Good luck every time

Li Ruyi originally thought that this day would end like this.

But she didn't want to wait until it got dark. Just as she was about to pack up and go home for bed, a loud noise suddenly came from the alley.

Li Ruyi looked up and saw a group of people walking towards him in a swagger.

She stood up and looked over there.

The people over there also walked towards her.

"Hey! There's another stall here!"

"It's still quite peaceful here in Jiuchuan Lane. There are still people doing business so late at night."

"Tsk! There are people like that in other places too, but you're just too ugly, so when people see you they push their carts and run away!"

"Hahaha……"

While they were talking, Xiaoman had already jumped lightly down from the roof and quietly hid in the darkness.

The men found no trace of her.

They walked through the darkness and sat inside the shed. The winter wind blew. Some people stretched their hands to the lanterns on the table to absorb some heat, while others looked at Li Ruyi and spoke.

"Boss, what do you have to eat here?"

Li Ruyi was smiling widely, and one could tell at a glance that she was a straightforward businessman.

"We have wontons and noodles! The soup base is made from pork bones that we bought early in the morning. We've been cooking this pork bone soup for a whole day, and it tastes really good! How many guests are coming?"

After hearing this, the extremely hungry people didn't even think about it.

"I want a bowl of wontons and 4 liang noodles! Put them in and cook them together!"

Li Ruyi agreed immediately and turned around to greet Li Er who had already tied an apron.

"Brother! One bowl of wontons and four taels of noodles!"

After saying that, he gave instructions to the person just now.

"There are some spicy peppers on the table, please add them as you wish."

Li Er squatted down and used a hook to clear the ashes on the wood, and tiny sparks of fire ignited instantly.

There are two pots, one for cooking soup base and one for storing hot water.

Before he even started boiling the pot, several people started to order food one after another.

Li Ruyi wrote down everything and repeated it correctly before turning around to see that Li Er had already opened the lid of the pot where the soup base was simmering.

In an instant, the rich aroma of bone broth spread, and everyone who was talking just now fell silent.

Even those glances that were secretly directed towards Li Ruyi disappeared!

The grumbling sounds soon spread in the quiet night breeze. Some people were already drooling with hunger!

There was already fire in the pot, so both the soup and the water for cooking noodles were hot. With the firewood burning fast, the water boiled in a short while.

Li Er was a little flustered. The noodles in portions did not seem to obey him and were separate when put into the pot, but as time went by they would be cooked together.

Li Ruyi hurried over to help, poured the soup base into a bowl, and sprinkled dried shrimp and crushed salt for seasoning.

Two large bowls were placed one after another, and Li Er's noodles and wontons were also cooked and floated.

She put it in the bowl according to the previous order. After it came out of the pot, Li Ruyi added a drop of sesame oil on it. She held the bowl and passed it to the person.

But some people came over anxiously.

After the meal, these people paid the bill for Li Ruyi.

Their clothes were not very decent, but they didn't lack Li Ruyi's money for noodles.

Li Ruyi took a rag and prepared to clean the table after they left.

However, seeing her approaching, one of the men suddenly said.

"Madam boss, your noodles are delicious!"

Li Ruyi smiled.

"As long as you like it, you can come often in the future."

The man also laughed, put his hands in his sleeves, and his fingers seemed to move.

Then he stretched out his hand with a smile, and with a few fingers he quickly turned over the bowl of noodles in front of him.

The sound of "da da da" was very rhythmic, and several bowls were stacked together at a speed that ordinary people could not see.