The fragrance of medicine is alluring, the farm elder sister is cool and cool

Song Jiao answered enthusiastically: "This is made from donkey-hide gelatin and milk with ginger slices and red dates. It is good for beauty and skin care. I guarantee that your skin will be as white as milk skin after drinking it."

Wen Qingcheng choked on her saliva. This was a bit of an exaggerated promotion, but the customers were very happy with it, and the pots were sold out very quickly. Wen's donkey-hide gelatin shop was very big, with many tables and chairs, all of which were full. Brother Gong saw that the donkey-hide gelatin stewed with milk was almost sold out, so he brought a bucket of milk from the back and stewed another pot with Song Jiao.

"What is this? It's so beautiful." A girl found that the donkey-hide gelatin rose jelly was placed in various colored glass cups on the counter. Because white jelly was added, it would solidify into a jelly-like crystal texture after cooling, like a piece of red crystal. It was a visual feast when placed in the glass cups.

When Zicheng saw someone asking, he immediately went over enthusiastically, turned into a gold medal salesman, and started explaining. Zicheng usually has an introverted personality, so this is a good opportunity for him to exercise himself.

"Miss, this is donkey-hide gelatin rose jelly, which is made of roses, donkey-hide gelatin, white jelly, and honey. This is more than just a dessert. Donkey-hide gelatin can nourish the blood and nourish the skin, and roses can soothe the liver and relieve depression. It is most suitable for you, miss."

When several girls saw that Zicheng could talk about donkey-hide gelatin at such a young age, they thought he was fair and clean and very cute, so they gathered around him to listen to his explanation. Zicheng blushed in shame in front of so many sisters, but he explained very clearly, and several girls rushed to buy some.

Ye Xiuying was overwhelmed with collecting money behind the counter, so Wen Zhuo, who was literate, went over to help with the accounting. However, those who wanted to pay at Wen's had to line up outside the door.

Xue'er was put on a blanket behind the counter and given a toy to play with by herself without crying or making a fuss. Wen Qingcheng saw Ye Xiuying was constantly collecting and giving change to people, her face sweating with anxiety. She leaned over and whispered in Ye Xiuying's ear, "Mom, don't be anxious, collect slowly, and don't make mistakes. With so many people queuing up, it's just right to attract more people to our store."

Ye Xiuying's mouth was dry and cracked. "Qingcheng, there are so many people. I'm afraid they will get impatient waiting. I often stay at home, and suddenly facing so many people, I feel a little dizzy."

Wen Qingcheng chuckled, "Hold on. I've heard of seasickness, but I've never heard of people getting seasick. It's not good to have too many people around. If you can't stand it, sit down and rest. Let my aunt help collect the money."

"Of course it's good to have more people. Although Mom is a little busy, she is very happy."

Wen Qingcheng comforted Ye Xiuying as she shuttled through the shop. She quickly passed by Ruan Sanlang and patted him on the shoulder. "Brother San, I'm too busy today. I don't have time to take care of you. Take whatever you want to eat."

The tasting area in the shop was also crowded with people. Ruan Sanlang said with a smile, "Qingcheng, you just do your thing and don't worry about me. I thought about coming here to help, but it turned out that I'm not as good at talking as Zicheng. I'll just help move things and run errands. Just call me if you need anything."

"Third brother, go help my mother collect the money. My uncle is keeping the accounts. She is looking for money and I think she is dizzy from looking for money."

Ruan Sanlang nodded solemnly and asked him to help collect the money. This showed great trust in his character. His beautiful sister did not treat him as an outsider. Ruan Sanlang was very happy and ran to the counter to help Ye Xiuying find the money.

Because the money of the Great Qi Dynasty was not only copper coins but also small silver coins. Those who received silver coins had to use scissors to cut the silver coins into small pieces, weigh them, and then give the change. Ye Xiuying's fingers were red, and she was overjoyed to see Ruan Sanlang coming to help. Finally, she could free up one hand and occasionally coax Xue'er who was playing on the carpet behind her.

At this time, Mrs. Ruan, who was welcoming guests outside the door, pointed in the direction of Wen Qingcheng. Wen Qingcheng looked over and saw that it was Doctor Wang who came, so she hurried to greet him.

"Boss Wen, congratulations." After saying that, he stuffed a red envelope into Wen Qingcheng's hand as a gift.

"Hahahaha." Wen Qingcheng and Doctor Wang were old acquaintances and their original partners. There was no need for them to say much when they met. They just smiled at each other. "Doctor Wang, who am I to be your boss in front of you? Please don't belittle me."

"I'm not kidding you. Now you have opened a shop and your own pharmacy. Aren't you Boss Wen?"

"Ha ha ha ha."

The two of them laughed heartily again, and Wen Qingcheng led Doctor Wang into the shop to taste her new donkey-hide gelatin stewed milk and donkey-hide gelatin rose jelly.

As soon as her butt touched the stool, Mrs. Ruan, who was welcoming guests at the door, waved at Wen Qingcheng frantically. Wen Qingcheng knew that someone must have come again, and said to Doctor Wang apologetically: "Doctor Wang, I'll go over for a moment."

Doctor Wang waved his hand, signaling her to hurry up. Wen Qingcheng walked to the door, and Sister Ruan said, "Qingcheng, look."

Wen Qingcheng looked in the direction of Ruan Ersao's finger and saw a low-key but luxurious carriage parked in front of the shop. It was low-key, but the carriage was more spacious than ordinary carriages, which was indeed inconspicuous and not as luxurious as Wang Heng's carriage. But the horse pulling the carriage did not seem to be an ordinary one.

The coachman stopped his horse and lifted the curtain. An old man in a wide-sleeved Confucian robe and an old lady in brocade clothes stepped down.

Wen Qingcheng's eyes lit up. Isn't this Old Ji? She had also seen that old lady in Ji's house. She was Li Muwan's mother-in-law. Wen Qingcheng sent an invitation to Li Muwan. She knew that she would definitely not be able to come. She didn't expect that the two elders would come, so she hurried to greet them.

"Mr. Ji, old lady." Wen Qingcheng bowed to the two of them.

Madam Ji kindly took Wen Qingcheng's hand and said, "Doctor Wen, Wan'er knows that you are opening your business today and has always wanted to come. Her family is worried that she may not be in good health, so they asked us to bring you a gift."

Wen Qingcheng was a little flattered and said, "Your coming here has already added a lot of color to my little shop. There's no need to prepare a gift for me."

Old Ji smiled kindly and said, "This was prepared by Wan'er. It's not expensive." After that, he asked the servant to bring the thing over. It was a scroll, probably a painting or calligraphy.

"Thank you very much." Wen Qingcheng took it with both hands and smiled. She felt that this Mr. Ji was very easy-going. Why did Mo Jinghong look so respectful when he mentioned him? It seemed that Mr. Ji was strict with them as the prince's tutor.

"Mr. Ji, Madam, please come in." Wen Qingcheng warmly invited the two to come in.

When Mr. Ji came, Wen Qingcheng felt so honored. She was just an ordinary citizen, and she felt extremely honored that Mr. Ji could come and congratulate her in person.

Old Ji stood there without moving, and called Wen Qingcheng, "Doctor Wen, wait, there are guests, we agreed to come together."

Wen Qingcheng looked at Ji Lao in confusion, and then another carriage stopped. A middle-aged man in a brocade robe stepped down from it. He also came with his wife, and a girl dressed as a maid stood next to him.

"They are..." Wen Qingcheng was stunned and was sure that she didn't know them.