Fisherwoman: After my divorce, I became rich by fishing at sea

"What? Is this true? Today is an auspicious day?"

Village chief Fu almost choked on his tea. He didn't know Feng Ji, but from the conversation just now, he knew that this person was no ordinary person.

Especially since he had just heard Fu Wan mention that Feng Ji opened an antique shop in the county town, he must be a very capable person.

But without the old almanac, can you calculate the auspicious day by just counting on your fingers?

Seeing that Village Chief Fu didn't believe it, Feng Ji became a little angry.

"I memorized the Three Character Classic at the age of three and started looking through the almanac at the age of five. The contents of the old almanac have long been imprinted in my mind!"

Seeing this, Fu Wan quickly tried to smooth things over, "If Uncle Feng says so, then so be it. I believe in Uncle Feng's abilities."

Feng Ji smiled a little after hearing this.

"Even if you don't believe me, think about the county shipyard. They believe this, too. They chose today to deliver the ship to you, so they must have considered the future."

Village chief Fu was convinced by these words and couldn't help but pour a cup of tea for Feng Ji himself.

"Comrade, there is some truth in what you say."

Boss Fu was happy to watch the fun. Seeing this, he took out another pack of cigarettes from the house and handed them to the men at the table one by one.

"Hey, Gou Wa, you've made a fortune, and now you've made a fortune too?"

Boss Fu chuckled, "Isn't this for entertaining our distinguished guests? I bought it specially."

The price of Huazi is much higher than that of Yuxi. Village chief Fu was restricted in the amount of cigarettes he could smoke by Liu Sanniang. He originally wanted to refuse, but when he saw it was Huazi, he couldn't bear to do it.

Feng Ji waved his hand and said, "I don't smoke."

When he went to the countryside, he couldn't even get enough food, let alone cigarettes.

After a long time, I simply quit smoking.

Jiang Wanghai would smoke some cigarettes, but Huazi was too expensive, so he waved his hand and refused.

Fu Wan saw that he could smoke, so she simply put the pack of cigarettes next to Jiang Wanghai.

"How about this, after lunch and a break, we'll sail out to the contracted sea area this afternoon."

Fu Wan suggested that if they wanted to contract the sea area for aquaculture, they should first let Jiang Wanghai see the environment of the sea area.

Jiang Wanghai nodded in agreement, "Yes, yes, I need to see what the sea area looks like before I can formulate a breeding plan for you.

Also, have you decided on the types of seafood you want to farm?"

Fu Wan had thought about this question many times, so she blurted it out naturally.

"Oysters and scallops, these shellfish should survive better."

These words made Jiang Wanghai stunned. Fujia Village was not the first place where he received breeding training.

Before being contacted by the county fishery bureau, he had also visited many other places for aquaculture training.

But Fu Wan was the first to talk about healthy oysters and scallops.

Because most farmers are just trying to make money, oysters and scallops, in the eyes of fishermen, are simply money-losing goods.

What everyone wants to farm are lobsters, groupers, and even large yellow croakers.

But for those who have no experience, it is almost impossible to achieve success overnight.

Moreover, breeding requires money, and it is basically impossible to persuade farmers to spend money on breeding oysters and scallops.

Jiang Wanghai's breathing quickened as he asked hurriedly, "Comrade Xiaofu, why do you want to grow oysters and scallops?"

He had already made preparations for the formalities before coming, otherwise he would not have gone to Fujia Village first after arriving in the county town, but would have gone to visit his old friend Feng Ji.

Fu Wan noticed the change in Jiang Wanghai's attitude and replied with a smile, "As far as I know, oysters and scallops have lower requirements for the living environment, and they are much easier to cultivate than fish.

I'm thinking of trying these two first, and then moving on to other options once they're successful."

"Aren't you afraid of losing money? Even if the farming is successful, the oysters and scallops won't sell for much."

Jiang Wanghai threw away the previous questions, and Fu Wan smiled when she heard that.

"When doing experiments, you can't always succeed on the first try. Even if the breeding fails, I believe the experience I've gained is priceless."

She winked playfully and said, "Besides, I can still afford to lose this little money on oysters and scallops."

These words made Feng Ji laugh out loud. He had noticed yesterday that his old friend was reluctant to come over, so in addition to checking on Fu Wan and the others, he also wanted to persuade Jiang Wanghai.

Who would have thought that Fu Wan could handle it by herself? She is truly worthy of being the junior he admires!

Jiang Wanghai was skeptical of Fu Wan's answer. In his opinion, this girl was probably just bragging.

How could a little girl make the decision? Her father hasn't said anything yet!

Noticing Jiang Wanghai's gaze on him, Boss Fu quickly waved his hand.

"Comrade Jiang, don't look at me. Our Awan has the final say. I just work for her!"

At this time, Fu Liang came out with the dishes and nodded heavily when he heard this.

"Yes, we work for Awan. We raise whatever she says!"

This completely overturned Jiang Wanghai's previous understanding. He had to believe that the little girl in front of him could really be the head of the family.

“To be honest, I’ve done many experiments with scallops and oysters.

If you really want to raise this, I can teach you everything I know.

Of course, this is also based on not affecting the water conditions.”

"But if you don't make any money by then, you can't come to me."

Jiang Wanghai has been in this business for a long time and has come into contact with all kinds of villagers, both reasonable and unreasonable.

There were even those who couldn't make any money and went to the leaders of the Fisheries Bureau to ask them to pay compensation.

Although the Fisheries Administration would protect him, Jiang Wanghai had long been disheartened by his sincere efforts.

This was also his last breeding training. He had already made up his mind that after this brief breeding training, he would retire early and go home to enjoy his retirement.

After hearing Jiang Wanghai's concerns, Fu Wan was at a loss whether to laugh or cry.

"Don't worry, whether this breeding is successful or not, it can't be blamed on you.

As long as you sincerely teach us how to raise fish, we will be grateful to you!"

Hearing this and seeing the support for Fu Wan in his old friend's eyes, Jiang Wanghai gritted his teeth and decided to teach him seriously again!

He has learned fish farming for decades, but if he really can't teach it, his life after retirement will be full of regrets!

As she said this, seeing that it was almost time, Fu Wan also ran to the kitchen to help serve the dishes.

The table was full of dishes, including braised rabbit cubes, steamed grouper, abalone and pork ribs, stir-fried sea cucumber, and of course, many vegetables from the vegetable garden.

Jiang Wanghai looked at the rich dishes on the table, and he began to believe Fu Wan's words that she could afford the loss.

During the break after lunch, Fu Ming went to the backyard and took out all the fishing rods.

When Village Chief Fu saw that they were about to go out to sea, he turned around and wanted to go back.

Fu Wan hurriedly called out to him, "Village Chief, why don't you come with us and take a stroll on my family's new boat?"