peasant girl lucky star

Chapter 179
What I saw at the wedding banquet that day were big wild boars and wild deer, as well as a lot of pheasants and hares, all of which were serious game!

If this is placed in a restaurant, it will definitely make a lot of money!
"This little lady is the one you mentioned?" the shopkeeper said uncertainly.

The chef waved his hand: "It's not her, it's her husband who is very good at hunting. He is outside now. He said he killed a wild boar weighing three hundred catties. What price do you think is suitable?"

The shopkeeper said, "Can I see what the wild boar looks like first?"

The chef frowned, he could see that the shopkeeper wanted to lower the price, but what could he do?We can only cooperate.

Ming Yan said yes, and they left the restaurant, came to the carriage, the shopkeeper and the chef lifted the curtain, and saw the big wild boar lying in the carriage, their eyes hurt in amazement.

Except for some rubbing marks on the wild boar, no blood flowed out at all.

The shopkeeper looked at the wild boar's head, feeling a little pity, the pig's head was smashed and deformed, and the pig's brain must be incomplete.

"This boar—"

The shopkeeper sighed and said it was a pity, it would have been nice if the pig's head hadn't been smashed, and said it would affect the price.

Seeing that he didn't get to the point, Mingyan raised her eyebrows and said, "Then can I ask, what price do you offer?"

The shopkeeper stretched out five fingers of his right hand and said, "Five taels of silver."

The chef's face turned ugly when he heard this, is it too little to only give five taels?
Mingyan hehehe: This person treats her as a fool, right?

"It seems that the shopkeeper is dishonest in his business. Ordinary domesticated pork costs twenty cents a catty. Why is the wild boar in our carriage worth three hundred catties. Can the shopkeeper use me to figure out how much it is worth?"

This is worth six taels of silver anyway, and the price is not suppressed like this, not to mention that this is a wild boar, the price is more expensive than ordinary domestic pigs.

The shopkeeper said reluctantly, "Then I'll give you six taels of silver, that's all right."

Mingyan said goodbye manually: "It is said that it is domestic pork at twenty cents a pound. Since the shopkeeper doesn't want to buy our wild boar, then forget it. I really can't believe that there is no restaurant in this town that wants our wild boar. gone."

The shopkeeper pretended to be angry and said, "Our Yunqi Restaurant is the largest restaurant in Qingmu Town. Besides us, Yunqi, who else can eat your wild boar? If you don't sell it, then go away."

Mingyan didn't even look at the shopkeeper, walked towards Shen Yu, grabbed his sleeve and said, "Master, let's go, and we won't sell them the prey in the future."

Shen Yu acted according to the command, his eyes fell on the little white hand on his sleeve, he caught it in his palm and held it tightly.

Ming Yan didn't pay attention, she glanced at the shopkeeper who was blowing his beard and staring, and told Shen Yu to go to the restaurant opposite.

The business of the two restaurants is good, and Mingyan thinks that they are opposites. Instead of selling to the restaurant on the other street, it is better to sell to the opposite, so as to cooperate with the Yunqi Restaurant.

Seeing Ming Yan and Shen Yu pulling the carriage to the opposite side, the shopkeeper hurriedly asked the chef to stop them.

The chef obediently went, but Mingyan didn't give him a chance to speak.

"Uncle, it's not that I don't give you face. After the second brother Ming told me what you left, I wondered why you also helped me and my husband-in-law at the wedding banquet, so today my husband-in-law killed a wild boar. I didn't even think about pulling the wild boar over, but you saw it too, and it's not our husband and wife's fault."

The chef felt guilty when he heard the words, and wanted to ask to keep someone, but he couldn't say that.

"Uncle, let's forget about it. Even if our business is completed today, there will be no next time."

(End of this chapter)