The Food Guide of the little lucky girl

114 Move-in

　　It cost me a total of three thousand two hundred to build this snack stand, the four-wheeled wheel, and eight hundred bamboo sticks.

　　Song Yue thought it was okay.

　　It's convenient to have money in my pocket. Fortunately, I had the foresight to do business in advance when I was in the town, so I can go out with a few hundred taels of silver with me.

　　It’s easy to start some more business.

　　In order to avoid living in poverty, you have to think carefully before doing any business.

　　After Song Yue finished her work, she took 381 to the nearby vegetable market. The vegetable market here is divided into morning and afternoon markets, and closes in the evening.

　　But since they are not going to set up the stall until noon, there will definitely be enough time.

　　Come here early in the morning to purchase ingredients, then process them into skewers and set up the stall.

　　It's very simple.

　　After visiting the vegetable market, Song Yue took 381 to her own stall to take a look. As expected, the food street here was open during the day and did not close until dark.

　　The only time the market opens late is during Chinese New Year holidays; normally some areas have a curfew.

　　If we convert the time, all the stalls in the food street have to close around eight or nine in the evening.

　　This is already much more lively than the town. When I was in the town before, there were basically no people on the streets after dark, but the city could still be lively until eight or nine o'clock.

　　There would be fewer people during the day, so Song Yue could see clearly that both sides of the snack street were marked with stalls in grids that looked like parking spaces. There was also a small stone next to it with a serial number written on it. Hers was Wu Lingcan.

　　Actually it is No. 503.

　　Song Yue sighed, "There are so many stalls here. We are in the middle of the market, but the queue is over 500. It's really amazing."

　　381 also echoed: "I heard that there are thousands of stalls here, it's very lively."

　　It is considered the most lively place in the city.

　　There are also temples and the large ancestral halls of the two major Wu families nearby.

　　There is also a stage.

　　So when it comes to sacrifices, festivals, or temple fairs, it is very lively.

　　Song Yue was even looking forward to it.

　　It will definitely be fun then.

　　After they finished their stroll here, they returned to Yipintang and had lunch.

　　An Jin came back after lunch and said that everything had been settled and they could move in immediately. He then handed the contract to Song Yue and rented the house for half a year.

　　Song Yue accepted it and praised An Jin, then said, "Okay! Let's move now!"

　　An Jin quickly agreed. He had eaten two buns outside at noon and said he was not hungry, so he did not order anything else and went straight to check out of the room.

　　Song Yue took 381 upstairs to pack up. Actually, it was 381 who packed up. Song Yue let the tiger cub out. The big guy was extremely wild in the space and pounced on Song Yue as soon as it came out.