Eighty's little daughter-in-law counterattacks life

Chapter 110 110. Machine
110. Machines
The newly bought house is recorded in my aunt's name.

Zhao Xiaoling didn't want the house to be empty.

She discussed with her aunt and grandma about buying a rice noodle making machine, and they agreed.

The supply of rice noodles in public canteens has often been out of order recently, which directly affects their business.I buy a machine to squeeze it myself, and squeeze as much as I want. Now there are more rice noodle shops on the street, and they can also sell it to others wholesale or retail.

Just do what you say, Zhao Xiaoling contacted Wang Yuan before, and he helped to find out that there is a place that sells this kind of machine in the provincial capital.

Zhao Xiaoling asked Tang Chun to rent out the family's field to others to grow, and he came to help squeeze rice noodles.

Of course Tang Chun accepted it readily. He had long wanted to end the situation of being separated from Zhao Yulan, and now he found that Zhao Yulan was getting more and more beautiful and attractive in the city. A happy mood was more useful than any high-end cosmetics. Self-confidence added a unique charm, so Tang Chun's sense of crisis became stronger and stronger. How could he not want to be by her side all the time!
And now that they have their own house in the county, it's only natural for a family to live together.

Zhao Xiaoling called her uncle, followed Wang Yuan to the provincial capital, and bought a machine for squeezing rice noodles.

This machine is more advanced than the rice noodle squeezer in the public canteen. The rice noodle squeezed out by the machine in the public canteen has only one size, medium-thick rice noodles, but the one Zhao Xiaoling and the others bought can squeeze three kinds of rice noodles, thick, thin, and medium-thick. .What kind of rice noodles do you want, just change an outlet.

The seller is a fat man with a quick mind, in his 40s. He personally sent a car to bring the machine back, and taught Tang Chun how to assemble it, how to use it, how to maintain and repair it.

Zhao Xiaoling said: "Uncle, I don't know anything about machines. If such a big guy buys it back, if he doesn't know how to use it, it will be a pile of scrap iron, so you have to study hard. From now on, you will be in charge of this machine."

Tang Chun also felt that he had a great responsibility. He studied very seriously, asked tirelessly, and memorized it in a small notebook. His attitude was more serious than that of a primary school student. After following the operation a few times, my uncle was already very proficient.

After buying the machine, it was placed in a room in my aunt's house.

In the next room, the purchased rice is piled up, and my aunt and uncle live in an attic upstairs.The three children continue to live with Zhao Xiaoling.

Now Zhao Xiaoling and the others have their own machine for squeezing rice noodles, which is much more convenient, especially on market days, and they don't need to go to the public cafeteria again and again.

Zhao Xiaoling's rice noodles are three types: thin, medium and thick, so people are very curious and like to buy his rice noodles.

Those who open rice noodle shops, of course, also follow the preferences of customers. They all go to their homes for wholesale, and those who retail in the vegetable market go to Zhao Xiaoling for wholesale. It can be said that most of the rice noodle sellers in the county go to Zhao Xiaoling’s house to get rice noodles, so Zhao Xiaoling's sources of income have virtually increased.

At noon that day, because it was a cold day in the street, there were no customers in the rice noodle shop. Zhao Yulan was sitting alone in the shop. When she saw Zhao Shufen poking her head outside the shop door, she went out to ask her.

"Shufen, your parents came to see you a few months ago, and they heard that you married Zhang Weimin?"

Zhao Shufen nodded, "Yes! We just exchanged the marriage certificate and didn't have a banquet. Zhang Weimin is an orphan and has no parents, so we kept everything simple."

(End of this chapter)