Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

The shopkeeper is a gentle man in his forties. After seeing Caiwei, he politely raised his hands and asked, "I don't know what you call Miss. What do you want me to do?"

Caiwei: "Just call me Miss Mu. "

After saying that, he pointed to the "Out of Order" sign hanging outside and asked: "The shopkeeper's cloth store wants to out of exchange?"

The shopkeeper let out a long sigh and said, "Exactly!"

Looking at the endless stream of customers, Caiwei asked puzzledly: "Why does it have to be cashed out in such a prosperous store?"

When the shopkeeper heard this, a look of helplessness suddenly appeared on his face, and he said resentfully: "My boss wants to move his family to Quzhou, and the shop can't be brought there, so he has to sell it!"

Caiwei looked at Nuoda's shop, then at the customers coming and going, and asked, "How much silver does your boss plan to exchange?"

"The shop sells for 10,000 taels, and the goods inside are 2,000 taels, totaling 12,000 taels!"

The shopkeeper stretched out one finger from his left hand and two fingers from his right hand, waving them in front of Caiwei's eyes.

"Twelve thousand taels is not expensive!"

She evaluated it and found out that for a large shop floor and a room full of goods, the price was definitely a reasonable price.

The shopkeeper said: "Our boss was in a hurry to leave, so he didn't raise the price. Otherwise, it wouldn't be difficult to sell it for another thousand or eight hundred silver dollars."

Caiwei nodded and agreed with his point of view. With such a good location and a fair price, if she missed it this time, it would be difficult to encounter it again next time.

She stood up and looked around the shop carefully. After reading it, she walked to the shopkeeper, took out a one hundred tael silver note and put it on the corner of the table: "I bought this shop." ."

"What? Girl, do you want to buy this cloth shop?"

"Yes!" Caiwei affirmed: "I bought it. This one hundred taels is the deposit. You inform your employer and I will pay the remaining silver in three days. As for you, if you still want to stay Here, I will continue to stay here. The job will remain unchanged and the wages and benefits will remain unchanged. If the business in the cloth village is good, I will also give you benefits during the holidays. If you don’t want to stay here, I will give you a full salary. For a month's wages, you can find another job."

"Oh, miss, are you telling the truth? Can we still stay here?"

The shopkeeper asked loudly, with a look of disbelief on his face.

"That's right, as long as everyone does their best, there is absolutely no problem if they want to continue working here."

Caiwei answered with a smile.

"Oh, that's great, that's great. Come here, everyone, come and meet our new owner."

The shopkeeper started yelling and he was so excited that he even forgot the rules.

He is already in his forties and has worked in this cloth shop for thirty years, from a clerk to a shopkeeper. It can be said that he has spent half of his life in this cloth shop. This cloth shop has deep feelings.

Now, Buzhuang is about to change hands, and he is getting angry over this matter, thinking that he can no longer work here, and his salary of five taels of silver per month is gone, and the family's future life will not be settled. Unexpectedly, The new owner let them stay without saying a word, and the treatment was the same as before. He was so moved that he almost shed tears.

After hearing this, several waiters gathered around and looked at the young Caiwei, some of whom looked dubious.

"Miss, do you really want to buy the cloth shop? Can you still let us continue to work here?"

asked the boy who started to greet her.

Caiwei nodded with a smile: "Yes, in three days, I will accept this place and become its new owner."