The Farmer’s Eldest Daughter Has a Spatial Pocket

Shao Qingyuan asked again, "What are you doing?"

The man turned his head slowly, his face instantly pale, "I, you, I..."

He was speechless for a long time, and after stuttering for a long time, he could not express clearly.

Shao Qingyuan had a cold face and looked at Li Chunxiang again, "Who asked you to come here?"

Li Chunxiang was a little more timid than her man, but not too big, and said in a low voice, "I, I came to work in the workshop."

"No need, get out."

Li Chunxiang shrank her neck, but still tried her best to argue, "This is not your workshop. If you say you don't need it, then you don't need it?"

"This is my workshop." Shao Qingyuan stared at her and said word by word.

Li Chunxiang's eyes widened, and so did the others present.

Immediately, they turned their heads to look at Gu Yundong.

The latter shrugged, "Yes, Shao Qingyuan and I are indeed cooperating with this workshop. He introduced me to Young Master Liu, and he became a guarantor and asked Young Master Liu to lend me money, so that I set up a workshop, so this workshop is owned by Shao Qingyuan. half."

This is a statement they negotiated in private, after all, it is easy to be accepted by others.

If you let the big guys know that Shao Qingyuan actually saved a few hundred taels of silver, the ghost knows how much trouble it will cause.

So simply borrowing Liu Wei's name to use it, maybe it can also act as a deterrent.

Sure enough, as soon as these words came out, the eyes of the villagers became complicated.

But, inexplicably, a few people quietly stepped back.

Gu Yundong's eyes lit up, alas, so Shao Qingyuan still has such a role?

When Li Chunxiang and his wife heard this, they turned their heads and left, not daring to talk about going to the workshop again.

The originally noisy crowd also began to hear whispered discussions, and then another large group of people left.

There is no need for Gu Yundong to emphasize the conditions of recruitment, Shao Qingyuan is like a needle in the sea.

The rest are some villagers whose families are really in need of this job, and those who have no direct conflict with Shao Qingyuan and feel that they have nothing to fear.

But there are still a lot of people, Gu Yundong can only choose a few more.

In the end, there were eight men and three women left, all of whom were in their prime.

Together with Dong Xiulan and the Liu family, and Chen Jinbao, the second son of the village chief's family, there are 16 people in total.

After confirming the person, Gu Yundong took out a deed and read the above clauses to them. If there was no objection, he would press his fingerprints and come back to work in two days.

There was only one woman who had an objection, and she didn't press it. Gu Yundong didn't force it. Sixteen people became fifteen.

Gu Yundong explained the precautions again, and also said that this was a part-time job, only for four or five months.

However, if it is suitable, it will continue next year. When the workshop is completed, it will be more standardized, and short-term workers can also become long-term workers.

Everyone has no opinion after listening. At this time of slack farming, it is difficult to go out to find things to do. I sit at home and eat in the mountains all day, and my heart is also anxious.

Not to mention that the wages given by the Gu family are still a lot, and the work is not heavy.

When sixteen people went home and talked about it, everyone in the family was happy. They all told them to do it well, and strive to continue to stay after their family builds the workshop next year.

After everyone dispersed, Gu Yundong put away the deed, and only then did he have the time to ask Shao Qingyuan, "Then who is Li Chunxiang?"