Mom takes her baby to travel through ancient times? Farming and business are both important

"How about it!"

Seeing that Bai Zhizhi was reluctant to speak, the shopkeeper urged her.

"I have to say, you're really a business man." Bai Zhizhi gave him a thumbs up. "You're really smart. Logically speaking, since I've taken your money, I should do as you say."

"But, I can't promise you."

She put her hand down. "I have my own stall. Even though I don't make as much as you do here, they are all fans of my smoked tofu. I don't want to hurt their feelings."

"Sorry about that."

Bai Zhizhi bowed to the shopkeeper and was about to stand up when she was stopped by him.

"You probably didn't hear me clearly. What I meant is, your stall is yours, and this smoked tofu is your product. You naturally have the right to sell it."

"What I'm saying is that there can't be another stall besides yours."

Seeing that the other party had misunderstood, the shopkeeper specially explained.

Only then did Bai Zhizhi agree.

Because smoked tofu is very popular among everyone, the shopkeeper can't wait to ask Bai Zhizhi to deliver the goods tomorrow.

But now there are only 20 to 30 kilograms left at home, and the newly made tofu has not yet dried, so she can only postpone the delivery time to the day after tomorrow.

But even so, the shopkeeper was still a little worried.

"It must be delivered the day after tomorrow morning! Also, it must not be sold to other stores in the city!"

Good boy! This clearly shows that you don’t believe in yourself.

"We can sign a contract."

Bai Zhizhi suggested.

Anyway, she didn't have that intention, so she wasn't afraid of what others said.

But I didn't think about it...

"contract?"

The shopkeeper frowned, obviously not understanding what she meant.

Zhou Changjiang looked at her with a puzzled expression, and he seemed very puzzled.

"It's just like what we call an IOU. Take a piece of paper, write down the terms, and once both parties sign and seal it, it becomes effective."

"If either party violates the rules in the future, they can report it to the authorities."

Bai Zhizhi began to explain the word "contract".

She was afraid that the two of them wouldn't understand, so she deliberately used an analogy.

"Oh, so that's how it is!" The shopkeeper suddenly realized: "Then you write it down."

The shopkeeper has never seen this contract.

Afraid that if I wrote it wrong, it would not be effective, I simply gave the task to Bai Zhizhi.

Without waiting for the person concerned to agree, the shopkeeper got up and went downstairs.

When I came back again, I had a piece of paper and a pen in my hand.

Bai Zhizhi took the paper with confidence, spread it on top, and then picked up the brush.

To be honest, she is still not used to using a brush. Her handwriting is crooked and not pretty at all.

Finally finished writing it!

Bai Zhizhi signed her name in the lower left corner and then pressed her fingerprint.

"It's your turn next."

After everything was done, she pushed the contract towards the shopkeeper.

The shopkeeper picked up the brush but did not sign immediately. Instead, he took a look at the content and after confirming that there was no problem, he looked at the position of Party B in the lower right corner.

"What does this mean?"

"Party A is me, Party B is you, it doesn't matter."

Bai Zhizhi took a glance and explained.

After confirming again and again that there were no problems, he signed his name and fingerprint.

This contract is divided into two copies, one for Bai Zhizhi and one for the shopkeeper.