Nongmen elder sister

Chapter 21 Making money is so difficult (1)
Houshan Village is only separated from Taiping Town by a low mountain, around the side of the mountain, walk three or four miles, and you will arrive at the town.

Taiping Town is not a big deal, but it is very lively.A Xiong'er River runs through the middle of the town. There are markets on both sides of the river, and there are big fairs every five days.Because there are often ships passing by, there are usually vendors setting up stalls in the market.

Unfortunately, Pei Qin came here, just after the market day.

Because in late autumn, the weather is getting colder, and there are not many people in the market.

In memory, the original owner had been to the town.Pei Qin looked around, and then walked along the river bank on one side, looking while walking.

Occasionally there are one or two vendors, but the shops are all open.Cloth houses, silver houses, teahouses, and restaurants are very complete.

Pei Qin's family went in and walked around one by one.Find something she can do, a job that can pay for her.

A street market is almost at the end, Pei Qin has thought about countless ways, but none of them are realistic.It is impossible for her to come out to be a cook or waiter, because they don't want her.There is a small pier at the end of the town, and she can help people carry things, provided that she can carry them and grab the man who is always there.After a whole day, I can't earn a few pennies.

Pei Qin didn't give up, crossed the bridge and went to the other side for a stroll.

This side is next to the school in the town, and there are more vendors selling snacks and the Four Treasures of the Study.

One of Pei Qin's hobbies is to set up stalls. She has set up various stalls in her spare time, and the business is very good.But going out to set up a stall now is tantamount to making money for the Pei family who owe money.She decided that she couldn't be a housekeeper anymore!
Now Pei Qin wants to be a little bit more secretive, earn some private money quietly, so that she can fool around with the Fang family, and take away the money she earned safely.

I looked around the town for a long time, and it wasn't every fair. Pei Qin didn't have much economic acumen, and didn't find out what to do to make money from the details, so he had to make money quietly.

Somewhat reconciled, he took a hard look at the market, Pei Qin was about to turn his head to leave, when he saw a man in his forties carrying two loads of firewood walking through the streets.The family opened the door, and an eleven or twelve-year-old boy stopped him and bought two loads of firewood.

Pei Qin's eyes lit up, and then she couldn't help but want to cast aside herself.Thinking about the extra money she could earn by setting up a stall, she couldn't find a suitable way to cut and sell firewood when she arrived at this poor place.It's really embarrassing to be so useless!
Shaking her head, Pei Qin continued to stroll towards the town without giving up.

There was a strong fragrance, and when I turned around, it was an oil mill.Next to the oil mill is a mill.

She's not a donkey, so what are the mills doing!
Pei Qin turned her head in disgust, but out of the corner of her eye she caught a glimpse of a corn peeler in the mill, she turned her gaze, turned a corner, and went straight in.

A clerk shouted to stop her, "You girl, do you want to buy noodles or what? No one is allowed in there!"

"Look for your boss!" Pei Qin cast a sideways glance at him, and said sternly.

The guy looked at it and sneered, "Looking at your posture, I thought it was a maid from some family. It's just your patched body... Heh! Why are you looking for our boss? If you want to buy noodles, just ask me!"

"The grade is too low, call your boss!" Pei Qin didn't even look at him, but looked at the furnishings in the mill, looked at the yellowed or blackened noodles, and thought of the pot cakes he ate in the morning, making him a little hungry.

When the man saw that she dared to look down on her, he kicked her out when she showed her face.

The shopkeeper at the back heard that he came out, an old man in his early fifties.

Hearing the guy's greeting, Pei Qin turned around instead of leaving, "Are you the owner of this mill? I saw someone picking corn cobs behind you, I think..."

(End of this chapter)