Fan Tianyu saw that Mei Yinan didn't react much, and breathed a sigh of relief, then started chatting openly about what he'd been thinking earlier. "The late-night business around there is pretty good—there's barbecue, crayfish, that kind of stuff. If you want, you could do a Night Market. For breakfast, the street next to this would have better business, this side isn't as good. Personally, I recommend going for the late-night option."
When it comes to running a business, everybody tends to cluster together—late-night food is in one area, breakfast is in another, everything gets grouped. That way, if you want one thing and then another, it's easy to buy, and business picks up naturally.
Tianyu laid out the shop planning directly, but most of it still depended on Mei Yinan herself. She thought about it for a moment and said, "I'll think it over. If I'm going to do it, of course I want to do it well. Let me go back and consider it. Is the storefront already vacant?"
