County Magistrate Qi wanted to persuade Ryan Cui to change his shop, but he didn't expect that Ryan Cui would actually open a bookstore for the county and open it for free so that all the readers in the county can go in and read books. This kind of thing should have been done by him as a county magistrate, but he didn't expect that such a child would think of doing it and even use the money earned from his own bookstore to support the bookstore...
No way.
"This should be a benevolent policy implemented by the county. How can you be asked to contribute money and effort?" Magistrate Qi frowned and said, "I will reconsider this matter. You should continue to run the bookstore, but you should stop publishing those erotic books and stop using the name Cui Meiren'er."
Ryan Cui didn't want the name Cui Meiren even more than he did, so he said, "When I move to a new place, I will give my study a new name, and from now on, Cui Meiren will disappear completely."
However, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" still had to be printed. When printing the book, the signboard was changed to say that the original bookstore had been closed, and the new store had bought the old manuscripts and color printing technology, and insisted on completing the unfinished book for customers.
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