max was silent.

behavior was

“Uncle Max, your house is amazing! Especially Miss Tracy, she seems so lifelike. Can you make one for me as

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is equipped with an advanced cooking system developed by a seasoned chef and has learned the skills of top-tier chefs worldwide. Therefore, the problem isn’t in

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