With one person taking the lead, more people followed suit. Anyone who came with a family would leave one seat for them, and the rest would gather around Ye Heng, scrambling to buy.

"Line up, come one by one." Ye Heng felt a little uncomfortable being surrounded by so many people. He couldn't help but put on a cold face, which scared these people so much that they quickly lined up in an orderly manner.

Ye Heng paused for a moment before realizing that he might have frightened someone. While blaming himself for not doing the job properly, he pretended to be nonchalant.

"Do you want sweet or savory?"

“Sweet…sweet.”

The line outside Huanxi Restaurant was getting longer and longer. Many people were there to buy the crystal cakes. For a while, even the half-price dishes inside were not as attractive as them.

Why?

Even if you queue up long enough today, you may not be able to get into the restaurant!

Crystal cakes are different. They can be taken away, are made quickly, are delicious and affordable. Wouldn’t you hurry up and take advantage of the half-price sale to get some?

Yishun Street has never been so lively before. Today it really opened the eyes of other shops on this street.

By the way, it also brought a lot of business to other stores.

The bamboo tubes for takeout at Huanxi Restaurant cost two cents each. If you are not so particular, you can go to the grocery store next door and buy ten pieces of oil paper for one cent. What should you do if you don’t need that much?

It’s okay, the store owner said that if you buy anything from my store that costs more than five cents, we will give you one for free.

If you've been waiting in line for too long, come to our place and we'll rent you a small stool for two cents to help you reserve a seat.

Many vendors came upon hearing the noise, wading into the crowd to sell their small wares. Everyone was bored waiting in line, so they loved to pick and choose. As time went by, business was done.

The nearby shop owners understood that if Huanxi Restaurant prospered, they would also prosper, so from now on, they had to be polite to the girl from the Liu family.

Fortunately, there are no other restaurants on Yishun Street except for one selling buns. The two restaurants have different peak business hours, are not at the same level at all, and have no duplicate dishes, so there is not much competition.

From that day on, Liu Qinghuan suddenly found that her popularity on the street had improved...

It was finally the hour of Xu that day. Tian Rong politely sent the last few tables of guests away. Ye Heng moved the things outside back in as if escaping and closed the door.

"I'm starving. Yu Niang, do you have any ready-made dishes? Anything will do. Take it out and fill your stomach."

At the end of the day, I was so busy that I didn’t even have time to drink a sip of water.

"There's no ready-made food here. There are only two cucumbers left. Would you like to eat first, sir?"

Liu Qinghuan held his forehead and said, "Brother Xiaorong, go see if that bun shop outside is closed. Buy some buns and we'll just have a bite."

He counted out fifty coins from the counter and gave them to Tian Rong, saying, "Buy more, especially meat ones. I think I can eat ten right now."

"I also think I can eat ten." Tian Rong thought his boss was interesting and suddenly felt less tired. He even joked with Liu Qinghuan.

"Then take another twenty cents and buy more." Liu Qinghuan really gave Tian Rong another twenty cents, and Tian Rong suddenly believed what she said about being able to eat ten.

Tian Rong went to the bun shop, and the owner was stunned to see seventy copper coins spread out on the table.

"It's so late, and we don't have that many buns at home. We have eight meat buns left, and only four vegetarian ones. They're twenty cents in total. You can take them all if you want."

The owner of the bun shop recognized that these were the waiters from the Huanxi Restaurant. He suddenly realized that they were probably too busy today and couldn't even make dinner.

"Okay, give them all to me." Tian Rong counted out twenty cents and packed up twelve buns that the bun shop owner and his family had prepared for dinner and breakfast and took them back to the restaurant.