If the business woman does not help the poor, the villain's dream of prosperity will be shatter

The store will open tomorrow, so Qin Shu arrives in the store in advance to see if there are any omissions in the store's layout.

The shop is a two-story building.

It was originally a teahouse, but was closed down by Qin Shu and turned into a rouge shop.

The counters on the first floor were used to display various rouge, powder, creams, etc. The corridor on the second floor was blocked by a beaded curtain, and people walking on it were vague but could not be seen clearly.

There is a row of tables near the railing, on which various snacks and drinks are placed.

The private room was converted into a room for customers with more serious facial problems, who come to the store to use Qin Shu's "special" cream for facial care.

Similar to the "beauty salon" Qin Shu saw in the other world.

There was also a bead curtain hanging at the entrance of the stairs, and a screen was erected next to it, with the words "upstairs is for women only" written on it.

After a round, Qin Shu felt very satisfied, so she left the shop and returned home.

The carriage arrived at the mansion gate. Before Qin Shu got out of the car, she saw another carriage approaching slowly.

Two-horse carriages can be seen everywhere, but the horses used in this carriage are completely black, with snow-white hooves, and their bodies are strong and graceful.

The carriage was ebony in color, with flying eaves and pointed corners, and crepe curtains swaying gently. A topaz jade plaque was hung on a corner of the carriage, and as the carriage moved forward, the jade plaque collided with the palace lantern, making a tinkling sound.

Qin Shu let go of Qingzhu's hand and took a step forward to greet him politely.

The carriage stopped three feet in front of Qin Shu.

A maid in pink palace dress lifted the curtain of the sedan chair, and the coachman placed the stool next to the carriage.

Just as it was set, a woman with half-white hair bowed and slowly walked out of the carriage, got off the carriage holding the hand of a maid, and walked towards Qin Shu with a smile.

The woman was about 40 or 50 years old, with a round face that looked very festive. Her eyes were smiling, and there were a few wrinkles at the corners of her eyes, which made her look even more kind and amiable.

She had an ordinary bun with just a few gold hairpins.

His clothes and appearance were very ordinary, except for his extraordinary demeanor.

The woman walked up to Qin Shu and asked with a smile, "Are you the shopkeeper Qin who set up a stall by Jinyue Lake yesterday?"

He must be here for the rouge and cream!

Qin Shu bowed her head and knelt down, saying, "Yes, it is me."

The woman looked at Qin Shu and said, "She really looks like a very smart and intelligent child."

Qin Shu quickly replied: "Thank you for the compliment, Madam. May I know who Madam is?"

The woman smiled and asked, "Does your family still have the things that the shopkeeper sold by Jinyue Lake yesterday?"

Qin Shu said, "Yes, it's in the mansion, please come in, Madam."

The woman took the maid's hand and, under the guidance of Qin Shu, went to the front yard and entered the main room.

After serving tea, Qin Shu brought over some of the rouge, powder, and cream that she had just made.

The woman opened the boxes one by one, examined them carefully, and smelled them carefully.

Then he smiled and asked, "Are these things prepared by Shopkeeper Qin himself?"

Qin Shu repeated what she had said to Aunt Yu before, and said, "I used to make some according to the recipe in my spare time. I tried it myself and felt it was good, so I thought of opening a shop."

The woman nodded slightly, and then told the purpose of her trip, "My daughter is not feeling well and cannot go out. I would like to ask Shopkeeper Qin to come to my house. Is it convenient for Shopkeeper Qin to come now?"

It’s convenient. It’s so convenient!

This woman looks like a servant in a wealthy family.

Even a maid has such a demeanor.

There was also a carriage outside the door and a maid standing beside it...

Qin Shu smiled calmly, and returned the greeting without being servile or arrogant, saying, "Please wait for a moment, Madam. I will prepare something and then go with you."

The woman nodded slightly.

Qin Shu thought about it and brought a small box of cream to be sold when the store opened tomorrow, as well as some rouge, powder, etc.

Then he followed the woman out the door.

The carriage headed north and after passing Cui'an Gate, Qin Shu knew where they were going.

That place is bounded by the four gates of Cui'an, Chaoyang, Hongque and Lin'an, and ordinary people's carriages are not allowed to pass within a radius of five miles.

The Qin Mansion's carriage stopped at Cui'an Gate. After Qin Shu boarded the carriage in front, the carriage continued to move forward.

After passing through an arched doorway, the carriage continued forward and stopped after nearly quarter of an hour.

Someone lifted the curtain of the carriage and said softly, "Madame Lin, Shopkeeper Qin, we're here."

Qin Shu got off the carriage and found herself in a palace-like residence.

In front of the place where we got off the bus was a small vermilion gate, with long and narrow alleys at both ends that stretched as far as the eye could see.

Nanny Lin took Qin Shu through the small gate and walked along the narrow alley. After turning countless bends and passing countless corridors and pavilions, they finally stopped in front of a courtyard.

Nanny Lin took Qin Shu straight into the yard.

The huge courtyard, pavilions, towers, winding paths and secluded ponds are breathtakingly beautiful.

After walking through the stone path in the courtyard and reaching the main door, the maid at the door was about to go in and report when she heard a loud shout from inside, "Get out!"

The maid at the door quickly dodged to the side upon hearing the sound.

Before the shouting ended, a Jingyao jade porcelain vase flew out, brushed past Qin Shu's face, and shattered on the stone steps with a "pop".

Cold sweat instantly broke out on Qin Shu's forehead.

Nanny Lin looked embarrassed, no longer as calm as she was in the Qin residence. She clasped her hands at her waist, bent over and stood at the side of the door and said, "My lord, I have asked Manager Qin to come over."

There was silence for a while before a woman's crisp voice rang out, "Let her get in!"

Qin Shu suddenly felt a little weak in the legs.

Nanny Lin sighed softly and whispered to Qin Shu, "Shopkeeper Qin, please."

Can I not go in?

The answer is no.

Qin Shu took a deep breath, lowered her eyes, followed Nanny Lin, and walked in with a dizzy head.

There is a piece of jade brick under your feet that is so shiny that you can reflect your reflection. There is a faint fragrance floating in the air, which is refreshing.

She walked through the hall without looking up, stepped onto a stone staircase, followed Nanny Lin and stopped, knelt down respectfully, and said respectfully: "I am Qin Shu, a commoner, and I pay my respects to the princess."

She was answered with a very disdainful and crisp "humph".

Hearing no other sound, Qin Shu had no choice but to straighten up and look upwards.

What catches the eye is a pretty red figure: a red boot is placed on the footrest, with auspicious cloud patterns embroidered with gold thread, which is rich and gorgeous.

Further up is the red riding uniform, the color of fire.

The other foot was on the edge of the couch, and a hand as white as jade was casually placed on his knee, holding a horsewhip in his hand, gently tapping the edge of his boot.

Her black and shiny hair, as smooth as satin, was tied high on her head with a red ribbon, making her look extremely neat.

Princess Le'an Zhou Wan, the darling of Prince Liang's crown.

Just that face...

Her forehead was covered by thick bangs and she had a veil on her face.

It was impossible to see what the face looked like under the veil and bangs. Only a pair of eyes were exposed, black and bright, flamboyant, dazzling, and unruly.

Seeing Qin Shu looking at her, she glared at him and shouted angrily, "What are you looking at?! If you look again, I'll dig out your eyes!"

Qin Shu pursed her lips and replied softly: "If I don't visit the princess, how can I relieve her worries?"