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The topic as phrased doesn’t match what this material actually covers, so here’s the straight answer first: there’s no addiction-curing mechanic or medical cure covered here, and the only “poisoning” shown is a sabotage plot against a snail dish, which you beat with a hidden camera, not a remedy. What the material does cover is how to keep a premium food product from being tampered with, how to catch a saboteur in the act, and how to win the tasting event that follows. This guide is for anyone who wants to protect their product and their reputation in the white jade snail storyline.
Quick start: protect your snails and win the tasting in 7 steps
- Raise white jade snails in your own greenhouse and treat them as a premium ingredient, not field pests.
- Hire local workers at a thousand yuan a month plus meals so your production never stalls.
- Partner with Su Wanqing of Wanqing catering group and sign an exclusive supply deal.
- Hand your ingredient box only to the head chef, and tell the person carrying it not to let anyone touch it.
- Hide a micro camera in the cart that carries your product to the kitchen.
- Let the rival act, then play the footage on the big screen in front of the judges and bosses.
- Serve everyone the real dish, take the championship, and collect the pre-orders.
What you need before the tasting event
You need a healthy snail crop, a trusted buyer, a loyal workforce, and a way to record anyone who touches your food. Here’s the full list drawn from the storyline.
- White jade snails: described as gold among meats, high protein and low fat. Plump, glossy specimens impressed the buyer immediately.
- A greenhouse and mud field: the snails are raised in the eastern plot of land, on a stretch of wasteland that turned out to be valuable.
- Workers: a thousand yuan a month, two meals a day, meat included, and a 200 yuan signing payment in cash. More work earns more pay with no cap.
- A business partner: Su Wanqing, who offers an exclusive supply agreement, a business license, and five million in investment on one condition: tenfold production before summer vacation ends.
- A concealed micro camera: placed in the cart that moves your product. This is the key counter to sabotage.
- Optional but helpful: a reliable ally who can drive the cart and keep the box safe until it reaches the kitchen.
The route from raising snails to winning the provincial tasting
The full flow is build supply, secure a buyer, enter the tasting, expose the saboteur, and cash in on orders. You start by out-hiring a rival factory so your greenhouse runs while theirs sits empty. Su Wanqing then inspects your stock, signs you as her exclusive supplier, and promotes your snails for a provincial capital tasting event a week away. A rival investor, Zhao Tianyu, offers to buy you out and then threatens you, and he arranges for your ingredients to be drugged. Because you expected it, your hidden camera records the tampering. At the event your dish wins, the rival’s soup fails, and the footage ends his scheme.
How to build a workforce and supply that can’t be undercut
Pay better than the competition and pay in cash on the spot. Other employers in the village offered about five hundred yuan a month, while town laborers earn around six hundred, so a thousand with meals and a 200 yuan advance pulls everyone to you.
Offer the pay package up front
State the terms plainly: a thousand yuan a month, two meals included, meat as much as workers want, and commission with no ceiling. Pay the 200 yuan immediately when someone signs up. Workers took the cash and moved across within a day.
Expect the rival to stall, not to adapt
The rival factory owner refused to raise wages, threatened to blacklist anyone who left, and lost his entire crew. His factory, mortgaged against his own house, sat idle. Don’t match his pettiness. Keep delivering and let the gap grow.
Lock in your buyer with a clear condition
Su Wanqing will invest five million if you can raise production tenfold before summer vacation ends. Confirm the deadline, hire to meet it, and agree to bring the freshest stock on time for the tasting.
How to deliver your ingredients without letting anyone tamper with them
Hand your box directly to the head chef through a trusted contact, and make sure nobody else touches it. At the event, the organizers collect entry ingredients and carry them to the kitchen. That handoff is where the rival’s people strike.
Tell your carrier to guard the box
Say it explicitly: don’t let anyone touch it, and be quick. The box passes through the kitchen entrance, which is exactly where the rival’s hired workers waited.
Hide the camera in the cart
Place the micro camera in the cart carrying your product. It captured the rival’s men adding something to the snails, which became the proof that cleared you and exposed them.
How to prove the poisoning was sabotage and not your food
Serve the dish first, then show the footage only after your product is vindicated. The sequence at the event worked in a specific order.
Let the room doubt you, then let them taste
Bosses mocked the snails as field pests and worried about parasites. A judge ate one, appeared to collapse, and a call went out for an ambulance. The rival gloated. But the judge had simply choked from eating too fast because the meat was so silky. He confirmed the snails were the best thing he’d ever eaten.
Serve the whole room
Once the judge was fine, everyone tasted it and the room turned. Plenty of portions were available for all guests. Orders followed immediately, including a thousand portions from one buyer and twenty thousand reserved by another.
Expose the saboteur on the big screen
When the rival objected and demanded to present his own product, his ginseng soup made the room gag, then the camera footage was shown on the big screen. It showed his hired men drugging the snails. Under pressure they confessed that the rival had paid them to ruin your business, he denied it, and officers arrived with their own surveillance footage and arrested the two men who did the tampering.
Why the rival’s dish failed and how the championship was decided
The rival’s organic mountain ginseng soup failed because it smelled fishy and rotten, and the judges rejected it on the spot. Compare the two entries and the result was obvious.
- White jade snails: silky, springy, fragrant, called ten times tastier than top abalone.
- Rival’s soup: described as swill, made one participant throw up.
- Outcome: Wanqing group’s white jade snails were named champion, and Su Wanqing then pledged to recommend them to top restaurants and to boycott the rival factory through the catering association.
Mistakes that let rivals ruin your product
- Trusting a handoff without recording it: anyone can touch your food in transit. Fix: hide a camera in the cart.
- Underpaying your crew: a five hundred yuan wage lost the rival his whole staff. Fix: pay a thousand with meals and cash up front.
- Assuming a collapse means poison: the judge only choked. Fix: check before accusing anyone.
- Ignoring a buyout threat: the rival said he’d get rough if refused. Fix: expect sabotage and prepare evidence.
- Revealing the footage too early: proof lands harder after your dish has won the room.
- Skipping the license: a business with no license looks flimsy to big buyers. Fix: let your partner help you file one.
Probably Stolen How to cure addiction and avoid poisoning customers in Probably Stolen FAQ
Can you cure addiction in Probably Stolen?
No cure for addiction is described anywhere in this storyline. The only relevant themes are a rival drugging food and a judge who appeared to collapse, and neither involves treating addiction.
How do you avoid poisoning customers in Probably Stolen?
You avoid it by controlling who handles your ingredients and recording the handoff. Give the box only to the head chef’s contact, tell your carrier to let no one touch it, and hide a micro camera in the cart.
What happens if a customer seems poisoned after eating your dish?
Check whether they’re actually poisoned before reacting. In the tasting, the judge only choked because the snail meat was so smooth he ate too quickly, and he recovered and praised the dish.
How do you prove a rival drugged your food?
Play camera footage of the tampering in public. The hidden camera showed the rival’s hired men adding something to the snails, and police surveillance matched it, so the two men were arrested.
What are white jade snails worth in Probably Stolen?
They’re described as selling for a few hundred yuan each, with a single shed holding tens of thousands. Su Wanqing offered to buy any quantity at any price and invest five million.
How do you keep workers from leaving to a rival?
Beat the rival’s pay and deliver it immediately. A thousand yuan a month, two meals with meat, and 200 yuan in cash on signing pulled every worker away from a factory offering five hundred.
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Source & credit
This guide draws on the excellent video walkthrough by Elys-MiniDrama — watch it for the full visual run-through, and give the creator your view:
