The Divine Healer is a Black Lotus

  Chapter 137 Practice

Early the next morning, he went to a dilapidated restaurant and told the shopkeeper about the idea of ​​selling rice at the wharf. He would pay the shopkeeper a penny for every three copies he sold, and he borrowed rice, flour, and food for cooking. guy.

  Of course, he also promised that if he didn't sell it, he would use himself as a mortgage.

  The shopkeeper thought that he had nothing to lose, so he quite agreed.

  Anyway, my own shop was out of business, so I lent him the kitchen and rice noodles.

  Su Mo borrowed these things, borrowed a cart from the shopkeeper, and took these things to the pier.

  The wharf is indeed as the workers said, full of people coming and going.

   There are strong workers, merchants who buy and ship goods, and many stalls selling food.

  People here basically stay all day, so at noon they either eat dry food brought from home, or buy food at roadside stalls.

Because the wages here are at least 50 Wen a day, which is relatively generous, so a meal of 50 or 6 Wen is nothing to them. After all, only when they are full can they do more work and earn more. money.

  Su Mo has carefully observed these stalls, and they are basically full of food, but they are very unpalatable, it can be said that it is hard to swallow, which can affect a person's mood.

   After investigating these, he started to set up the stall.

   Steamed steamed buns, cooked soup with fish meat sauce, and steamed rice.

  Thanks to the fact that I learned some basic meals in order to survive in the yard, otherwise it would be a bit difficult at this moment.

   After that, I started yelling.

  For others, a bowl of soup with no taste and ingredients, plus a few steamed buns, costs three pennies.

  He added an extra steamed bun, and added an excellent soup. The soup was still filling, and it only cost four pennies.

  Others get a bowl of soup for a penny, but he can be full with a penny of soup.

   Others add soup to their seven-cent meals, but his eight-cent rice bowls add soup. Not only is the appetite enough, but the soup is also full.

  However, even so, the workers shook their heads and left seeing that he was worth a penny more than others.

  However, when Su Mo opened the lid of the soup, the fragrant smell wafted out, causing those people to turn their heads.

   It’s just that most people buy soup.

  Seeing this, Su Mo said that if he bought a steamed bun, he would add a small spoonful of fish meat sauce to the steamed bun.

  Sudden time is full of people.

   Originally, they were tired enough to work for a day, so why can't they reward themselves with delicious food?

  Besides, once you think about this delicious food, you won't be able to work this afternoon.

  Because of his stall, a lot of people gathered, and the merchants who bought and sold goods also noticed it. They just felt hungry and went to buy a more expensive rice bowl.

   In the end, it was naturally so out of control.

  Tell one to ten, and ten to a hundred.

   It didn't take long for everything to be sold out.

   Some people even paid for the empty jars of fish sauce, planning to mix it with water before drinking it.

  Su Mo was also sold.

  Before he was about to leave, a group of people were asking him if he would come to sell food tomorrow, but he just said that he would have a look then, and left the pier in a hurry.

   Returned the things of the restaurant owner, settled the money that should be settled, and rushed all the way here.

   Completely ignored the shopkeeper and chased him for a while.

   Obviously curious how he did it.

  Because of the long distance, Su Mo was still late. Fortunately, Hua Jiujiu waited for him for a while, otherwise he would definitely miss it, and that would be really sad.

  (end of this chapter)