"No need to rush. Take it slowly."
Lu Xuan said gently.
"Also, I need to hire a cultivator to serve as the shop's temporary manager, responsible for buying and selling all kinds of treasures in the store."
"After all, most of my time is usually spent on cultivating spirit plants and on my own cultivation. I don't have spare energy to watch the shop."
"Does Fellow Daoist Mu have any good suggestions?"
"Hiring a cultivator as shopkeeper is no small matter. The requirements won't be low. They must be honest and reliable, clever and quick-witted, good at reading faces and gauging moods, and also thoroughly understand magic tools, talismans, pills, and all sorts of other knowledge."
"As far as I know, there are generally two ways. One is to look through a brokerage. Those usually have decent credibility and save time and effort, but the price is a little higher."
"The other is to go to the Rogue Cultivator Market and screen them yourself. That would be relatively cheaper, but the cultivator you find might not be reliable."
"Right, there's one more method. I don't know whether Lu Qianbei would accept it."
The Tall Old Man suddenly thought of something and said excitedly.
"Qianbei could try borrowing a cultivator from the merchant guild and simply pay them a monthly reward."
"Those who come out of the merchant guild have generally undergone many years of training. Their family backgrounds are clean, they're good at reading people's hearts, and they have broad experience. They're worthy of trust."
"If Qianbei is worried that they might run off with the shop's treasures and spirit stones, you can buy some array formation talismans that can monitor every corner of the shop, or strange tracking insects, spells, and the like. You can also establish a contract