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He has extensive experience in raising sheep and possesses specialized techniques for herding flocks.

Compared to textbooks on the market, this manual is more suitable for his sheep's situation. If the customer raises sheep according to the manual, the breeding process should be smoother.

While compiling the manual, he also reviewed and summarized the problems encountered in the breeding process. He felt a great sense of accomplishment while compiling it, typing away rapidly with both hands.

Yan Kexing listened to him typing, then turned to look at him and stared at him for a while.

Shi Wen engrossed in my work that I didn't notice anything amiss.

Yan Kexing looked at him and a smile appeared on his lips.

After a while, Shi Wen thirsty and wanted a drink of water, then noticed Yan Kexing's gaze. He couldn't help but smile as well and asked, "Why are you looking at me?"

"Watching you work," Yan Kexing said, "There's always a calming power about you."

Shi Wen nodded understandingly and said, "Those who love me are those who care about me."

Yan Kexing smiled and said, "No."

Shi Wen laughed, "Really, you're the first person to say that. What are you doing now?"

Yan Kexing: "Preparing for the year-end summary."

Shi Wen that he had several projects, each involving many different organizations, making year-end summaries particularly difficult, I couldn't help but look at him with sympathy. "Now I know why you look at me with such calmness?"

Yan Kexing: "Why?"

Shi Wen that "when you don't want to work, everything seems calm and interesting."

Yan Kexing: "It's not that difficult. If it were really that hard, we should have someone else write it for us."

One good thing about Yan Kexing is that he never pushes his work onto unrelated people; for example, he wouldn't pass his work to Gong Jiang and the others.

If you really find it difficult, just don't do it.

Given his current status and position, if he doesn't want to do something, no one should dare to hold him accountable.

Shi Wen chatting with him for a few moments, Shi Wen turned back and said, "Then I'll get back to work. I feel incredibly inspired and passionate right now."

Yan Kexing: "You continue, I'll watch for a while longer."

Shi Wen felt that his nearly two years of breeding experience had not been wasted.

He not only knows everything about fat-tailed sheep farming, but also has some knowledge of related things, such as pasture and manure.

While these points are not directly related to the development of fat-tailed sheep as pets, they are still worth mentioning.

Knowing which pasture is best for sheep at which stage of life, and how to manage their droppings, all require experience.

Because of his exceptional familiarity with the industry, Shi Wen was able to compile the instruction manual with remarkable speed.

He originally planned to complete the manual in a month and release it before Big Tail Sheep went live.

Unexpectedly, he finished writing it two weeks later.

He even sent it to his friends to see.

Both herders and non-herders found his manual very practical and easy to use.

The herders thought his handbook was exceptionally well-written and asked for copies to share with their relatives and friends.

The manual is finished, and Tian Xiaoyu's training progress is going well. The launch of the pet sheep is just around the corner.

Shi Wen this situation, Shi Wen made a preview of the launch of the pet sheep on the mini-program.

He first introduced the pet lamb and then put up a care guide.

Fat-tailed sheep are a rather special breed of pet, and since they are sold to members of the establishment, their pet lambs are not cheap.

Shi Wen the current announced price is 50,000 per animal.

If the other party can't keep the animal halfway through, they can return it and get half the price back.

This can prevent anyone from having any ulterior motives.

Shi Wen also uploaded photos and videos of the lambs.

They are all the same fat-tailed sheep, but the lambs raised as pets have exceptionally white and fine wool, and are very cute.

They look like clumps of cotton candy.

Besides their appearance, they also have very amusing calls, "baa baa baa," which are both clear and cute.

Shi Wen posted the photos and videos, several members expressed their desire to place an order.

We only have eleven pet lambs at home, and judging from the current progress, we shouldn't have any trouble selling them.

Shi Wen from the members that they had registered and that I intended to give them a relatively long period of time to change their minds.

The lambs won't be sent to their new homes until two months later, and members can cancel their orders during this period.

That way, the chances of someone receiving a lamb but not liking it and wanting to return it can be minimized.

After the pet sheep was launched, Yang Yiqing saw it and contacted Shi Wen: "[Brother Shi, are you guys doing pet sheep business now?]"

Shi Wen: [It's not that we specifically started this business, it's just that the lambs these days are quite intelligent, so we started this business on the side. What's up?]

Yang Yiqing: [It's quite common to see people keeping all sorts of unusual pets abroad, but it's rare to see people keeping niche pets in China. How's your business going? Do you need any help?]

Shi Wen: [Not needed at the moment, thank you.]

Shi Wen: [Actually, it's not a niche interest anymore; many of our members have expressed interest in pet sheep. They want to keep this kind of large, gentle pet, the kind they can keep at home.]

Many people keep pet pigs at home nowadays, but pet pigs don't have the fluffy long hair of sheep, making them somewhat less appealing.

The horse is too big; it's not practical to keep it in an apartment building.

In this situation, the sheep filled the gap perfectly.

Especially when trained, fat-tailed sheep that can use the toilet independently, have a gentle temperament, and are very beautiful are quite popular.

Raising sheep is more stylish than raising other pets, and it's also less dangerous.

Shi Wen felt that he had a good grasp of his customers' psychology and wasn't worried that his lambs wouldn't sell.