Stepmother in charge: Making a fortune through farming and raising her children to fight back

Yun Zhenzhen's home.

At the moment, everyone was busy with their own things. Erya was outside making dumplings, and when she had some free time, she would ask Yun Zhenzhen for advice on cooking.

Several children were studying in the school and had not returned yet. After reviewing his lessons, Yun Jing discussed the court situation with the teacher to gain more confidence in next year's exam.

Ever since Erya focused on cooking, some of the chores at home fell on the eldest girl. The child was quite honest and had no complaints.

Before, when the two children stayed at home for dinner, Daya only ate the little bit she had. Occasionally, she would be reluctant to eat the snacks given to them, and would take some back to share with her family. She was a grateful person.

It seems that she is under the pressure of Old Lady Qin, and has not been led astray by her mother.

"Daya, come here for a moment. Auntie wants to discuss something with you."

As soon as Yun Zhenzhen opened her mouth, Daya immediately put down her broom and walked over, saying respectfully, "Auntie, what do you want to call me for?"

"How do you feel about helping out here every day?" Yun Zhenzhen asked with a smile, "Do you feel too busy? Do you want me to find you another helper?"

Daya shook her head honestly: "No need, auntie, this little bit of work is not difficult for me."

She used to do the same things every day at home, and now she just moved to a new place. What's more, her aunt treats her very well and often gives her delicious food.

Yun Zhenzhen nodded: "Then go back and talk to your mother. From now on, all the odd jobs in our house will be handed over to you. I will pay you the same salary as a regular worker every day, which is also 20 cents. How about that?"

Daya looked at her in surprise: "Really? Thank you, auntie."

Before, she was satisfied with only five cents a day for helping here. Her aunt didn't talk to her much, and she thought she wasn't doing a good enough job. Now that her aunt pays her such a high salary, she will definitely work hard.

After explaining the daily tasks to her, Yun Zhenzhen went to the workshop to find Old Lady Qin, and began to work intensively on the work clothes that had been agreed upon earlier.

In order not to delay the aunts' work schedule, this task was handed over to some new daughters-in-law in the village to help. Cutting cloth and sewing are not difficult, and almost all girls can do it.

With Old Lady Qin present, everything went on in an orderly manner.

Two flowers bloom, one branch each.

After receiving the marinade recipe, Haokelou couldn't wait to ask someone to prepare a duplicate. However, Manager Wei was suspicious and didn't use it in large quantities directly. Instead, he asked the chef to cook a few plates and had a few of his family members taste it first.

The taste seems a little different from the one at Yaoyue Restaurant, but it also has a special freshness that makes people want to eat it again and again.

Shopkeeper Wei was overjoyed, thinking that he had compounded the raw materials for the marinade. He hurriedly ordered people to make a large amount of the marinade, and sent jars of it to the branches of the guesthouse in other towns.

Two days later, all the guest houses were using fresh marinade.

Thanks to the previous publicity, many people knew that Haokelou had obtained the marinade ingredients, and many old diners rushed to the restaurant to find out what was new.

As a result, Haokelou welcomed and sent off customers all day long, and the number of new diners was actually more than in the previous few days.

Shopkeeper Wei stood behind the counter, his mouth almost crooked with smile, stroking his beard and shaking his head, the word "satisfaction" almost written on his face.

After the midday rush hour subsided, the people in the hospitality building counted their bills and money until their hands were numb.

The afternoon passed quickly and it was time for dinner.

Because the braised meat at noon tasted so good, word spread quickly, and the hospital welcomed even more new customers in the evening. In addition, during the twelfth lunar month, many people brought their families out to buy things, so the restaurant was once packed with all the tables filled with guests.

Even so, many guests continued to come to make reservations, and the banquet was almost booked until next month.

Manager Wei stood at the door, watching one customer after another come in, as if the money was waving to him.

Until then, one of the guests who came to eat at noon suddenly came over.

"Boss, something terrible has happened..."

The waiter from the guest house rushed into the door while shouting, his little face covered with dense sweat stains.

"What happened? You're making such a fuss. You scared away my customers. I'll be resentful." Shopkeeper Wei frowned and said unhappily, "Even if it's just a small matter, you must be calm. I'm still here, so why worry about me?"

This is the main entrance of the restaurant. People coming and going are all diners. The waiter's shouting attracted a lot of people's attention.

Shopkeeper Wei had no choice but to turn around and reassure everyone: "Don't panic, the waiter was ignorant and disturbed everyone's meal. Please continue to enjoy the food."

After saying that, he glared at the boy fiercely.

The young man wiped the cold sweat from his forehead with a look of grievance: "Boss, this is not my fault, the matter is really urgent..."

"Even if it's urgent, you can't yell in front of so many people. Why don't you just come over and tell me quietly? Why do you have to shout so that everyone knows about it?" Manager Wei scolded in a low voice.

The young man was stunned by the scolding and whispered something in his ear.

"Speak louder, I can't hear you clearly." Shopkeeper Wei is middle-aged and his hearing is not very good.

The guy could only raise his voice and say it again.

"What?" Shopkeeper Wei still didn't hear clearly.

The waiter was anxious and raised his voice directly: "The customers who had lunch here at noon have returned. Many of them are vomiting and having diarrhea. They have been carried back. There are quite a few people. Boss, please go over and take a look."

I was out fishing when I happened to hear them coming back to settle the bill with the restaurant, so I ran in in a hurry.

Shopkeeper Wei heard it clearly this time, and was about to be happy that his ears still worked, but the next moment, when he understood what the waiter said, he froze in place.

"The guest at noon...was vomiting and having diarrhea, and he even came here?" He widened his squinting eyes. "Didn't he go see a doctor? He came straight to us. What if he didn't eat something from our restaurant?"

"They even brought doctors along, more than one or two." The waiter was about to cry, "Please go out and take a look."

Realizing the urgency of the situation, Manager Wei did not dare to delay at all and ran out of the restaurant.

As I walked onto the main road, I saw a dozen or so diners, supported by their families, staggering towards me.