"Sell, sell, sell!"

The three apprentices beamed with joy when they saw the twenty taels of silver in her hand. That was two years' wages! One of them rubbed his hands together and said, "Young master, how much blood-tonifying and body-strengthening medicine would you like?"

"Same old rules, ten catties of each."

"Hey, you wait here."

There was no room left inside the counter, and the staff were too lazy to unpack the medicine packets, so they simply packed them up and piled them outside the counter.

Su Wan was able to sit at first, but as the pile of medicine packets grew, she had to stand by the door. When the workers realized they couldn't fit them all, they piled the medicine packets towards the doorway leading to the back room.

The three men were exhausted and out of breath. They finally finished wrapping the dumplings around lunchtime. One of them leaned on the counter and said, "Sir, we're done. Here's your twenty taels of silver..."

Su Wan leaned against the door frame and looked back at the bustling crowd.

Honestly, all these onlookers must have a lot of free time. They've been watching from morning till noon, and they don't even get hungry.

She looked back into the room; now, medicine packets almost filled the entire Baohetang pharmacy, with piles of packets at least half a person's height covering every available space. The three shop assistants could only squat on the counter.

That's what makes it interesting.

She smiled slightly and said, "Excuse me, what was I saying? The doctor said I have a bad memory and always talk nonsense..."

The three men were taken aback. One of them said, "Young master, you wouldn't be... again..."

“I just realized I’ve gone to the wrong pharmacy,” Su Wan unfolded her fan. “I should have gone to another pharmacy. I didn’t expect to end up here. I’m sorry, I have to go now.”

The three men were furious and shouted in unison, "So you're here to cause trouble, kid!"

Su Wan laughed, turned around, made a face, and said, "Three idiots, you only just realized that?"