Eldest daughter

Chapter 19
After the tea eggs were made, Wang Yuan'er scooped them up and put them in a crock, and poured the tea soup and ingredients into it. After soaking in this way, the tea eggs would be more delicious, and the extra tea soup was put in another clean crock Installed.

Made fresh food, and hadn't separated yet, Wang Yuan'er gritted his teeth, took two eggs and sent them to the main room for Grandpa and Grandma to taste. Liang also gave one, so there were only ten eggs left. There are four.

Everyone tasted it, and they all said it was delicious. Grandpa and grandma said it was not easy to restrain, so they shared a lot with the second room, but after eating half of the blessing, they still didn't give up. They clamored for more, and the second aunt had the cheek to ask for it. If grandma hadn't stopped drinking, I'm afraid there would be few more.

The tea eggs are ready, and the next step is where to sell them. Wang Yuan'er has already thought of a good place.

Changle Town is at the foot of Tianzi, and there is a Changle River next to it. There is a river, so naturally a wharf should be set up, and this is also the wharf leading to Jingzhou to the capital by land, so it is usually very lively.

Wang Yuan'er knew better that water transport would be opened in Changle in the near future. With more people coming and going to do business, Changle Town and the wharf would become more lively, and land prices would rise accordingly.

Although everyone has tasted eggs, not everyone eats them often. Raw eggs cost two pennies a piece, and not many people are willing to spend a few pennies to buy an egg as a snack, so Wang Yuaner First, he stared at the guests who were coming and going at the pier.

The people who landed on the pier were either leaving Changle Town or had just arrived in Changle Town. Wang Yuaner glared at the guest who had just arrived. You know, you must be hungry after sitting on the boat for a long time. Especially in such a cold day, how bad would it be to eat something fresh and filling before heading on the road?
"Big Sister, will it be expensive to sell five cents?" Wang Qing'er insisted on following Wang Yuaner out to sell eggs. Hearing that she set the five cents price, she couldn't help feeling a little uneasy.

"If we can't sell it, we'll sell it again." Wang Yuan'er shook his head, looked at the earthen pot on the small stove in the basket and said.

Wang Qing'er was about to say more, when someone shouted at the pier: "There is a boat docking."

The two sisters looked together, and sure enough, a large ship was slowly approaching the port of the pier, and the surrounding peddlers ran over with food or mountain goods in their hands. It is very important to win first-hand customers.

The two stopped talking too much, and ran over after clearing the basket.

The boat stopped at the shore soon, and people began to disembark one after another. Scholars in long robes, villagers with weathered faces and burdens on their backs, people from Jianghu holding swords, and peddlers all rushed up.

"There are fresh mountain products, sir, let's have a look."

"The special snacks of Changle Town, this aunt, buy some and go back to coax the children."

"..."

Squeezed behind, Wang Yuan'er was sweating anxiously, and shouted to Wang Qing'er, "Qing'er, you have a strong voice, hurry up and say there are fresh tea eggs."

Wang Qing'er nodded, and opened her voice to shout: "Sell tea eggs, uncle and sister-in-law, we have hot tea eggs, the most delicious tea eggs in the world, eat one and keep it for endless aftertaste, after eating it, look for it later. "

Her voice is clear and clear, like a stream of clear spring poured into this noisy pier, and the clear and clear voice spreads, quickly attracting people's attention.

"Tea eggs? What's this?" A bearded man holding a sword happened to be near them and glanced over.

"Heroic hero, these are eggs boiled with special ingredients. Only my family owns them in Changle Town, and they cost five yuan each. Would you like to try them?" Wang Yuan'er made a small face, and took out an egg with a spoon. The tea egg was passed over.

(End of this chapter)