"I'm afraid it won't taste good." Her grandmother Chen Xiaoying was a little hesitant. The feeling of kneading dough by people and by machines is different.

"Nai, if you want to expand your business, using machines instead of manual labor is the inevitable path we have to take. What we can do is to adjust the ratio of water and flour as much as possible and try to make the taste the best." Li Yutong said solemnly.

"What about the filling for the buns?" Chen Xiaoying asked.

Li Yutong shook her head: "Grandma, let's do this ourselves."

Whether the buns are delicious or not, the dough and fillings are the most important.

After the two of them had discussed it, Chen Xiaoying told Li Yutong about the fourth son, Li Honggang: "Your fourth uncle is thin-skinned. It's too tiring for him to run the business alone. A few days ago, when he was busy, he made a mistake in calculating the bills for people. Some people bought things and took advantage of the crowd to take the buns and left, and he didn't even react."

Li Yutong understood what her grandmother meant. Her fourth uncle was not the type to do business alone. With the wholesale of buns, the profit he would make from selling buns would become less and less, because now anyone who set up a stall to do business, opened a breakfast shop, or came to Chen Li Restaurant could get wholesale buns.

The competition is getting more and more intense. Once the market is saturated, her fourth uncle’s buns will definitely not sell well.

Kaiyuan County is this big and has this many people.

If we want to expand, we must be able to sell buns to provincial capitals and all over the country.

Chen Xiaoying was a little excited by her granddaughter's words: "Will this work?"

"Grandma, I have partnered with the county government to open a food factory. I think the county government can also provide some convenience to our steamed bun business." Li Yutong said.

"Okay, I'll listen to you." Chen Xiaoying thought about it and made up her mind. Just do it. No matter whether it succeeds or not, she will not regret it.

As the grandparents and grandchildren were talking, they saw Liu Lanxiang peeking around not far away.

"What does my mother want to do?" Li Yutong couldn't help asking. Her mother knew something was wrong when she saw it.

"I told your parents about your purchase of a shop. They probably wanted to ask you about it." Chen Xiaoying said, "You spent so much money just like that. If I hadn't told them you bought a shop, your dad would have dared to beat you."

In the eyes of the eldest son Li Hongwei, no matter how capable his eldest daughter is, she is still his daughter, and he will beat her if she is disobedient.

In most cases, the uneducated people in the village use the stick to educate their children.

Li Yutong has only been reborn for one or two years and has not been beaten. In the past, she was beaten every now and then.

Two pats on the back and a whip with a stick, that's it. It doesn't hurt too much, but it hurts your self-esteem.

"Oh, I understand." Li Yutong was really afraid of her father when she was a child. Her father, Li Hongwei, looked fierce and glared, which was very scary.

Now she is not afraid.

Seriously speaking, he wouldn't hit her since she made so much money and didn't give him any worries about her studies.

Liu Lanxiang waved for her daughter to come over, and when she saw her third brother's wife Zhao Xueyan looking at her, she pulled her out, found a deserted place on the street, and told her about her brother Liu Jianshe.

Li Yutong was speechless: "Mom, you agreed? It's not done yet, and I've said that I only provide technology and don't care about other things related to labor and material management. I've said this before, and you're asking me to go back on my word?"

Liu Lanxiang felt sorry for her brother: "Your grandma only has your uncle as her son. If he doesn't have a job and can't eat, your grandma will die with regrets."

"Mom, my first, second, and third aunts won't just sit there and watch my uncle do nothing." In his previous life, it was his second aunt who found his uncle a job.

His uncle Liu Jianshe never made a lot of money in his life, just a fixed salary. After marrying off his two sons, he was completely broke and in poor health. Then, he no longer cared about any important matters at home.

For example, a daughter-in-law gives birth to a child.

Two of her cousins ​​were in hospital and two of her cousins ​​had children.

If it costs 5,000 yuan, it will be taken by my aunt and shared equally by several sisters.

When talking about it, Li Yutong was moved by the unity and love of the aunts, but also felt a little helpless.

As for her uncle Liu Jianshe, how should she describe him? She didn't know what to say. Anyway, he didn't do anything bad. At most, he spoke without thinking. He also had self-respect and didn't want to spend other people's money, but he had no money and something happened in his family that required money.

As for her aunts, they didn't give much money, but they did give a lot. Having a baby or treating an illness are big events, and the money they gave was only one-fifth of their 6,000 to 7,000 yuan pension. They didn't think it was a big deal.

She was in a complicated mood.

"What? Can it be done? If not, forget it. I'll tell your uncle." Although Liu Lanxiang wanted to help her brother, she was not Voldemort. When she was hungry, she would never go to her mother's family, which was richer than hers, to get food.

"Mom, don't worry, let me ask first." See if there is a job suitable for her uncle in the factory.

Her uncle is also a decent high school graduate, so there are many suitable jobs for him.

"Your uncle is in poor health and can't do heavy or hard work." Liu Lanxiang told the truth. It didn't matter whether she made money or not. If she got sick while working, she would not be able to explain to her mother.

"Okay, Mom, I get it." Li Yutong agreed.

As she spoke, she also casually told her mother about business: "I am indeed going to open a food factory to make my hot pot ingredients. Next year, I will plant the red pepper No. 3 on all the land at home. I control the raw materials, and I must harvest the ones I grow first."

Liu Lanxiang has never been used to doing business in the county town. If she farms, she has her feet on the land and doesn't have to deal with people, which makes her feel at ease.

After hearing her daughter's words, she was very happy: "Okay, okay, I'll tell your dad when I get home."

Liu Lanxiang saw that she had finished talking about the important matters, looked to the side, and then approached Li Yutong, staring at her and asked: "Your father and I know about your purchase of the shop. How much money do you have left? Give me your passbook and I will keep it for you."

Li Yutong was stunned: "Mom, you want to keep my money?"

"What do you mean it's your money? I gave birth to you, and your money is mine and your father's money." Liu Lanxiang said unhappily.

Li Yutong sighed: "I'm not a child, are you afraid that I will be cheated?"

Li Yutong refused to give it to her, and Liu Lanxiang was unhappy, but she didn't force her: "Then you keep it for yourself, and don't let anyone cheat you."

Li Yutong was thinking: "Mom, you should go back and tell my dad that we made money to buy a shop. Don't tell anyone about it. There are some people who will come to you like flies smelling meat when they see someone rich, and they are specifically trying to set traps and cheat people out of their money."

Liu Lanxiang also knew this kind of people. A few years ago, there was a black lottery in the neighboring village, and they would just invite whoever had money to play.

She couldn't help but feel alert: "I know, I'll go back and tell your dad."

The store was busy and Liu Lanxiang didn't need to stay, so Chen Xiaoying let her go back.

Li Yutong also expressed her concerns.

In short, wealth should not be shown to the public, so as to avoid disaster.