agricultural doctor

Chapter 215
Yin Tian stood behind the bamboo bushes, his eyes darkened.

It seems!

This Ozawa town will not be peaceful anytime soon.

Xiao Ziji took a fancy to Ran Niang, and confronted him tit for tat, he would definitely go to the state capital to investigate his identity, one step ahead of him, Yin Hong had already inquired about the affairs of the state capital so clearly.

With Xiao Ziji and Yin Hong together, not only Xiaoze Town, but even Xiushui Village will become lively.

It was too dark at night, and Yeran couldn't see clearly the ointment she made.

When I woke up the next morning, the ointment had a light green color and smelled like mint.

After a night of sleep, the redness and swelling on Yue'er's leg that was bitten by mosquitoes disappeared, which shows that the ointment has a miraculous effect on relieving itching and reducing swelling.

Ye Ran decided to sell it in the herbal medicine hall, and Aunt Wu asked her, "Mother Ran, what name should we give this ointment?"

The method of brewing this ointment is not difficult, and the recipe is also simple. When the herbal medicine hall first sold this ointment, the profits it gained could not guarantee that it would not make people envious.

If people know what is mixed in the ointment, it is easy to be imitated.

The smell of mint is obvious, which is easy to be guessed. It is better to separate the name of this ointment from the boiled ingredients.

Yeran thought of the bluegrass embroidered on the pillow by Aunt Wu: "Let's use bluegrass ointment. In the future, we will paint a bluegrass on this ointment that our family consigns to the Herbal Medicine Hall."

Aunt Wu looked at the large pot of bluegrass ointment and asked Ye Ran: "I need to find a suitable jar for it."

After deciding to make some ointment and send it to the herbal shop for sale, Ye Ran took Xing'er Yue'er to Zhou Hai's house to talk about Shanglu, and made a detour to Lu's shopkeeper's house.

The salesman Lu was about to go out with a load, Ye Ran went up to meet him and asked, "Uncle Lu, do you have clay pots for sale?"

"How big is the pot?"

The salesman Lu went back to the house and brought out a stack of clay pots, Ye Ran shook his head: "It's too big, do you have any small pots like rouge for girls' homes?"

Lu shopkeeper went back to the house and rummaged for a while before he picked out three small jars, which were just the right size.

Yeran took three jars: "How much is this small jar?"

"It costs a penny, and everyone who sells rouge has ready-made jars, and I can't sell my empty jar."

The salesman Lu said straightforwardly: "If you want Ran Niang, take these three pots for two cents."

"It's just such a small jar, I want a hundred, does Uncle Lu have any for sale?"

"a hundred?"

This is a big deal!

The salesman Lu was very happy to be able to do a big business without going out: "There is a pottery kiln in the neighboring village. If Ranniang wants it, I will go and talk to him and let him come out as soon as possible. If he is quick, he can pick up the goods tomorrow. I'll take it to your house."

"Okay, it's hard work for Uncle Lu to make a trip, and the price will be calculated as one penny and one clay pot."

Merchant Lu was quick-hearted, and Ye Ran was also quick-hearted. He immediately paid a deposit of twenty coppers and left with Xing'er and Yue'er.

Speaking of which, this shopkeeper Lu is still Lu Jun's little uncle, and the shopkeeper Lu lives next door to Zhou Yunzhu's house.

Yeran led Yue'er Xing'er out of his house, and Zhou Yunzhu, who was drying clothes in the yard, saw her.

These days, she pretended to have a falling out with Ye Ran, which really suffocated her. Now that Li Zhaodi's aunt has come to a miserable end, he no longer has to hold her back.

Seeing Ye Ran and the others, she greeted them with a smile on her face: "Ran Niang, what are you going to buy at my uncle's house? Come on, bring Yueer Xinger in and sit down."

Yeran was busy making the ointment: "No, I have to get some herbs to dry before the sun is not poisonous."

(End of this chapter)