Do you want to trade? I am a Wanjie supplier

After dinner, in order to thank Su Wanning for the hospitality, Yun Yao rummaged through the space to see if there was anything suitable to give to the girls.

I'll start with a snack gift pack, especially desserts and lollipops, which girls love. I'll also get two sets of high-end toiletries and cosmetics.

I also gave her some sanitary napkins and tissues. There were no such soft and easy-to-use tissues in ancient times.

"Sister Yun, can this be used in this way?" Su Wanning blushed with embarrassment after hearing her introduction.

"Of course, this is more hygienic and cleaner. You'll know when you try it next time."

"By the way, I'll give you another set of this. Try it first. You should be able to wear this size." Yun Yao said as she took out a set of women's underwear from the space and handed it to her.

"Sister Yun, this, this..."

Wow, I was so embarrassed that I couldn't say anything. People in ancient times were really reserved.

After much persuasion from Yun Yao, Su Wan Ning finally agreed to try the dress, believing it would be good for a girl's physical development. Yun Yao then bought her two more sets in her size.

The two of them talked about topics between girls for a while, and Su Wanning was so surprised that she looked at her frequently.

Today she planned to visit the head of the Su family, Father Su, but she was having trouble choosing a gift. He was definitely better at porcelain, tea, and brushes than a modern person like her. The food and drinks she found in the supermarket weren't suitable either.

Finally, I found a set of exquisite glassware in the space, which can be used for viewing and flower arrangement. Ancient glass was translucent, and completely transparent glassware had not yet appeared. It can be regarded as a novelty.

I took a set of mirrors for Su Wanning, including a full-length mirror, a small round mirror, and a square mirror for the table. Su Wanning was very curious and looked at the small mirror again and again. "This mirror is so clear, I can even see the little black spots on my face clearly."

She had never seen such a clear mirror before. Their mirrors were all bronze mirrors, and they couldn't see people clearly.

When the two of them walked into the living room, Su's father was already waiting in the hall. However, Su's father, who was always calm and composed, was a little nervous at this moment. He picked up the teacup to take a sip of tea, and then stood up and paced.

"Father, this is the fairy sister I told you about, Sister Yun, this is my father."

Father Su stood up, straightened his back, and nodded slightly, "Miss, your last name is Yun?"

Yun Yao looked at the handsome old man in front of her, who stood tall and straight, like a typical ancient man, and smiled appropriately. "That's right, uncle, you can call me Yun Yao. I'm not a fairy either. I'm a flesh-and-blood person just like you."

Yun Yao frankly clarified the matter, explaining, "I'm just not from this world. I come from another world. The Buddhists say that there are three thousand great worlds, each of which is divided into smaller worlds. In this vast universe, there is a vast and infinite life."

"So it's not surprising that many things are a bit strange. My purpose here is to communicate between the two countries and exchange some items. That's all."

After hearing what she said, Father Su frowned, digesting and thinking.

"Initially, Xiao Beilin came to me for help in his time of need. I saw that he was a kind person, and that's how the rest of the story came about."

Yun Yao fell silent after she finished speaking, giving the Minister of Revenue time to digest what she had said.

After a while, Father Su asked, "Wan Ning said that you returned to the capital from the border suddenly yesterday. Isn't this a magical technique?"

"This isn't a magic technique, it can be understood as the medium through which I travel through the Three Thousand Worlds."

Father Su fell silent again.

If Yun Yao hadn't been thinking about maintaining her dignity in front of her elders, she would have wanted to hold her forehead in her hands. She had to explain every time that she was clearly a homebody, but was forced to become a social expert.

"Father, Sister Yun has already made it clear. We are just exchanging items between the two countries. Sister Yun has a lot of rare things that we don't have here." Su Wanning couldn't help but step forward to interrupt his father's pacing.

Yun Yao followed her words and took out the glass gift box prepared for Su's father from the space.

Father Su was shocked again when he saw her actions.

Yun Yao: It’s shocking, it’s shocking. Anyone who sees her all day long will be shocked dozens of times. After being shocked so many times, you will get used to it.

She calmly placed the gift box on the table and opened it. "This is a little gift for Uncle. You can enjoy it as a vase."

After saying this, he ignored Father Su's surprise and delight at seeing the glass products and turned around to discuss with Su Wanning where to open the supermarket.

"It should be about the size of five houses connected together, or even bigger."

Su Wanning thought for a moment and said, "I do have a few shops in the downtown area of the inner city, but they are not located together, and it would be difficult to buy them." Shops in the downtown area are usually run by prominent families in Beijing for generations, and they are usually not for sale.

Yun Yao touched her chin and said, "It doesn't have to be in the downtown area, but it can't be too far away. Please help me find it first."

"Miss Yun wants to buy a shop?" Su Huaiyuan finally came to his senses and carefully asked someone to put away the set of glassware.

"That's the plan. I want to exchange it for items from my side."

"I'll send someone to look for it as you requested, and I'll let you know if I have any news."

"Thank you, uncle."

After finishing the business, Su Wanning was about to take Yun Yao to the street for a stroll. Coincidentally, Mo Han also came back at this time, but he was just a disguised man. He also brought Yun Yao 10,000 taels of silver notes, saying that it was a thank-you gift prepared for her by the old lady at the request of Xiao Beilin.

This time it was Yun Yao's turn to be surprised. This thank-you gift was a bit too much.

I heard that ordinary people in the capital only spend a few dozen or a hundred taels of silver a year, and officials like them only spend two thousand taels a year. Wow, giving her ten thousand taels all at once is a bit too much.

Yun Yao didn't know that it was only because the general's family was wealthy and the old lady came from a marquis's family that her dowry was even richer that they could afford such a generous gift.

Su Wanning took two maids, Yun Yao took Mo Han, and they went to the busiest street market in the capital.

The streets of the capital are bustling and bustling, and are filled with a prosperous atmosphere everywhere.

The streets were bustling with people. There were wealthy merchants dressed in silk and satin, striding with their heads held high, followed by servants, showing off their wealth. There were also high-ranking officials sitting in carriages.

Common people, dressed in coarse linen, were busy going about their daily lives, some carrying loads on their shoulders and hawking their wares, others stopping to bargain. Scholars and men of letters strolled among the trees, books in hand, sometimes reciting in low voices, sometimes chatting and laughing with friends.

Yun Yao looked at the bustling street market with a smile on her face, feeling very curious.

She loved being in this bustling atmosphere of life, especially when she was an outsider, pretending to be one of the countless people, watching from close by, which was both interesting and lonely.

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There are stalls on both sides of the street, and the aroma of delicious food is everywhere.

Steaming hot steamers filled the steamers with plump white buns, along with a variety of pastries, wontons, and other snacks. There were also high-end restaurants, decorated with carved beams and painted buildings, their vermilion doors wide open, and waiters at the door greeting passersby warmly.