Charm King Poison Queen

  Chapter 256 Tear up another white lotus (9)

  Ning Yue played with the blood swallow box given by Mrs. Guo, and said, "It's in South Street."

   "Ah, South Street? Great!"

"What's wrong?"

   "There are many shops selling rouge, gouache and clothes on South Street. The servants like to go there!"

  Xiaolou was outside the car, waving his horsewhip, and said: "The South Street is too crowded recently, and it is difficult for carriages to pass. We have to take a detour and enter through a small alley."

   "Why is it crowded?" Dongmei asked in surprise.

"Isn't there going to be a war? Those shops on South Street that sell Nanjiang goods have raised their prices a lot, but the more people buy it, the more people buy it. Every day, they are scrambling for it. I'm afraid I won't be able to buy Nanjiang goods again." Xiaolou laughed. explained.

   Ning Yue shook her head secretly. If they knew that Southern Xinjiang not only did not restrict trade with the Daxin Dynasty, but lowered the price and sold the goods to Daxin, I wonder if it would be ruined.

   "Miss, you seem very happy?"

   "Am I happy?"

   "Yeah! You were laughing just now."

  Why doesn't she smile? In the previous life, within a year of Sikong Shuo's ascension to the throne, Xuan Yin conquered Southern Border and became the overlord of Southern Border. Afterwards, Xuan Yin led a million troops from Southern Border to fight all the way back to the capital from Linzi, forcing Sikong Shuo into chaos.

   It was a once-in-a-century battle of kings.

  Even though she was in the underground dungeon, she still heard the sound of weapons colliding. For a few days, dozens of days, hundreds of days... blood flowed down the cracks in the ground, staining the dungeon red.

   It's a pity that she died too early and didn't witness who was the final winner.

  …

  The carriage turned into South Street from a small alley. There were too many pedestrians on the street, and the carriage could not get in. Ning Yue and Dongmei had to abandon the carriage and walk. Sure enough, as Xiaolou said, the shops selling Nanjiang goods were crowded with customers, Ning Yue didn't want to join in the fun, and went directly to her pharmacy.

  The name of the pharmacy is Huichuntang. It was originally opened by a retired old doctor. After the old doctor passed away, Huichuntang couldn't hire experienced doctors, and the business was gradually robbed by Miaoshoutang diagonally opposite. Ning Yue took the initiative to find them and took over the shop at a price of two thousand taels of silver. The shop assistants were still the same.

  Everyone recognized her, and called her boss respectfully.

  Ning Yue nodded to the crowd, and was soon greeted by Mother Zhong to the second floor.

Mother Zhong smiled and took out the account book: "Qiuxiang is quite capable, and I figured everything out in one morning! The original owner is honest and honest, so there is nothing wrong with it! It's just... the monthly money of the guys is a little less, Qiuxiang Say, better mention it."

   "Let's bring it up." Ning Yue has no objection, she is quite generous in terms of employing people.

  Mother Zhong asked Lin Lanzhi's condition again, and Ning Yue picked it up and said it, but neither of them mentioned anything about the Bai family sisters. After Mother Zhong stepped back, Ning Yue opened the window and looked at the bustling streets.

  Suddenly, she saw a familiar figure, who else could it be if it wasn't Bai Weier?

   It's so ridiculous, she has already sat in the shop, and she still meets the Bai family!

  Bai Weier still wears a curtain fence that almost falls to the bottom of her feet. There are many girls wearing curtain fences, but Ning Yue, who has a unique temperament like Bai Weier, has never seen her before.

   I don't know if she felt Ning Yue's gaze, but Bai Weier stopped and looked over here.

   The moment their eyes met, something unexpected happened.

   Xuanyin rushed out from nowhere, ran towards Bai Weier, grabbed Bai Weier's wrist, and dragged her into the carriage.

  (end of this chapter)