My supermarket is connected to all worlds, and I've won so much money handing it over to the st

Gu Xixi's heart skipped a beat, and her heart raced.

But she remembered what Shen Qingyan had said before, so she pretended to think for a few seconds before answering, "I've heard that the people who have come to buy things these past few days have been talking about a Lord Shen, but I don't know why you suddenly asked me this question?"

Shen Qingyan's name is probably known throughout the Great Huang Dynasty. If she insists that she has never heard of him, it would seem too deliberate.

But if you've only heard about it and it's actually quite normal, then the scale is just right.

Lord Wei returned, his expression unchanged. "Someone asked me to find him and his mentor, Lord Chen Yanxu. I think Manager Gu's shop will become increasingly prosperous. I wonder if you could do me a small favor?"

"I'd like to hear the details." Gu Xixi pretended to be listening attentively, trying her best to remain silent.

Lord Wei waved his hand, and another servant brought over several missing person notices. There were no portraits on them, only documents. They were documents from the King of Zhen offering amnesty, which could also fulfill the grand ambitions of Shen Qingyan and Chen Yanxu.

Gu Xixi glanced at it and then looked away. If it were true, then it would be a one-step solution to her dream.

Lord Wei pointed to the notice and explained, “I want to post this notice on the outer wall of the girl’s shop so that passing merchants and farmers can see it and help me find the girl. I will not take advantage of Manager Gu. For each month the notice is posted, I will pay the girl one tael of silver as a reward. What do you think?”

If any merchant wants to do business in someone else's territory, it is an "honor" and a "blessing" for the local official to make such a request; he should not ask for any reward.

The goal is to maintain a harmonious relationship and ensure a long-term business relationship.

Gu Xixi naturally wanted to follow local customs, so she simply nodded, "One coin a month will suffice."

One coin, interesting… Lord Wei smiled, then gave Gu Xixi one coin and had the notice posted on the outside wall, one copy on each side.

After it was pasted up, Lord Wei looked at Wei Chi.

Wei Chi and his friends continued moving goods in the store, constantly expressing their amazement.

"Is this paper? Toilet paper, so soft! This stuff is great, I must buy more to take home. Shopkeeper, why do you only have so little stock? It's not enough."

"Hey, it keeps reappearing after I take it. What is this thing that automatically restocks? Could it be that there's a waiter hiding behind it?"

"Dad, don't you have anything you want to buy? Come over and choose after you're done talking."

……

Lord Wei looked disgusted. This scoundrel doesn't even know how to maintain his image in front of outsiders. He smiled apologetically at Gu Xixi, "Please don't take offense, shopkeeper. This brat is rude and has no vision."

After explaining to Gu Xixi, he turned to Wei Chi and said, "Your father has seen all sorts of good things and doesn't need anything. You can go back to Qingfeng County with the others. I'm busy, so I'll head back first."

"Manager Gu, I'll be taking my leave now. Please be punctual for our agreed meeting." Lord Wei nodded slightly, gave his final instructions, and then turned to leave.

Gu Xixi bowed behind him, saying, "Respectfully seeing you off, sir."

When Wei Chi saw that his father had really left, he hurriedly came over to settle the bill, told the servants to move the goods, and followed after them, calling out, "Father, Father, wait for me, Father."

He bought too much stuff; his own carriage was only big enough to hold the goods, and so were the others'. He didn't want to go back crammed together with the cargo.

Wei Chi quickly climbed onto Lord Wei's carriage, and the main force immediately turned around and left. The others followed suit, leaving their servants in the supermarket to check out and load the goods.

Many servants, seeing that their masters had left, also took the time to select and purchase the goods they needed.

Meanwhile, in Lord Wei's carriage.

Wei Chi straightened his clothes and sat upright, playing with a stress-relieving doll in his hand. Wei Daren, annoyed by the sight, snatched the doll and squeezed it in his own hand. "You came back so quickly, and you've already bought everything?"

"Although you're fast, I'm not slow either, we're about the same." Wei Chi said smugly, trying to snatch the toy back, but Wei Chi dodged his hand several times.

Wei Chi sat back down speechlessly. "I've bought everything for my mother, my eldest sister, my eldest sister's husband, my fiancée Miss Su, my father-in-law... I guarantee they'll like it."

Lord Wei waited for a long time but didn't hear him. His expression grew increasingly serious. Suddenly, he realized that he had been so focused on the grain that he had forgotten about the "eyes that can see a thousand miles and ears that can hear the wind"...

He was so focused on buying grain to take back and claim credit that he forgot about this matter. But it's not appropriate to go back now, so... he'll come back tomorrow.

The more he thought about it, the angrier he became. Lord Wei stared at Wei Chi with a half-smile, his tone sarcastic, "My son is indeed very thoughtful. Stop the car."

Before Wei Chi could even boast, the carriage stopped, and Lord Wei kicked him out of the rear exit of the carriage by lifting the curtain.

Wei Chi staggered off the carriage, bewildered, but the carriage had already sped away. Only the laughter of his father, the plainclothes clerk, could be heard in the wind: "Young master, why didn't you buy anything for the master?"

Everyone else has one, but my own father doesn't. How can I not be angry?

Wei Chi: ...

He himself said he'd seen the world and didn't need or want anything; he even put all the things he'd chosen back.

He just loves to pretend; he deserves it.

After the other people's carriages arrived, Wei Chi got back into his car. After thinking for a moment, he went back to the supermarket to shop again.

Gu Xixi had just relayed the information about the supplies needed by Lord Wei when she heard Wei Chi's voice. So she went down to entertain them again, and after seeing them off once more, Shen Qingyan and Chen Yanxu came down to check the notice.

Because of the delay in this big business deal, the newly arrived residents are only now able to enter the supermarket. Gu Xixi is busy entertaining everyone and doesn't have time to go out.

All that is known is that Shen Qingyan and Chen Yanxu stayed outside for a long time, and in the end only Shen Qingyan returned, while Chen Yanxu rode away on horseback and disappeared.

After she finished her work and the shop was empty again, Gu Xixi asked, "Where did the teacher go?"

"Don't worry about going into Qingfeng County to gather information. Teacher is very quick-witted and even brought grenades. Nothing will happen." Shen Qingyan looked at the sun. "You should rest for a while. I'll go upstairs to make lunch."

Shen Qingyan walked very slowly. Gu Xixi watched him with admiration, thinking, "He's truly an excellent man who can handle both the court and the kitchen."

After Shen Qingyan's figure disappeared, she turned around again, rested her chin on her hands, and stared blankly at the front desk, yawning, and began to daydream: [If only there were a cup of milk tea right now.]

The thoughtful system will surely arrange things for her, after all, her system is the best in the world.

[Ha, I'll dream about it tonight.]

Gu Xixi: ...

None of my family members understand; the system has changed.

Oh well, she'll be able to drink it when she gets back to the modern city tomorrow afternoon anyway. She's very assertive and doesn't need to beg for anything.

"Sister Gu, I'm here again. Business should be good at the shop this afternoon, so I'm here to help you for two hours. These are green fruit cakes made by my mother. She told me to bring them for you to try."

Cao Cao entered the store at some point and was standing in front of the cashier, holding a small basket high in her hand. The basket was covered with a white cotton cloth, from which some steam was rising.