Shu Yu saw Zhou Tiedong and found it amusing. This person is really straightforward; the store hasn’t opened yet, and he came to work the second day after returning home.

She looked at Wang Yue, then at Zhou Tiedong, and asked, "Is the injury healed?"

"Healed, healed, County Magistrate, I can now carry and lift without any issue."

"Great, since you’re here, tell me what’s the plan next?"

Zhou Tiedong scratched his head and said to Shu Yu, "I brought Ayue with me, so it’s inconvenient to stay in the backyard of the shop. I’m planning to rent a house nearby. But Ayue can handle finding a house, I can help repair the shop and lend a hand."

Shu Yu nodded, "You two can discuss and decide, and until you find a house, you can stay in the shop’s backyard."

"Thank you, Boss."

"Alright, let’s sign the contract first. Look at the conditions, and if there are any issues, let me know." Shu Yu handed the pre-prepared contract to Zhou Tiedong.

After reading it, not only did he find no issues, he even thought the perks were quite generous.

After signing, Shu Yu said, "Worker He and two apprentices are repairing the shop, you don’t need to go there. This afternoon, go find Jiang Fengshou, he will be the shopkeeper of Lu’s. Recently, he’s been busy with preparations for opening. Work with him, and before the shop opens, get familiarized, so any issues can be addressed timely."

"Yes."

"Well..." Shu Yu thought for a moment and still reminded, "Jiang Fengshou’s way of doing things might differ from the shopkeepers you’ve encountered before; don’t mind it too much, just get along and see."

She felt Zhou Tiedong and Jiang Fengshou had completely different personalities, which might not be beneficial for the shop if they don’t get along.

However, she overlooked one point: Jiang Fengshou was meticulously selected by Shu Yu, and Zhou Tiedong had high trust in Shu Yu’s judgment. He believed that someone chosen by the County Magistrate so diligently wouldn’t be bad.

Therefore, like Li Rongman, even if he spent days following Jiang Fengshou around, seemingly idle, he didn’t feel he was wasting time. He observed that Jiang Fengshou wasn’t just wandering around aimlessly; he had a specific aim.

After arranging their meeting, Shu Yu left them to their own devices. Several days later, Jiang Fengshou submitted the second proposal.

Compared to the unfamiliarity of the first proposal, the second was very clear and detailed. It not only included the activities but also the reasons for each approach, preferences of various customer stages within the city, even an alternative plan.

Shu Yu was quite pleased, made a few adjustments, and let Jiang Fengshou lead the two staff members to start working.

Warm-up planning was necessary, and it was at this time Shu Yu finally saw Jiang Fengshou’s capabilities.

This person’s community connections in the prefecture were no joke; he mingled with vendors and workers, chatted with officers, and could join wealthy young men, chatting and laughing, fitting into any social stratum seamlessly.

By the way, he was also popular with women; when they talked gossip and makeup products, he could join in sharing news.

Jiang Fengshou said that although these might seem like superficial relationships, with a little incentive, they could be significantly helpful.

Shu Yu finally understood why he could extricate himself before trouble hit the Liu Family; small roles can possess great wisdom.

She should keep Third Uncle and learn from him.