CHAPTER 139: CHAPTER 139: GOOD MOTHER HOT SAUCE

"Shunxin Food?" Xu Nian’an said subconsciously, "After eating Shunxin Food products, your heart feels settled."

"Lucky Food?"

Xu Nian’an thought such a name was quite good.

Pei Yicheng said, "Not bad, but it’s not memorable enough."

Shunxin, Lucky, these are all good words, but the better the name, the more people use it, and it’s harder to remember.

Not to mention anything else, just the name Shunxin, he had already seen several.

Xu Nianhua had absolutely no talent for naming.

Xu Nian’an rattled off several more names. Before anyone else could reject them, Xu Nian’an rejected them himself. Those names were too common, so common that they could not be more ordinary.

"Mama Xu’s Chili Sauce?" Pei Yicheng suddenly suggested.

"No way."

Xu Nianhua reflexively denied it, saying, "If we say Mama Xu, doesn’t that imply that my family also has a share in this factory?"

For the factory business, Xu Nianhua still did not want others to know. Keeping a low profile and quietly making a fortune was most important.

At least, not now.

"How about ’Good Mama Food’? Products made by a good mama are reassuring." Xu Nianhua felt more and more pleased with this name.

Pei Yicheng agreed.

Xu Nian’an and Xu Nianji, the brothers, exchanged looks and also thought the name was good.

Thus, the name for the food factory was settled.

The Good Mama brand chili sauce, destined for countless sales in the future, was born.

"Brother Pei, how is this dried chili sauce made by my mom?"

Xu Nianhua specifically asked Pei Yicheng about this and also explained the methods for making both the wet and dry chili sauces. The wet chili sauce, if chopped by hand, would cost a lot, as each person could only chop so much chili in a day.

Plus, it was too hard on the hands.

But the dried chili was much better: it was convenient to make, and dried chili was also easy to store and didn’t spoil easily.

"Tastes good." Pei Yicheng thought back to what she had mentioned before, his mouth twitching slightly. "Brother Pei, you’re not lying to me, are you?" Xu Nianhua, suspicious by the half-smile on his face, questioned, "Could it be that my mom botched it?"

"I’m not lying to you." Pei Yicheng kept a straight face and seriously said, "If you don’t believe me, you can ask Ling Dong and your grandfather."

"Especially tasty." Ling Dong immediately chimed in. He grinned and said, "I had an extra bowl of rice at lunch. That chili sauce was very fragrant."

Seeing how much Ling Dong liked it, Xu Nianhua was relieved, knowing he wasn’t lying.

"I’m only responsible for investing money and selling the chili sauce; the rest is up to you guys." Pei Yicheng, not wanting her to feel burdened, explained, "I don’t really understand how to do this. Whatever you decide is fine."

"Alright then, we’ll make the decisions ourselves."

Xu Nianhua was thrilled and thought she must grow Good Mama’s chili sauce into something big and strong, so that Pei Yicheng, the major investor, could also make a profit.

"Right, at the end of this month, I’ll put together all the income and expense details into an account book for you." Xu Nianhua figured doing this monthly and keeping detailed daily records would make things much easier.

"Okay." Pei Yicheng thought for a moment and added, "You still have to attend school. If it gets busy, giving it to me at the year’s end is fine too."

"I prefer to finish today’s tasks today; I want to update you about the factory’s situation every day." Xu Nianhua thought about waiting until the end of the year to take inventory and felt overwhelmed. If there were fewer items it might be manageable, but with a larger quantity, tallying everything at once would be a huge effort.