There is a happy inn in the capital.

Until I fell asleep, my mind was still thinking about the style and design of the room.

After waking up, Li Shuchen started browsing the Jixiang Mall and bought some things she thought she might need.

For five days, Li Shuchen worked tirelessly, day and night, to clean the four rooms.

Li Shuchen named them

The five phrases are: "Rising Sun," "Blooming Flowers and Full Moon," "A Sky Full of Stars," and "Clouds Rising and Dragons Soaring."

The room with the character "日" (sun) is decorated in an orange-yellow color scheme. The mahogany canopy bed features a large sun on the quilt, and the pillows are also embroidered with suns. There's also a sun-themed blanket and sunflower throw pillows.

What catches the eye is the sun chime by the window. In the center of the sun is a luminous sphere with five sticks hanging below. When the wind blows, it produces a melodious and crisp sound—it's absolutely delightful!

The window faces east, and the view from the third floor of the inn is excellent. Every morning, opening the window allows you to see the sun rising, and the first rays of sunlight on you fill you with hope.

The room with the character "月" (moon) in its name is decorated in blue and white. The crescent-white quilt is embroidered with flowers in blue and white thread, some in full bloom, some half-open, and some in bud.

The curtains are made of light blue gauze, light and airy, and the room's furnishings all feature moon motifs—full moon, half moon, and crescent moon.

What's truly eye-catching is the bed canopy, made of moon-like gauze. The material is delicate, drapes beautifully, and its ivory color is fresh and refined, exuding a delicate yet powerful charm. It looks especially beautiful when bathed in soft moonlight.

Moonlight shone on the bed curtains, making them shimmer faintly from the outside. However, lying inside, one slept extremely soundly. This was the bed curtain Li Shuchen had chosen after testing several different types of gauze.

The "Star" themed room is entirely azure blue, with star-shaped sequins and glitter on the bed curtains and other furniture.

What's truly captivating is a crystal ball that emits light that illuminates the roof, creating a shimmering, star-like effect, as if one were sleeping beneath the stars, soaring through the universe—a dreamlike and mysterious sight.

The "Cloud" room is decorated in a pale yellow-white color scheme. The canopy sandalwood bed features pale yellow curtains, and the quilt and pillows are embroidered with auspicious clouds. All the furniture and furnishings in the room are decorated with auspicious cloud motifs.

What's eye-catching is the hammock, suspended 20 centimeters above the ground, covered with a blanket and soft pillows as soft as clouds; lying on it feels like sleeping on a cloud.

To prevent falls and injuries, the hammock is two meters wide and two and a half meters long, and three thick layers of lamb's wool blankets are laid on the ground, so falls won't hurt.

These four types of quilt covers and soft pillows were embroidered by the best embroiderers in the capital, commissioned by Li Shuchen. It took four embroiderers three days to complete each set.

Li Shuchen first used the embroidered sets, then asked them to embroider two more sets for changing. These four sets cost two hundred taels of silver.

After finally setting everything up, Grape couldn't help but ask where all these pretty things were bought. Li Shuchen replied that they were all sourced from the south.

Since Li Shuchen took them all out of a box he brought from Jiangnan, Grape didn't suspect anything.

May 18th is an auspicious day. Li Shuchen plans to open the top-tier rooms on this day.

It's only the 15th of the month, and Li Shuchen went to print some flyers. The gist of the flyers was that the Happiness Inn's premium rooms would open on May 18th, and guests checking in on that day would receive a 20% discount.

Even if you're not staying at the store, you'll receive a small gift just for entering.

With a few quick strokes, a thousand copies were printed on rough paper, costing ten taels of silver.

I need to bring the flyers back to the store; I need to find someone to distribute these thousand copies, but we don't have enough staff available right now.

Li Shuchen poured herself a cup of tea, having walked all the way and gotten thirsty.

Hello, Sister Shuchen.

A youthful, ethereal voice can really sweep away fatigue.

Li Shuchen looked up at the six youthful faces and felt a surge of tenderness.

