Chapter 179 Different Opinions

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  Ye Muyu went from the main room to the kitchen.

  When Chu Heng saw her coming, he subconsciously frowned and chased her away.

  Ye Muyu hurriedly said: "It's too boring for me to sit in there by myself, so I just look at you and don't do anything."

   "Okay, you wait, I'll bring you a stool." Chu Heng quickly washed his hands, then went to the main room and brought out a chair, put it behind Ye Muyu, let her sit, and didn't let her get involved in anything.

  Ye Muyu felt helpless, but she could only accept it, because Chu Heng never gave her a chance to refuse.

   After Chu Heng finished carrying the stool, he continued to learn how to make soft cakes from Chu Ziluo.

  Ye Muyu reminded: "I think the soft cake baked in the oven will be more fragrant and less soft."

  Chu Heng had already put the cake embryos into the pot to steam, and he was stirring egg whites to make cream with his hands free.

  There has been milk in the family for spare recently, and Chu Xing, who was called by Chu Heng, went to buy it every day.

   "Will it be more fragrant?" Chu Heng raised his eyebrows, he didn't know what he thought of, and refused: "No, I can try it for my family and sell it to others. It's too good and inappropriate."

  When Ye Muyu heard this, she looked at Chu Heng in surprise.

Although she also thinks that making it in an oven will make the Xie family more profitable. After all, the oven can not only make soft cakes, but also other types of cakes. The ancients are not stupid. The new breed doesn't need to pay her money yet.

  But Ye Muyu also wanted to try to see if he could raise the price.

   After all, the oven is not difficult to repair. Just like the ceramic ovens of this era, even if you don’t mention that the soft cake can be baked in the oven at the beginning, you will just keep it a while.

   It's better to make friends with Xie's family.

  Since ancient times valued aristocratic families, it is bound to value connections even more.

   She doesn't care about connections if she makes a small amount of money, but if she makes a lot of money, it depends on whether she can keep it.

  Ye Muyu has always been a character who takes one step and sees three steps, and if she does well in business, it will also be a help to Chu Heng in the imperial examination.

   Seeing Ye Muyu tilt her head in deep thought, Chu Heng did not ignore the fleeting doubt.

He also brought a stool himself, sat down in front of her, looked at the woman's soft face, coughed lightly, saw Ye Muyu looked over, and then explained: "The pastry is already very novel, if it is better , it seems that this soft cake is not precious." "No matter what good things you have, you should take them out slowly, which will not only give people a sense of expectation, but also raise the price very well. Moreover, after many times, favors will be owed." Get off." Chu Heng looked at her and said, his voice was deep but pleasant.

  Ye Muyu suddenly realized, and I have to say that Chu Heng is too good at controlling people's hearts. According to what he said, there was no news that the Xie family's oven could make pastries at the beginning, and after the Xie family earned a dividend.

  He then told the Xie family the news that he 'accidentally' discovered that the oven made it taste better. This time he didn't know how to take money, but it made the Xie family feel that they owed him a favor.

   When selling other things later, the Xie family automatically raised the price.

   This back and forth, even if there is no friendship.

   "Of course, not everyone can use this method, the Xie family can barely do it." Chu Heng said.

  Ye Muyu thought to himself, this person almost had the words "virtuous and upright" written on his face, and he smiled for a while.

"You don't have to worry. I'll help you with the business. You can do whatever else you want. You don't have to be too tired. You can do whatever you want. You should support the family." Chu Heng didn't care whether Ye Muyu could make money or not. For him, it is an insult to him that even a wife and children have to live on dowry.

  (end of this chapter)