The Story of a Plane Merchant Selling a House

The two brothers rented the west wing of the small courtyard and lived in the courtyard with another young couple.

The young couple were quite kind. Knowing that they were relatives of the two brothers, they invited them into their room and served them hot tea.

He also asked the children in the family to go to the academy to call the two brothers back.

When the two brothers heard that their parents and family members had come to find them, they were a little skeptical at first. But when they entered the yard, they not only saw their parents, but also their sister. They were so excited that they were speechless.

The parents went into the brothers' room and talked about the past. Qiwu controlled the optically invisible flying car through the system and flew it over the yard.

The young couple in the yard probably didn't want to disturb them from reminiscing about the past, so they took their children out to play.

Qiwu took out the six thousand taels of silver ingots that she had prepared in advance from the invisible flying car. This was all the money she had.

While there was no one in the yard, she released four of the food cabins that Tutu had prepared for her, as well as a room for gifts.

When the two brothers finished talking with their parents and came out of the house wiping their tears, they found a pile of boxes and wooden houses in the yard.

I opened a box at random and found it was full of silver. I opened a wooden house and found food I had never seen before.

The two brothers moved all the boxes and wooden houses into the house with trepidation, leaving no room to step.

Qiwu opened a small wooden house, took out plates of seafood, roast duck, and all meat dishes, and asked everyone to eat quickly.

The two brothers must have been living a very frugal life during this period, and the plates of meat and vegetables quickly disappeared as they were devoured.

Qiwu took out boxes of fruits packed in kraft paper boxes, including cherries, strawberries, mangoes, lychees, and grapes.

The parents also enjoyed the meal, as they love trying new things. After trying everything, the brothers finished the remaining fruit.

There were five or six boxes of snacks and a big cake in the wooden house. They were all moved out so that everyone could eat the cake first. The cake could only be kept for one day after being taken out of the system.

My father has bad teeth and was particularly satisfied with the cake. It was soft and the cream on top melted in his mouth.

The two brothers were full now, and began to savor the food slowly, bite by bite.

Qiwu only ate one piece of cake and did not continue eating. She took out the remaining boxes of cakes from the three wooden houses and piled them together, preparing to let the two brothers take them to give to the classmates and teachers who had taken care of him recently.

There were still three big cakes, and the two brothers prepared to go out immediately to deliver them to their teacher before lunch time.

Qiwu thought that since he was going to give a gift, he should make it more important.

Qiwu took out two diamond pen holders with different patterns, and a wolf-hair diamond pen.

He then took out a pair of red agate Qilin paperweights.

Glass teapot and two sets of teacups.

Put all the lychees, grapes and cherries in a delicate food box and divide them into two food boxes. Mangoes and strawberries are too eye-catching so I didn't put them in.

There are 12 gift boxes of pastries.

Also bring two cream cakes.

Now all the gifts are in two.

Qiwu urged the two brothers to hurry up and come back soon, because she had to go with them to look for a new place to live in the afternoon, and they couldn't always stay in such a small house.

Qiwu and his parents cleared out the food from the remaining three cabins and placed the seafood in an empty cabin.

Six gift boxes of pastries were left to be distributed to classmates, and a dozen pork elbows, roast chicken and roast duck were wrapped in kraft paper and given to the young couple who shared the room.

The two brothers are not good at cooking and have caused a lot of trouble to others over the past month.

Qiwu moved the three empty cabins out of the house. She was afraid that if she used the system directly to destroy the cabins in the house, her parents would not be able to accept such a fantastic scene, so she planned to destroy them in the yard.

It happened that the young couple came back with their three children. The children were immediately attracted by the exquisite wooden house and started touching everything.

Qiwu took the opportunity to suggest giving it to the children as a toy.

The young couple was too embarrassed to refuse, so Qiwu took the opportunity to deliver a dozen bags of meat and two boxes of pastries to the young couple to thank them for their help to the two brothers over the past month.

The young couple didn't know what to do. Qiwu's mother gently told them not to refuse, saying that this was a gift given to them sincerely, and it was all food to satisfy the children's cravings.

After much hesitation, the young couple agreed to accept the gift, because it seemed that Qiwu and the others were not short of food and seemed particularly sincere.

The two brothers also returned from their mentor. Qiwu asked them to load the silver into the carriage and prepare to buy a house in the city first.

The two brothers went straight to the middleman who rented the house for them.

Qiwu’s requirements were: “The courtyard should have at least two courtyards, three courtyards would be best, the location should not be too far from the academy, price is not an issue, and the property condition should be good.”

Qi was a very powerful country, and the academy was a gathering place for students from all over the world, so the housing prices were particularly high.

The middleman took Qiwu to see four courtyards.

The first one is a three-courtyard house in the southern area. Although it is a little far from the imperial academy, it has carved beams and painted buildings, a luxurious style, and the house is also very new. The asking price is 3600 taels.

The second and third houses are small courtyards with the same layout, right next to the Imperial Academy. The two courtyards are small and elegant, but the only problem is that they are a bit old and need some repairs. The asking price is the same, 2800 taels.

The fourth courtyard was very close to the brothers' teacher's residence, just a few houses away. It was a third courtyard. The house had just been built, and the courtyard was still bare. Trees and landscaping had not yet been planted. However, the brick and stone buildings were complete and people could live in them. However, the academy nowadays paid attention to garden landscaping and winding paths.

It was also a great pleasure to talk about gardens with classmates. Because this courtyard was close to the Imperial Academy, even though the garden was not perfect, it was still priced at 4200 taels.

The middleman said that these properties were the most reasonably priced among the properties he had. There were several other properties with inflated prices, which would take a long time to negotiate.

All the parents and brothers depend on Qiwu to make decisions. Qiwu is having a hard time making a choice, so she secretly contacts Tutu.

"Tutu, help me choose which house is good."

Tutu felt that in a young and strong country, the academy was a holy place for academics, and the houses here were definitely high-quality assets, so he should buy as many as he could afford.

It is more valuable than Qiwu’s shop in Kyoto, a small country.

Qiwu thought about it and felt that it made sense, so he asked Tutu to send another 8000 taels of silver.

Qiwu placed the silver box in the carriage and said to the middleman, "I want all of them."

The middle man didn't hear clearly "Which set did you decide on, Madam?"

My parents and brothers were also surprised and thought they had heard it wrongly.

Qiwu smiled and said, "It's all settled. The second entrance can be converted into a shop."

The middleman replied excitedly, "It's okay to sell elegant items such as pens, inkstones, calligraphy and paintings, but the neighbors will object to a business that is too noisy."

Qiwu nodded and motioned for him to go with her to find someone to go through the formalities.

The middleman was very efficient. If he completed this order, he could get a commission of nearly 100 taels, which was enough for him to earn for two years.

So he was even more anxious than Qiwu. When doing things, he always ran to save time, for fear that the important customers would become impatient.