When talking to cute children, my voice involuntarily becomes higher.

Li Shuchen (with a slight accent): "Everyone's washed their hands."

I reached out and pinched their cheeks. Hmm~ they've finally gotten a little chubby.

The children said in unison, "We're done washing!"

And stretched out his hand for Li Shuchen to examine.

Li Shuchen looked at it and it was indeed clean.

Li Shuchen: "Great, let's go eat."

"Time to eat!" *6

With a whoosh, they all ran away.

They were children Li Shuchen had met by the bridge some time ago; the oldest was ten and the youngest five. They were begging by the bridge, and Li Shuchen took pity on them.

Let Aunt Wang leave the food she doesn't need for the day for them, so they can have a full meal every day.

Almost half a month has passed in the blink of an eye. The children are very well-behaved; they wash their hands and faces clean, don't cry or fuss, and sweetly greet Li Shuchen with "Hello, sister!"

Li Shuchen was always grateful to be alive, so he always wanted to do good deeds to thank Heaven for giving him a second chance at life.

That's good, that's good.

Li Shuchen finished his tea and got up to get another cup when Qianqian (the eldest child) ran over.

Li Shuchen asked in surprise, "You finished eating so quickly?"

Qianqian obediently said, "Sister Shuchen, I eat fast."

After saying that, he looked up at Li Shuchen.

Actually, she was afraid Li Shuchen would leave, so she finished eating quickly.

Seeing her standing still, Li Shuchen asked, "Do you need something from your sister, Qianqian?"

Her face flushed slightly.

"Yes, we can help post this."

She pointed to the small advertisements on the table and said shyly.

Li Shuchen didn't say anything; Qianqian was just too cute.

Perhaps fearing Li Shuchen's disapproval, she hurriedly added, "Sister, we can do it well, please trust us."

Li Shuchen patted her head. "It's not that I don't trust you, it's just that you're too young, and I'm afraid there might be danger."

Qianqian said stubbornly, "Sister, we know how to avoid danger, and we just want to do something for you. We can't just keep eating for free." Her voice was very soft at the end, but Li Shuchen heard it.

"Please believe us, sister." *5

The remaining children finished eating and looked at Li Shuchen with bright eyes.

I can't refuse, I really can't refuse at all.

Li Shuchen shrugged and said, "Alright then."

"Yay!"*6, the children jumped up with joy.

Li Shuchen: "But you have to listen to me before I'll let you go."

Qianqian: "Sister, you say yes, we agree."

Li Shuchen checked the time; it wasn't yet the hour of You (5 PM), and it would get dark around 6:30 PM.

Li Shuchen: "Work in pairs, one hundred copies per pair. You must ensure your own safety first. Regardless of whether you've finished distributing them or not, you must be back before dark. I'll be waiting for you in the reception hall. Do you understand?"

"I understand!" the children replied loudly.

Li Shuchen counted out the small advertisements for them, placed them in their hands, and reminded them again, "Be sure to be careful."

"Understood" *6

They disappeared in a flash.

Li Shuchen sat in the front hall after dinner waiting for them. It was getting dark, and he wondered why they hadn't returned yet.

Li Shuchen stood at the doorway, looking around anxiously, almost ready to go out and look for them. Finally, he spotted them around the corner.

One, two, three, four, five, six—all are here; not one is missing.

Li Shuchen was finally relieved.

The children ran up to Li Shuchen, heads held high and chests puffed out, proudly declaring, "Sister Shuchen, we've all finished distributing them!"

Li Shuchen: "Great job! You guys are amazing, so capable, absolutely incredible!"

Li Shuchen is also proud of them.

Li Shuchen handed each of them a cup of cooled tea that had been placed on the table, saying, "Come and have some water."

The next two days were also for them to distribute. Three hundred copies were distributed on the first day, and four hundred on the second. Li Shuchen was originally supposed to distribute the remaining one hundred, but he couldn't argue with the children and let them do it.

But the children were great; they were even happier than Li Shuchen after they finished distributing the gifts, cheering and jumping for joy.