Jun Yan put down his teacup and nodded without hesitation, "Make a reservation then."

He had never heard of such a novel phrase before. Su Ji Restaurant was opened by Su Hua and Qin Yucheng together, so she must have come up with the phrase.

Thinking of that aloof face, the man suddenly found it somewhat amusing. At the Hundred Flowers Banquet, he had thought that no matter how talented she was, she could only be a source of amusement at best. Now it seemed that she was much more than that.

Two flowers bloom, each representing a different branch.

After having lunch in Tongxin Lane, Su Hua and her group boarded a carriage and headed to the center of Tangshan City, as promised to take the two little ones shopping.

As for the ten pieces of jade that were unearthed, apart from the Five Blessings, she entrusted Xiao Jinhan to sell them all. There were two pieces of imperial green, one piece of yellow jade, one piece of red jade, one piece of royal purple, and the remaining four pieces were slightly inferior ones: spicy green, glutinous ice, and glutinous eggplant purple.

Xiao Jinhan gave her a total of 500,000 taels of silver notes for the nine jade stones. She wasn't worried at all that he was cheating her; on the contrary, she was worried that he had given her too much. The 500,000 taels were all in 1,000-tael notes, and when they were moved together, they couldn't fit in two hands. They filled a large mahogany box.

Su Hua held the two mahogany boxes, feeling their weight; one box contained silver notes, and the other contained the Five Blessings.

One coin here is equivalent to one dollar in China, one tael is equivalent to one thousand dollars, and five hundred thousand taels is five hundred million dollars.

Back then, she worked 996 hours a day for seven years at a large factory and only managed to save one million yuan. If someone told her that she could earn five hundred million yuan in the near future, she would definitely think that person was crazy.

Now that she suddenly has so much money, she doesn't seem to be too excited. After a moment of joy, she quickly calms down.

The carriage clattered forward, with Su Dalang and Su Erlang each holding a small child, peering out the window with great interest. They saw fragrant and sticky pastries, bright red candied hawthorns, crystal-clear sugar figurines, all sorts of clothes and embroidered items, and even acrobatic performances breaking large stones...

At the end of Tongxin Lane, Uncle Zhou watched the carriage gradually disappear into the distance until it could no longer be seen or heard, before finally turning back.

As soon as I got back to the hospital, I immediately brought the carrier pigeon.