The second-largest restaurant in the West Market was named "Wangxian Building."
Business at Wangxian Building had been rather slow the past two days. The Shopkeeper sent someone to ask around and found out that many people had been going to a place in Huaided Fang called Ming's Restaurant to eat.
More customers there naturally meant fewer customers here.
"That Ming's Restaurant is so shameless. These past few days, they've even been giving customers free dishes, not asking for any silver," said the waiter who had returned from gathering information. "I heard they're also using the gimmick of high tables and chairs to lure the people of Shangjing City to their restaurant."
The Shopkeeper of Wangxian Building was a man named Sun. Despite running a restaurant, he wasn't chubby like many other restaurant owners. He had slanted, triangular eyes, a gaunt and scrawny frame, and a goatee.
Hearing the waiter's report, Boss Sun asked, "The owner of that restaurant is a woman?"
