The county magistrate's daughter only wants to farm

Jun Lan has already figured out why Mo San had been so irritable before, but it is not a good idea to expose him now, so he just lets him practice horse stance for two more hours in the evening.

But he always felt that Gu Yin's expression seemed to have some bad intentions. Jun Lan frowned slightly and thought, it was just a simple change of medicine, there should be nothing fishy, ​​so he continued to sit quietly and let Gu Yin remove the gauze for him.

Gu Yin carefully removed the gauze, revealing the hideous wound inside.

When Jun Lan saw that Gu Yin was looking at his legs, he felt inexplicably annoyed and moved restlessly.

"Don't move." Gu Yin gently pressed him with a cotton swab. "It's recovering well. There's no inflammation or anything."

Jun Lan's body froze and he didn't move.

Gu Yin carefully cleaned the remaining medicine residue on his legs, and only applied medicine and bandaged them again after cleaning them.

By the time I finished all this, a cup of tea had passed.

"Done!" Gu Yin let out a long sigh and clapped his hands happily.

"Thank you." Jun Lan moved his body quietly and thanked softly.

"You're welcome! I only came to see you because Song Ruorou asked me to." Gu Yin stood up and stretched, then looked down at Jun Lan, eyes full of light, "But... you look much better with your hair loose than usual."

Jun Lan's lips twitched, but he said nothing, but the tips of his ears turned red.

After Gu Yin finished speaking, she turned around and sat back at the table. Not noticing Jun Lan's red ears, she started to make small talk: "Aren't you bored staying at home every day?"

"No." Jun Lan shook his head, and then added lightly, "I'm used to it."

"Get used to it? How come... weren't you in the army before?" The military camp should be very lively.

Jun Lan was silent for a moment before replying, "Before going to the military camp."

What he meant was that he had been used to being quiet since childhood. Gu Yin understood what he meant.

"So what do you do at home?"

"Read a book."

"What book are you reading?"

"Military books, history books..."

"Well, do you have any books that describe the customs and habits of various places in the Daji Dynasty?" Gu Yin wanted to know more about the Daji Dynasty. She couldn't stay in this place forever, so she would be mentally prepared in case she went to other counties one day.

Jun Lan raised his eyebrows slightly. He didn't expect Gu Yin to be interested in this. However, he didn't ask any more questions. He just said, "I'll let Mo San bring it to you later."

Mo San nodded to indicate that he understood.

The room suddenly became quiet again. Gu Yin was speechless for a moment. It was so easy to end up in a dull conversation when chatting with someone who didn't like to talk.

Picking up a piece of cake and eating it, Gu Yin muttered to himself, is this a disguised way of getting rid of me?

"Ms. Gu." Jun Lan's voice suddenly sounded, breaking the silence, with a slightly hesitant tone, "I have something to ask you."

Gu Yin looked at him and nodded: "You go ahead."

"You... can grow vegetables in winter?" Jun Lan gently raised his hands that were hanging on both sides.

"How do you know?" Gu Yin asked in confusion. It seemed like she had never told him about it.

"Eat the world." Jun Lan said concisely.

"I see. Why, do you want it?"

Gu Yin then remembered that she had mentioned to Feicui that while the weather was not too cold, she should advertise to customers that their restaurant could provide vegetables even in the cold winter. This way, when the weather turned really cold, they might come out to eat for some greens, which would bring more business to the restaurant.

Jun Lan nodded slightly.

"It's not a big deal. I'll have someone deliver them to you every day." Gu Yin said indifferently. They were already acquaintances now, so she was willing to give them some vegetables.

"Thank you." Then Jun Lan seemed to have found a topic to talk about. "Do you want to plant it in the capital?"

Jun Lan thought that Gu Yin was very busy on weekdays, and thought that he must want to earn more money.

"Beijing? Of course I want to!" Gu Yin raised her voice and rubbed her hands expectantly. "There are many rich people in Beijing. If Lin Dong can sell vegetables in Beijing, he will definitely make a lot of money."

"It's a pity that I have no one available..." Gu Yin lamented. Even if there was someone available, she was in Ning County and could not reach the capital.

"I can lend it to you." Jun Lan picked up the teacup and took a sip.

"Borrow?" Gu Yin glanced at him, "Don't have to pay it back?"

Jun Lan was slightly stunned, thinking of what Mo San said last time, that if you like a girl, you can give her something. He was not sure whether he liked her or not, but... giving her something?

"Okay." Jun Lan nodded.

“Pfft…” Gu Yin chuckled, “I didn’t expect you to be so generous.”

Jun Lan looked at her silently without saying anything.

"Then is the person you borrowed reliable?" Gu Yin was a little tempted, "I can't go to the capital, can he handle everything?"

"Yes!" Jun Lan said without hesitation.

"In that case, I can't take advantage of you. Let's cooperate." Gu Yin no longer hesitated. "I will provide the technology, you will provide the people and the land, and the profits will be split 50-50. How about that?"

Gu Yin was not familiar with the capital and had no land, but Jun Lan was different. As the son of the God of War, he certainly had all these things. He could just hand over the trivial matters of planting and management to Jun Lan, and he only needed to provide the technology. He could easily make money, and he was happy just thinking about it.

Jun Lan didn't expect Gu Yin to share the profits, so he thought for a moment and agreed.

"By the way, can you get a lot of cattle and sheep?" Talking about the vegetable business, Gu Yin suddenly thought of the barbecue and hot pot that he had always wanted.

"You want to buy cattle and sheep from Mobei and sell them back?" Jun Lan saw through Gu Yin's idea.

"That's right. The buffaloes used by the people for farming are not allowed to be slaughtered easily. However, the cattle bought from Mobei are grown specifically for meat. The imperial court should not prohibit this, right?" Gu Yin smiled.

"No." Jun Lan answered, "But the transportation cost is high if we buy it from Mobei. Are you sure you want it?"

In the past, no one transported cattle and sheep back from Mobei to sell for this reason: the cost was high, and if they were sold at a high price, no one would buy, and if they were sold at a low price, no profit would be made.

Merchants pursue profits, so naturally no one will do business that does not make money.

"Yes. The wool comes from the sheep. If the food is delicious, someone will buy it." There is no shortage of rich people in the world. As long as the food is delicious enough, there is no need to worry about no one consuming it.

Gu Yin thought about it and grinned at Jun Lan: "Why don't you send another person?"

"What do you want to do?" Jun Lan's heart skipped a beat. Now seeing Gu Yin's look, he felt as if she had dug a hole in front of him, waiting for him to jump in.

Gu Yin curled her lips: "Why? You still don't trust me? Of course I want to get you to make money together."

"Then just say it directly." Jun Lan secretly breathed a sigh of relief and picked up the tea again to take a sip.

“Send someone who knows how to manage a restaurant to open a branch of Shitianxia in Beijing, and take over the market in Beijing before the weather gets warmer!” Gu Yin raised his fist with a confident look on his face.

Jun Lan couldn't bear to undermine her confidence, but still said truthfully: "The food in the restaurant in Beijing is not bad."

With just a few special dishes, Shi Tian Xia can at best get a share of the pie in Beijing. It is difficult to seize the market.

"What about spicy beef hotpot? Is there any in Beijing?" Gu Yin tilted her head with the corners of her lips raised.