The answer to this question is really simple and crude, because Aaron likes it in the original work. Why does Aaron like it in the original work?

Because this is how the comic book writer drew it, and it was how it was acted in the original Japanese drama. So although the octopus-shaped red sausage is so inconsistent with my Greater China food circle, the domestic version still insists on acting it this way. I

The audience, who have no right to speak, can only grit their teeth and watch.

Yes, some people say that in the previous Korean version of "Midnight Diner", various Japanese foods were replaced by Korean foods such as rice cakes, kimchi, and military hot pot. I am a country with a great food, why can't I change it? What about you?

It's okay to let Aaron eat grilled wings, and it goes perfectly with Snow Beer.

Regarding this point of view, I personally can only sweat. Apart from sweating, there is really nothing else to do.

Why, because the publicity before the show was launched was really stormy, and it was in full swing. The director said that it took four years to sharpen a sword, and it was only shown today. I will give it to you all, and five points will refer to the future.

(Note: The five points here refer to Douban’s five points.) As a result, no matter how beautiful the imagination is, the reality is so cruel. It’s similar to the director, you made a blind man to play the underworld boss for Mao, why do you let him play the underworld boss every day?

Although the issue of eating red sausage is not as serious as the complaint about the problem of Laotan pickled cabbage noodles, it can be regarded as the most unbridled criticism.

Think about it, Brother Aaron neither promotes instant noodles nor promotes facial masks. His own freight company also makes great contributions to employment, taxation, and social stability. Brother Aaron also made it clear in the drama that he cannot make dirty money and has to fulfill his obligations.

We train boxers and promote positive energy, but they end up like this just because they wore poor-looking sunglasses and ate a red sausage. It’s really sad to see.

However, after being traumatized, liberal arts students like me couldn't help but have my imagination opened up. I recalled that when I was an intern at home, I worked as an odd job in a magazine. One of my jobs was to collect weekly ideological reports from party activists, so I was lucky enough to see

There are all kinds of funny reports that are not careless. For example, some new employees who have just joined the company less than a year clearly write in the report that after working in the company for more than 20 years, you have to copy Baidu as it is, with a few twists.

Son’s heart, would you like to change it when you are copying it!?

However, what I didn't expect was that many years later, I would think of this interesting incident again. I personally think that the above is the truth about Aaron's love for red sausages.

hehe.