the last witcher

Jin Zhezhi runs a perfume shop. There are many such shops in Korea, but the location of this perfume shop run by Jin Zhezhi is more remote.

In the perfume shop, Jin Zhezhi dismissed the clerks who were working, and then tirelessly explained to Shu Ya the effects of various perfumes on the human body.

Lavender fragrance: a "good medicine" for insomniacs, improving depression symptoms and hysteria, removing tension, calming the liver and calming fire, and suppressing provocative impulses.

Jasmine fragrance: Its fragrance can enhance the body's ability to cope with complex environments and eliminate syndromes that cause mental and physical defects.

Aroma of Sour Lemon: Slightly uplifting and relieves depression and melancholy.

Ginger scent: The strong ginger flavor can improve stress ability, eliminate fatigue and enhance perseverance.

As early as in China, Shu Ya had been exposed to perfumes. After all, she was a woman, but she didn't expect that there are such categories of perfumes, and she was a little dazed when she heard it.

As he walked, Jin Zhezhi took Shuya to a certain private room, pointed to the container near the wall and said, "This is the treasure of our shop, the reason why I can open a perfume shop in such a remote place And yet profitable, all thanks to the fragrance.”

Shu Ya stepped forward curiously, looked left and right, but didn't see anything special about this perfume compared with those outside.

Seeing Shuya's curious look, Jin Zhezhi came to Shuya's side and whispered in Shuya's ear: "This is a fragrance of love, which is mainly aimed at women's sense of smell. Once a woman smells this perfume The smell will produce the most primitive physiological response, so the majority of male consumers will love this perfume."

Because the two were very close, all of Jin Zhezhi's words were blown into Shu Ya's ears, and the little girl felt her heart beating wildly, her throat was dry, and an inexplicable impulse surged into her heart.

Fortunately, she still abides by women's morals, and immediately took a step to keep a certain distance from Jin Zhezhi, then lowered her head and blushed and asked: "I have already visited the first floor, I wonder if the second floor is also the same as the first floor? "

Jin Zhezhi smiled slyly, and then said to Shu Ya: "Come up with me and have a look and you will know."

After going up to the second floor, Shu Ya realized that the entire second floor was a place for guests to rest. Except for a narrow aisle, the rest of the place was merged by Jin Zhezhi and became separate lounges.

"Do you want so many lounges?" Shu Ya felt that this was like a small hotel in China, and she didn't know why Jin Zhezhi had so many rooms in his perfume shop?

"Because the smell of perfume will be superimposed, in order to better enjoy a certain perfume, I specially designed these lounges that are independent of each other, so that guests can enjoy the smell of a single perfume in the room alone." Jin Zhezhi's answer makes Shu Ya was very satisfied, so the two visited the lounge on the second floor together.

But Shuya is still very strange, each lounge has a different style, and the furniture inside is not sofas, coffee tables or the like, but basically double beds.

This time Shu Ya didn't ask why, but obediently followed behind Jin Zhezhi until the visit was over, Jin Zhezhi asked politely: "If you think it's acceptable, you can go to work now."

After hearing this, Shu Ya no longer insisted on coming out as before, but was a little hesitant.Firstly, it was the other party's ambiguous behavior downstairs, and secondly, the so-called rest rooms upstairs were so awkward no matter how you looked at it, which seemed to be inconsistent with Jin Zhezhi's explanation. Combining the above two points, Shu Ya declined the other party's kindness, "I'll think about it when I go back. I'm really sorry."

"It's okay." Jin Zhezhi seemed to have guessed Shu Ya's choice a long time ago, so he smiled and took Shu Ya away from his perfume shop, and then went to a coffee shop.

In the cafe, Jin Zhezhi accidentally mentioned his feelings about going to China, "It's better to be Chinese, I have never figured out why so many Chinese girls abandon their relatives and go to Korea to be their daughter-in-laws?"

Seeing Shuya lowering her head and pretending to be drinking coffee, Jin Zhezhi continued: "First of all, it is very difficult to be a Korean daughter-in-law, and you have a deep understanding of this; secondly, this country is extremely scarce in resources, and they will not go around like the Japanese. Invasion, even in peaceful times, they invade other countries through the economy; in the end, the income of this country is completely out of proportion to consumption, and the pressure of life is too great."

"But you guys earn a lot?" Shu Ya asked innocently.

"It's really not many, otherwise I wouldn't be a part-time lecturer in a certain university." Jin Zhezhi said helplessly.

"Wow, you're still a university professor." Shu Ya exclaimed when she realized that the other party had too many secrets.

"It's just a hired lecturer, not a professor." Jin Zhezhi corrected Shu Ya's mistake and continued: "There is no way, just to live! I will do the math for you." Jin Zhezhi sighed and began to tell the statistics. Dao Lai: "My perfume shop employs a student, and the net profit is only about 300 million won after excluding labor and various expenses every month; and when I go to a university as a guest lecturer, I can get almost 200 million won a month. 500 million won, together it looks like [-] million won."

"That's a lot, isn't it?" 500 million a month, Shu Ya thought it was a lot, because her husband only earned more than 200 million won a month.

"You can't use the appreciation of RMB to calculate." Jin Zhezhi, who has been to China, knew what Shu Ya was thinking at the moment, so he began to explain the key points patiently.

"Take me personally, I have to pay 10% of personal income tax, 10% of annuity (that is, our so-called pension insurance), 8.5% of medical insurance, and 250% of my family's living expenses every month. Only about [-] million were left after getting it.

It costs about 150 won to eat every day, so calculated in this way, it will be close to 20 million a month; mobile phone bills are 20 won a month; going out to drink and eat with friends costs at least 30 won a month; weddings and funerals at friends’ homes To express your love, you need at least 20 won a month; car insurance, parking fees, and fuel costs are about [-] won a month; daily necessities cost at least [-] won. Personal control, that is, more than [-] won.

Fortunately, my parents prepared a house for me, so I don't need to worry about the mortgage, otherwise, I wouldn't have time to drink coffee with you in the coffee shop now, but find another job to pay off the mortgage. "

Seeing that Shu Ya still didn't understand, Jin Zhezhi pointed to the supermarket across the road and said, "Did you see the fruits there? In China, you sell them by the catty, but here we sell them by the size."

to be continued