According to Qin Huai's idea, it's definitely best to stay nearby.
With the way Mr. Qin and Granny Qin handle things, borrowing an empty room from someone else would definitely require paying rent, and Qin Huai's house always pays rent with snacks. If they really paid with money, people might not care, but bartering with snacks is definitely in high demand. If there were barriers to entry for washing dishes, lighting fires, chopping vegetables, or cutting meat, borrowing a room is definitely zero barriers, so small disputes are normal.
Qin Huai believes that with Mr. Qin and Granny Qin's abilities, they can definitely handle it well.
But looking at the stance in the courtyard today...
Qin Huai especially wanted to ask Granny Qin how many pounds of snacks per day we are ultimately charging for a room, and whether the price is slightly above market, disrupting the market economy and affecting the harmonious coexistence among merchants.
