Splendid peasant girl

Chapter 37 Puji Hall

Tian Shuo'an wore a sky blue gown, covered with a plain brocade robe, with wide sleeves fluttering in the wind, holding a jade bone fan in his hand and gently swaying.
He raised his eyebrows, looked at the place where Shen Qiqiao had left, and said, "Oh, where did I see that girl, Master Ben? I just can't remember."

"Oh, my young master, this is such a poor girl, how can such a noble person as you recognize her?"

When Tian Shuoan heard it, he thought about it, so he didn't pay attention to Shen Qiqiao anymore, but said to Aji: "After checking the account book in a while, my young master is going to Chunfang Building. Sigh, I haven't seen Miss Chu for a long time, I really miss her!"

"Hey, what the young master said is that Miss Chu misses the young master very much, too!"

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Shen Qiqiao ran out of Tian's Medicine Store in a flash, turned around three times and ran far away, but no one caught up, so she breathed a sigh of relief and turned back.

This time, she swiftly avoided Tian's Medicine Store and rushed forward.

Sure enough, as Aunt Chen said, there is a pharmacy 50 meters ahead, called "Pujitang", which is a good name.

Shen Qiqiao had learned her lesson right now, she didn't say that she was here to sell medicinal materials immediately after entering, but asked if there was any golden sore medicine for sale?

She still remembers what happened to her before.

Pujitang's shop is not as big as Tian's Medicine Store, it's only about half of it, and it's only about a hundred square meters. The person who came out to greet Shen Qiqiao was a fifteen or sixteen-year-old drug boy. People like it.

"Miss, do you want to buy gold sore medicine? It depends on what price you buy. The cheap ones cost a bottle, while the expensive ones cost one tael of silver."

The little Yaotong didn't despise Shen Qiqiao at all because of the shabby clothes she wore, and explained with a smile.

Shen Qiqiao saw that the little boy was pleasing to the eye, and felt that doing business with this family was good, so she summed it up, and said, "Give me a bottle of gold sore medicine for one tael, and two bottles of money."

The one tael of silver was returned to Aunt Chen, who sent charcoal in the middle of nowhere to bring expensive gold sore medicine, this favor must be returned.

As for the usual two bottles, she used it herself.

Before she came, she had already asked Aunt Chen about the conversion ratio of silver to money in the Daqian Dynasty. Basically, one tael of silver was equal to ten guan coins, and the guan qian money had one hundred copper coins.

And the name of this copper plate is very interesting, it is called "Tianyuan Tongbao". For a moment, Shen Qiqiao thought that she had come to the Tang Dynasty.

Shen Qiqiao handed a small silver ingot of five taels of silver to the little drug boy. The drug boy accepted the silver very politely, then gave Shen Qiqiao three bottles of medicine, packed them in a cloth bag, and gave her another three bottles of medicine. A piece of broken silver of one tael and a big coin of eight pennies.

There was a big coin with one hundred Wen coins strung on a rope, and the whole eight hundred Wen coins weighed almost six catties. Shen Qiqiao, with her slender arms and legs, would definitely not be able to hold such a heavy copper coin.

She took the copper coin, but put it on the counter instead of putting it away, and asked: "My little brother, do you collect medicinal materials here? I picked a lot of fresh medicinal materials on my own mountain. I just picked them yesterday. I don't know." Do you need it?"

Agui was about to go to other things when he suddenly heard Shen Qiqiao's question, he showed a puzzled look: "Girl, do you want to sell medicinal materials?"

Obviously, he also didn't believe that Shen Qiqiao could identify medicinal materials.

Shen Qiqiao didn't say anything, just untied the bamboo basket, took out a yam plant and a handful of cassia seeds, and handed them over: "This is yam, this is cassia, brother, isn't that right?"

(End of this chapter)