"Sis, I think we shouldn't miss this opportunity," Zhao Guangran whispered to Gong Ruini.
Isn't that obvious? Gong Ruini had thought before that after staying in Beijing for a few years, once they got familiar with the ways and the situation wasn't so dire, they'd bring some goods from the Northeast to the Imperial City to sell.
Who would have thought Wan Qiweng could introduce a renowned Chinese medicine practitioner? Of course, they should first try to sell herbs.
"The more money we make, the more we can take to Beijing later on—grains, mushrooms, cured meats—they're all money makers." These days, many people are short on cash; even if they have the idea, they'd start small.
So now is the best time for them to enter the market. By the time everyone else jumps in, they'll have plenty of money. Even if someone tries to compete, what do they care? They have money and connections.
