A blessed wife leads her husband to wealth and prosperity!

When Li and Cao'er arrived, Lin He'er realized there were many benefits. After dinner last night, she stayed up all night to finish the rest of the picture book.

I got up late today. After getting dressed and going out, I saw the two of them already busy in the yard.

Seeing Lin He'er come out of the house, Li brought out breakfast.

Madam, you've washed up, come and eat.

"Have you eaten?" Lin He'er asked the two of them.

"You've eaten, madam." Grass stepped forward and replied.

After breakfast, Lin He'er took out the flyers she had drawn a few days ago. She explained them in detail to the two people at the stone table in the courtyard, mainly to explain to Cao'er that Li Shi was literate.

Our flyer says that the shop will open on the day after tomorrow, which is the day of Ruiyang Festival.

On that day, anyone who came with a flyer received a 20% discount on all styles of bags in the shop.

Buy an adult bag and get a children's bag free. We also have a lucky draw in our shop. First prize: a hen. Second prize: a wallet. Third prize: a basket of eggs.

Some of the bags in our shop have patterns on them; you've been making bags for a long time, so you should be quite familiar with them.

Today, you two go hand out flyers on the street first. I need to go somewhere to find someone to help us hand them out.

"Don't worry, Madam, I know what to say." Madam Li took the leaflet and waited for Cao'er.

Cao'er also took a flyer, but she looked a little embarrassed. After all, she was still a young girl and was shy. She was a little embarrassed to ask someone to talk to people on the street and introduce her products.

Granny Li, you go with Cao'er first and give her some encouragement. Lin He'er understands Cao'er's feelings.

Doing something like this for the first time definitely requires a lot of mental preparation.

Li responded and took Cao'er out the door.

Lin He'er wasn't idle either; she took some brochures and headed towards the city gate.

I saw a place selling steamed buns on the way and asked the owner to give me a lot of them.

Holding a steamed bun and carrying a flyer, Lin He'er arrived at the city gate.

When she saw the group of young kids at the city gate, Lin He'er waved to them.

When they saw someone waving at them, everyone rushed over in a flash.

"Kind lady, please give me some food," a group of children surrounded Lin He'er.

Come here, everyone, listen to me. I have a job for you. See the paper in my hand? Learn a phrase from me. Once you've learned it, each of you take some paper and go hand it out to passersby on the street. Try to give it to women, but you can also give it to well-dressed men, especially educated people.

Do you understand? Whoever learns what I taught first and returns all the papers will get a big white steamed bun.

So, is anyone interested in doing this job?

"I, I, I'll do it! Madam, tell us quickly, what do you want us to do?" A group of mischievous children shouted as soon as they heard there were steamed buns to eat.

Lin He'er explained to the children exactly what to say to people, what was on the flyer, and where the business was opening, giving them a very clear explanation.

"Did you all understand?" Lin He'er asked again, still not entirely convinced.

Don't worry, Madam, we've got it. With big white steamed buns hanging in front of them, the children learned very quickly.

Okay, I'll give you half a steamed bun first. Eat that first, then go back. Come back for the other half after you've finished distributing them, okay?

"Okay, okay." Hearing that they could get half of their wages first, the children were overjoyed. Led by a few of the older children, the little ones took turns getting steamed buns.

I'll wait here; you can go ahead. Remember to finish speaking before handing the paper to the person.

The lady noted it down. The children surrounding Lin He'er, having taken their papers, scattered in a flurry.

Watching the little beggar run away, Lin He'er hoped that her temporary employees would all do their best.

Originally, Lin He'er had planned to do the flyer distribution herself, but seeing Cao'er's troubled expression, she felt it was better to find some clever people to do it.

Having been in the county town for some time, Lin He'er couldn't recall knowing anyone there.

However, one time two little beggars came to my shop, and I spoke a few words to them.

Most of these children are homeless orphans who beg for food in the city in groups. Although they are all young, they are all very perceptive little ones in order to survive.

At least he's thick-skinned and quick-witted. After all, he's a beggar; without these two skills, he'd probably have starved to death or been beaten to death long ago.

Lin He'er found a spot against the wall and stood there, waiting for the beggars to return.

The group of little beggars quickly scattered after receiving the items, finding passersby and gesturing as they spoke while holding up their slips of paper. Each of them was very diligent, as they were all still thinking about completing their task before going back to the lady to get the remaining half of the steamed bun.

Along the way, Cao'er followed Madam Li and saw some children handing out leaflets to passersby on the street. She then learned that Madam Li had found a group of little beggars to help her.

This method is quite good. Seeing the children earnestly introducing the place to passersby, Li looked at Cao'er, who was still following her, and said in a deep voice, "You've been with me for a while now, are you not as good as those children?"

Cao'er, I'm not trying to be mean, but Madam is kind and lenient with us, and she's not strict with us. But that doesn't mean we can be careless in our work. In front of Madam, whenever we get a task, whether we can do it or not, as long as it's what our master has ordered us to do, we must do our best to complete it.

You are a year older than Madam. Madam has honored you by bringing you along to broaden your horizons. We should do our jobs well and take good care of Madam, instead of making her worry about us all the time.

Granny Li is right. It's just that Cao'er is inexperienced and made a mistake. Don't worry, it won't happen again. I will do my best to complete any task that Madam asks me to do.

Cao'er blushed with embarrassment after being reprimanded by Li Shi's words, and tried her best to express her feelings to the person in front of her.

"Go ahead, just do your job well." Seeing that her words had emboldened Cao'er, Li felt reassured and let her distribute the flyers herself.

A group of people spent the whole afternoon walking around the city, and by the time it got dark, they had almost finished handing out all the flyers.

Lin He'er distributed the remaining steamed buns to the little beggars and made a promise to them that they could still get this job at the shop tomorrow.

When the little beggars heard that there would be steamed buns again tomorrow, they happily promised the lady that they would work hard tomorrow as well.

After seeing off the furry child, Lin He'er headed towards the shop. The afternoon's work of handing out flyers was finally showing; she could occasionally hear people discussing them along the way. Since no one had ever done advertising like this before, the flyers had definitely piqued everyone's curiosity.

Many city dwellers knew that a shop on the second street would open in three days, selling things that no one had ever heard of before.

Moreover, when you buy things from the shop, you have a chance to get a hen or eggs.

Many people fantasize that they might be the lucky ones to get something for free.

Back at the shop, Li and Cao'er also returned and waited at the door.

Come in and have some water and rest. You two don't need to go tomorrow; let the kids go instead.

Lin He'er also felt sorry for the two of them who had been running around all afternoon, so she treated them to a good meal in the evening as a reward.