spread quickly, and her remedies began to gain trust in the village. The success of her first sale set the stage for future growth, not just in terms of her business but also in her connection with the villagers. As the chapter unfolds, Li Mei's belief in her craft is solidified, and she starts to see herself not just as a newcomer, but as a healer with an important role to play in the lives of those around her.
Li Mei spent the next few days at her booth, continuing to offer her herbal remedies to the growing number of villagers who visited. The first sale, though significant, was only the beginning. Her name was becoming well known, and villagers who had been skeptical about her abilities now came back for more products.
She carefully documented each sale in a small leather-bound book, noting down the herbs used, the customers' needs, and their feedback. She knew the key to growing her business was not just selling remedies but also making them personalized to each person's needs. A custom touch, she realized, would ensure that her customers felt valued and that her remedies had an individualized impact.