Since the new store is planned to be large-scale and there's no need to worry about ingredient procurement, Zhao Qinglan doesn't intend to sell only wontons and spicy hot pot.

Moreover, fearing it would affect the business of the old shop, she removed the wontons from the menu, leaving only the spicy hot pot, and added other dishes.

Mala Tang (a type of spicy hot pot) is the main dish, but in addition to Mala Tang, she also sells easy-to-make Jianbing Guozi (Chinese crepes) and her own secret recipe for braised meat and cold dishes.

She would personally prepare the base for mala tang (spicy hot pot), the sauce for jianbing guozi (Chinese crepes), and the seasoning for braised meat, and then everyone else could do the rest.

Just as Zhao Qinglan had predicted, when looking for a shop again, mentioning the military made things much easier.

However, she wasn't without her troubles.

Once the news spread in the family quarters that she was going to open a shop and hire military wives, people started coming to her door one after another.

Although no one knows how much their family's snack shop in the city earns each day.

Despite the snack shop having been open for so long, some people in the residential area have still eaten there. Seeing that the business is good and Zhao Qingzhu is living a good life, they think the income is acceptable.

After all, Zhao Qingzhu married Zhou Jingsheng, an orphan whom everyone knows and is familiar with. Zhou Jingsheng doesn't have a powerful "Li family" or a high-ranking official as his father.

Among those who came, some tried to ingratiate themselves with others, some brought gifts, and some played the victim.

In short, Zhao Qinglan was extremely annoyed, but fortunately she quickly came up with a solution.

The shop naturally needed to hire military wives, and she naturally wanted to hire someone she knew well who was of good character.

The first person she thought of was Wu Mei.

She went directly to Wu Mei and told her. Wu Mei was naturally happy and accepted her invitation without much hesitation.

Wu Mei's children are all grown up and don't need her to worry about them much. She spends most of her time at home idly.

She would naturally be willing to find something to do that would also earn her money.

After agreeing with Wu Mei, Zhao Qinglan handed over the remaining recruitment matters entirely to Wu Mei.

Wu Mei, the regimental commander's wife, has many ways of dealing with all kinds of military wives.

Trusted and entrusted with such an important task by Zhao Qinglan, she promised to do it well.

Zhao Qinglan was finally able to relax and worry about the store renovation and other matters.