Chapter 142 Oh my gosh, an application for a free street stall!
Su Nian, feeling both anxious and expectant, could not wait to open the holographic computer and eagerly searched for the application options for the free stall on the screen. The light of the screen reflected on her slightly tired but expectant face, and her fingers trembled slightly, as if this light click could open a door to hope.
Three locations to choose from popped up on the page instantly, and the information for each location was like a mysterious code waiting for her to decipher.
The first location introduction caught her eyes. It was at the end of a narrow alley. This alley seemed to be forgotten by the world. It was dark and damp like an ancient cellar. The sun seemed to have a deep fear of this place and could hardly shine in. Moss grew between the cracks of the stone slabs on the ground, and water droplets on the walls slowly slid down, as if telling the loneliness of the years. On weekdays, except for a few passers-by who were in a hurry and looked tired, there was almost no traffic. Most of them lowered their heads and walked hurriedly, as if they were eager to escape from this forgotten corner.
Su Nian couldn't help but exclaimed: "Oh my god! This place is too remote, who would come here to buy things!"
The description of the second location made Su Nian frown even more. This location was next to an abandoned warehouse, surrounded by all kinds of shabby debris, emitting a disgusting smell. Those debris were like orphans abandoned by the world, piled up in a disorderly manner. Rusty metal parts, broken wooden boxes and rotten cloth intertwined to form a dilapidated picture. Only some lost people or those trying to find a shortcut would venture through this place. The flow of people was extremely sparse, as if time had slowed down here.
Su Nian's eyes widened and he said in disbelief: "Oh my god! This is simply a garbage dump. Who can stand it here?"
The third location is not so remote, at the corner of a street. However, it is also a corner that is easily overlooked. The hustle and bustle of the street seems to have turned a corner here, and the sound becomes vague and distant. Although there are occasionally a few curious eyes sweeping by, most people just take a quick glance and turn their attention to more prosperous places. However, compared with the first two locations, the flow of people here is still slightly more, at least it can give people a glimmer of hope.
Su Nian frowned and muttered softly: "Oh my god! This position is not that great, but at least it is better than the previous two."
Su Nian bit her lip tightly, her eyes scanning the introductions of the three positions, her heart was like thousands of ants crawling, anxiety and entanglement intertwined. Her fingers hesitated in front of the light computer screen, as if every choice carried her future destiny.
After careful consideration, Su Nian finally made up her mind and chose the third position. Although it was not an ideal choice, it was the best opportunity she could seize in this difficult decision.
As soon as she chose her spot, a notice popped up on the stall page. The eye-catching font seemed to read out the serious rules to her:
1. You have to set up a stall every day. If you don’t set up a stall for 3 days, you will be kicked out and the stall will automatically become vacant.
2. The items sold cannot be too expensive and must be consistent with the market price. If there is any violation, a fine of 500 credit points will be imposed!
3. Stall owners are not allowed to shout loudly and disturb others, otherwise they will be deducted 300 credit points as punishment.
4. Stall owners are responsible for their own stall hygiene. If the stall fails the inspection, it will be closed for one week for rectification.
5. It is strictly prohibited to sell counterfeit and shoddy goods. Once discovered, the stall qualification will be permanently revoked and you will face heavy fines!
After reading the notice, Su Nian couldn't help but muttered, "No wonder the free stalls are often empty. It turns out that people are often kicked out for not setting up stalls for three days. This requirement is too strict, but there is nothing we can do about it. After all, it's free."
Her brows were furrowed into a deep "川" shape, and her eyes revealed a hint of helplessness.
I saw the second rule: "The items sold cannot be too expensive and must be consistent with the market price. If there is a violation, a fine of 500 credit points will be imposed!"
She was so frightened that her whole body trembled, and her heart seemed to be tightly grasped by an invisible hand.
"Oh my god, this is terrible. If the price is wrong, I can't afford the 500 credit point fine."
She muttered to herself in a panic, "No, no, I have to go to Star Online to search for the price of flowers. I can't make any mistakes."
As she spoke, she quickly started operating the computer, her eyes fixed on the screen with a tense and focused expression.
As for the third rule, she patted her chest and assured herself, "I can definitely do this. It's OK if I don't shout. I will just quietly wait for customers to come and attract them with the charm of flowers."
But when her eyes moved to the fourth line, she widened her eyes and shouted in disbelief: "What the hell? Everything on the star network is virtual and we still have to clean it? This is too weird! Is there virtual dust and garbage?"
There was surprise and confusion in her voice, and confusion written all over her face.
But when she thought of the fifth point, she breathed a sigh of relief and said to herself, "Point 5 should be fine. After all, this flower cannot be faked! As long as I ensure the quality and freshness of the flowers, there will be no problem."
Su Nian frowned, clenched his hands into fists, and silently thought in his heart: "No matter what, I'll give it a try. Maybe I can make some money! No matter how difficult it is, I have to grit my teeth and persevere."
She took a deep breath, as if to suck all the uneasiness and worry into her stomach and then transform it into the driving force to move forward.