"Come buy crayfish! Affordable prices, fair and honest service!"

"Pork offal costs thirty coins a pound!"

"Crayfish are 25 coins a pound!"

The three little ones were stunned by the price.

"How can they sell it for such a low price!"

"Mother, they're all the same stuff. If they're selling it so cheaply, won't no one buy from us?"

"Of course, you're definitely not going to have any business today!" The speaker was Aunt Lin, who had a stall next to Wan Shu's.

Uncle Lin and Aunt Lin aren't selling sesame cakes today; instead, they've brought two large buckets of pig offal and crayfish to sell.

The two men placed pig offal and crayfish on their stall, hands on their hips, looking smug.

"Your business was good before because you were selling something novel. Now that we have it too, I guarantee no one will come back to buy from you!"

"You!" Siya was immediately enraged and picked up a stool from the stall, intending to hit someone, but Wan Shu quickly pulled her back.

"Siya, calm down. It's normal to have competition in business. Don't waste time arguing with them. We just need to do things as usual."

Siya pursed her lips, looking unconvinced, but in the end she listened to Wan Shu and ignored Uncle Lin and Aunt Lin, and set up her stall as usual.

They left early today, and there were no customers queuing up yet.

However, two regular customers arrived shortly afterward.

One of them happened to be a big customer who bought 20 jin of crayfish yesterday.

The two of them waved their hands.

"Young lady, give me three catties of crayfish and three catties of pork offal!"

"Young lady, just weigh out a pound of pig offal for me."

Wan Shu nodded and was about to pack the food when the voices of Uncle Lin and Aunt Lin from next door came again.

"Young master! We also have pork offal and crayfish here, and they're cheaper than what they sell there. Come and buy from us!"