Chapter 1101 Beijing Rouge Shop

   Even if the price of this food is at the lowest in the prosperous age, it is still a necessity.

   But now the entire Great Chu seems to be in a prosperous age, but it is not strong and strong, and many people are hungry.

  She can wait for the golden age to research better-tasting grains, and then sell the grains at high prices to rich families. After all, buying land to grow grains will not lose money.

   In addition, sweet potatoes, corn, potatoes and other coarse grains, all the sweet potatoes in the hometown are made into sweet potato flour, which is not enough to sell Shen Jiajun, so naturally there is no leftover.

   Corn is ground and used to raise chickens and ducks.

   All in all, she doesn't have much food on hand.

Ye Muyu resolutely chose to buy three more villages. The land in the north can be bought for an acre or three taels, but the land in the south of the Yangtze River is expensive, and the land in the south is more expensive. The north is sparsely populated and the land is vast. She decisively chose the north. The field, a plain, is more convenient for farming.

   It's just that there are not many places to choose. They can only be close to the state capital of Yuzhou. If they are too far away, they may be embarrassed by the local gentry.

  Ye Muyu finally decided to choose Huizhou, which is north of Yuzhou, and Tang Dongfeng still needs to handle this matter.

  In addition to this, the ledger of Rouge Shop in Beijing was also sent over.

Ye Muyu looked at the huge one above, with a monthly profit of three thousand taels or more, and took a breath in her heart. Although she would listen to Tang Dongfeng's report on the income of the Beijing Rouge Shop every three months, she didn't look at it now. Year-end accounts should be intuitive.

  The price of the grease in it is not less than ten taels.

  Ye Muyu couldn't help but sigh that there are so many rich and noble families in the capital.

   This is still a quantitative amount of grease, there is not so many reasons, otherwise I am afraid that the profit will be more.

  However, controlling the amount of grease is not only because there are no materials, but the lack of manpower is an excuse, mainly because it is not too conspicuous.

  If the monthly income is really more than ten thousand taels, I am afraid that people will be embarrassed if they follow closely.

  In today's income, others don't see how much profit they make, they only know how to make money, but because the amount is not large, at most they are envious, and they will not give birth to the idea of ​​forcibly plundering and framing.

   This is the profit that Chu Heng's current status can match.

Even so, from time to time there are still quite a few people who want to take advantage of this opportunity to inquire about the people who make grease. It can be said that the money is very dangerous. The profits are too high.

  The key is that no one has been able to make analog products yet, and no one even knows how to do it.

  Because no one knows what the specific ingredients are.

   "Ma'am, shopkeeper Tang is here." Sumei's voice came from outside the door, and Ye Muyu answered.

   Tang Dongfeng opened the curtain and walked in.

   "Madam." Tang Dongfeng saluted.

   "Please sit down."

   "Thank you, madam." Tang Dongfeng was not polite, and found a seat next to him.

  Ye Muyu asked directly: "Is there any trouble in the rouge shop in the capital?"

   "Speaking of which, several dignitaries have come to look for the shopkeeper and want to cooperate with us." Tang Dongfeng also looked a little cautious.

  Ye Muyu frowned: "My master and I haven't received any news. They directly skipped the real master and asked the subordinates. It seems that the rouge shop in the capital has indeed been targeted."

   "Ma'am, what do you think?" Tang Dongfeng asked.

   "Who do you think you can choose to cooperate with?" Ye Muyu knew that this was already the limit, and sooner or later someone would be tempted by the way of the fat, and those aristocratic families who were not short of money might not do it.

  (end of this chapter)