The Peasant Wife Is a Lucky Charm - Chapter 91

Chapter 91: Earning Money with Her Brothers

Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations

“You can give the money to Fifth Brother as our living expenses.” “In this way, Third Brother won’t have to copy so many books.”

“Also, we should give the money to Third Sister-in-law!”

It was the first time for Su Ning to speak with her Second Brother so loudly, so everyone was looking at him.

Su Cheng was trying very hard to talk him out of it.

“Second Brother, Sister is right. We should save the money, in case we need it urgently. We don’t have to use the contract as collateral like last time!”

Su Ping felt a bit embarrassed seeing his brother and sister who were more sensible than him.

“Then… let’s just leave the money for now.”

“But Second Brother will continue to dig yams.”

“Second Brother said that he would buy you new clothes, and he will.” Su Ning compromised. “Okay, we can buy them when Second Brother earns more money.”

Qin Zhenzhen set up a table next to Elder Brother’s pork store, continuing her efforts to promote the seasonings and yams. She passionately explained the various ways to enjoy yams and highlighted their numerous benefits. “We have a wide array of options when it comes to eating yams!”

“We can prepare flavorful yam pork bone soup or a lean meat soup using yams.”

“They can be roasted or steamed for a delightful twist.”

“And once sliced and sundried, they can be ground into a powder that adds nutrition to rice paste, benefiting children’s digestion and strengthening their spleen. ”

“Manager Lin from the pharmacy shared this information with me. You can also ask him about it.”

As more people gathered, discussions sparked among them.

“Can it truly be that effective?”

“This can’t be a mere fabrication, can it?”

Some individuals even went to the pharmacy to inquire and were reassured by hearing the same information. Consequently, they joined the ranks of yam buyers.

Pork bones, which were previously challenging to sell, were suddenly in high demand and sold out swiftly.

The crowd grew larger, with some being potential buyers and others simply curious observers.

However, the number of people purchasing seasonings surpassed the previous levels.

Qin Zhenzhen quickly sold out all the seasonings.

The two bundles of yams were also completely sold out.

Qin Dalong couldn’t contain his joy; he was even happier than when he sold all his pork.

Qin Zhenzhen counted the money and had a conversation with her Elder

Brother. “Elder Brother, I will sell the seasonings on your behalf, and you will receive payment.’

Qin Dalong waved his hands dismissively. “You are my sister. What need is there for compensation?”

Qin Zhenzhen spoke earnestly, “Brothers should keep a clear account. I have been selling them for quite some time, and I am investing my labor and using the store. We are all earning money together.”

Qin Dalong laughed appreciatively. “Alright, thanks to you, my dear sister, we can earn some extra pocket money!”

His happiness was palpable.

After getting married, his sister underwent a remarkable transformation from laziness and greed to a completely different person.

She became industrious, capable of making money and efficiently managing the family affairs. Most notably, she exhibited reasonableness in her actions.

It seemed that the fortune-teller’s predictions were coming true.

At this rate, even if Su Bin couldn’t achieve a top-ranking position, his sister had the potential to become a wealthy woman, leading their family to great success.

She even started involving her brothers in earning some pocket money.

Thanks to her sister’s popular seasonings, more people flocked to buy pork than ever before.

Since his sister also taught them how to make pork bone soup, they could sell out the bones as well.

Pork became such a hot commodity that they needed to reserve some in advance, or else there would be none left even at home.

Before returning to their mother’s home, Qin Zhenzhen decided to treat her brothers to lunch in town.

Inside her basket, she carried dried yam slices to deliver to the county pharmacies..