I Was Called a Poor Widow, But I Relied on My Supernatural Powers To Fight Back In Ancient Times

Chapter 586: Partnership business is not easy to do

 Hearing Xiaosi’s question, Baiyunxi smiled gently,

"You don't have to worry about this at all. There are some things that I haven't said to you, for fear that you will have a psychological burden. No one can last long in a partnership business, and there will always be conflicts of one kind or another. It is good to break up the partnership, but the worst thing is to turn against each other."

“So, before you and Shunzi have any conflicts, choose a suitable time to separate the partnership business. Preventing it in advance is better than handling conflicts when they occur.”

Hearing his mother’s reminder, Xiaosi felt a little dissatisfied. He and Shunzi had been friends since childhood, could they really have conflicts over business?

Hearing his son’s voice, Baiyunxi was not in a hurry to argue with him.

"Don't you always want to provide a source of supply? If we build a duck farm or a pig farm to specifically supply people...including Shunzi, of course, as for how he sells, how much he sells and how little he sells, the business is good or bad. It doesn’t matter to you at all.”

Xiao Si pursed his lips and thought, if he sticks to the source, he really doesn’t have to worry about whether he can sell it or not.

Bai Yunxi saw him starting to think, picked up the tea and took a sip.

"Your current business depends entirely on Shunzi's craftsmanship. The skills he learned so hard will be split 50-50 with you. In the beginning, he won't complain. That's because he can't support a shop by himself and needs to find someone. It was a partnership to share the work, but as time went by and I became familiar with the business world, my thoughts began to change.”

“But I’ve also been working very hard. Since the store opened, in order for him to concentrate on curing meat, I’ve done all the work of delivering and cleaning the store, inside and out.”

Xiaosi pursed his lips. He was as tired as a dog every day.

“Of course I know this. My son is a hard-working and loyal person, so how could he make Shunzi tired?”

Bai Yunxi looked at his unconvinced eyes and softly comforted him.

“You are my son, and my mother doesn’t mince words when speaking. Although you work hard, your skills are still inferior to Shunzi’s.”

"About this, didn't you think about it from the beginning? In order to prevent others from thinking that you were taking advantage, you thought about how to provide supplies. This idea of ​​yours is actually a subconscious sense of crisis."

"You are afraid that Shunzi will be angry one day, so you work harder to let Shunzi balance. Over time, you will feel aggrieved. This is the disadvantage of two people's cooperation. It is not just the two of you, but all partners in the world. in this way."

“So, before conflicts occur, the best choice is to separate peacefully.”

Hearing his mother's analysis, Xiaosi was stunned. As expected of his mother, she really understood him.

“Mother is right, Shunzi spent two years learning the art of curing meat from the master. She respected the master as if she were her own father, and that’s how she got the true inheritance.”

"Because of this, the business of our salty goods shop has been good since it opened. My son knows that this is all due to Shunzi. I ran back and forth to see the store and deliver goods. Although I was as tired as a dog, I followed Shunzi. Compared with his craftsmanship, it is indeed a bit inferior."

His hard work can be done by anyone, but Shunzi’s craftsmanship is irreplaceable.

"Shunzi once told me that he would rely on this craft for the rest of his life and pass it on from generation to generation. Therefore, when he was making bacon, I would always find excuses to leave and never move forward, for fear of causing unrest. A necessary misunderstanding.”

“What mother said...actually, my son knows it in his heart.”

Hearing Xiao Si’s tone, Bai Yunxi looked at him with relief. She was indeed the son she had taught, and he was smart enough.

 (End of this chapter)