Each poison came with an instruction manual explaining how to use it and its effects. Each order of poison also included an antidote, which could be purchased or not.

Jiang Wanwan browsed around and bought quite a few types of poisons, many of which were effective upon being sprinkled or smelled. These poisons were stored in a locker for future use.

Before they knew it, the oxcart had arrived in town.

Jiang Wanwan drove the oxcart toward the town gate.

She was already very familiar with the soldiers guarding the city gate. The soldiers didn't charge her an entrance fee and waved her through the gate.

Jiang Wanwan thanked the soldiers guarding the city and then headed towards Laifu Restaurant.

The waiter, Zhang Dakang, had already changed into a new red uniform and was standing at the entrance of the restaurant, greeting customers with a smile.

It must be said that Zhang Laifu is very proactive.

The plan was only given out yesterday, and it's already being implemented today.

When Zhang Dakang saw Jiang Wanwan, his smile widened even more. He jogged over and asked warmly, "Miss Jiang, what brings you here?"

Jiang Wanwan nimbly jumped off the oxcart and said with a smile, "I came here to see Uncle Fu about something. Brother Er, could you please help me carry this basket down?"

"Alright, all done." With that, the waiter Zhang Dakang carried the basket down.

"What's inside? New ingredients? Why is it so heavy?" Zhang Dakang asked casually as he slung the basket over his shoulder.

"Yes and no. They're just small gifts to attract customers today," Jiang Wanwan said, already walking into the restaurant.

The restaurant today is different from what it used to be; it has been completely renovated.

Moreover, Zhang Dakang was no longer the only waiter; the restaurant had recently hired four new waiters. These four waiters wore matching red uniforms with the words "Laifu Restaurant" prominently displayed on the back.

Zhang Laifu was standing in front of the counter, rapidly calculating the accounts.

He was really unsure about Jiang Wanwan's idea. He hadn't even earned back the money yet, and he had already spent a lot of money to renovate the restaurant and hire four waiters and two old women to help with chopping and washing vegetables.

Hey~

Zhang Laifu sighed deeply. If this really didn't work out, Laifu Restaurant would have to wait to close down.

Just as he was feeling worried, he looked up and saw a familiar figure.

"My dear niece, what brings you here today?" Zhang Laifu excitedly jogged out from behind the counter. "How's the renovation going? How's it coming along with our restaurant?"

Jiang Wanwan looked at it carefully for a few moments, her eyes full of smiles. "Very good. It has to be Uncle Laifu. In less than half a day, our restaurant has changed so much."

"Hehe, today's menu has already been prepared, and we'll write down the new dishes for each day on the board and hang it at the door to attract customers," Zhang Laifu explained.

"Yes, I've already seen it. I'm here today to deliver mosquito coils to Uncle Laifu."

After saying that, Zhang Dakang cleverly put the basket on his back on the ground.

Jiang Wanwan lifted the cover on the basket, revealing bags of mosquito coils inside.

"Mosquito coils?" Zhang Laifu asked doubtfully. "I didn't order any mosquito coils. Are you sure you're not mistaken, niece?"

"Or is this whole basket of mosquito coils a gift for me? But I don't need that many."

Jiang Wanwan chuckled and explained, "Uncle Laifu, these mosquito coils aren't for you; they're for the customers who come in to eat."