Transmigration: I Have Storage Space in the Apocalypse

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Xie Jinghong studied very diligently. These past few days, while she was making elaborate dishes, she constantly learned by observing and asking detailed questions when she didn’t understand.

She picked up braising meat quickly.

However, when it came to making snacks, Xie Jinghong was a bit slow to respond.

Making cookies actually isn’t difficult; it just requires some effort in kneading the dough. Additionally, with the right mix of ingredients, adding some brown sugar not only colors it but also adds nutrition. If one desires fruit flavor, they can even mix in fruit juice themselves.

Considering she didn’t know the living standards or the real conditions in the county town, Yan Jinsu taught her older sister-in-law how to make cookies and meticulously guided her in business.

Nowadays, unlike in their descendants’ time, the business acumen comes naturally from early exposure. The more they saw, the more inherent it became, and the more they thought about it, the clearer it was how business was conducted.

But not now, business is for the bold! Those families who dare to take the lead in business would not divulge their trade secrets casually.

If Xie Jinghong hadn’t heard how her mother managed to make money through business, she would never have thought of the idea herself.

It was Yan Jinsu who challenged her with questions: If she really intended to stand up and not continue with adopting children, and if her husband couldn’t prevent the unfortunate divorce, with no skills or source of income, what was she planning to use to support her three sons?