Xue Yinzhu dressed up as a maidservant born in the Xie family's exile. When she first crossed over, the original owner had just stolen the family's last two hundred coins.
When her own mother wanted to sever ties with her, Mrs. Xie pointed her finger in the nose and cursed her, and the young master on the bed looked at her colder than his enemy.
Everyone said: Xue Yinzhu is useless.
Xue Yinzhu lowered his head and looked at the two hundred coins in his hand, then looked up at the glutinous rice bran in the family's bowl.
Okay, if it's scrapped, it's scrapped.
She took the two hundred coins and bought salt, pepper, vinegar, and sugar. She went to the back mountain to get a bucket of spring water and mixed it with a pot of wild vegetables.
The next day, there was an additional stall in Luoxia Town.
Cold dishes cost five cents a piece, and honey bamboo tube rice costs thirteen cents a piece.
Everyone thought it was expensive, and everyone rushed to buy it.
Later, everyone in Luoxia Town knew that the proprietress of the Zhuji Food Shop on West Street was named Xue, and she was an exiled maid.
Later, Xue Yinzhu bought back the Xie family's old house.
The people who pointed at her nose and scolded her now hold bowls in their hands and wait in line for her to eat.
