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

"Everyone, please go away. There's nothing fun to watch!"

Liu Sanniang shouted at everyone to leave. A few nosy aunts didn't want to leave, but Fu Wanke had no interest in staying any longer. She was in a hurry to go back and ask Boss Fu to clean up the eels!

They walked back a short distance before Jiang Wanghai hesitated for a few minutes and walked to Fu Wan's side.

"Uncle Jiang, what's the matter?"

Jiang Wanghai coughed twice, looked at Fu Wan seriously and said, "Comrade Fu, you can keep doing this farming for a long time, right?"

Fu Wan nodded, and Jiang Wanghai got a positive answer, and then continued: "Then I suggest you build a small house near the aquaculture area.

It doesn’t have to be too big, just about ten square meters, enough for one person to live in.”

In fact, this matter has been forming in Jiang Wanghai's mind for a long time. Recently, the wind and waves are strong, and he has to run to the beach more than ten times a day.

It’s no exaggeration to say that I wish I could live by the sea.

"Now the fish and shrimp are small, so we have to keep an eye on them all the time. When they grow bigger, we will have to keep an eye on them day and night."

Jiang Wanghai stopped talking at this point, but Fu Wan understood what he wanted to say next.

If Yu Guixiang cares about the fish and shrimp in the farm, other people in the village may also care about them.

Even if everyone in Fujia Village is good, what about the people in the next village?

After all, no one around here does aquaculture. Once the fish and shrimp grow up, who knows if someone will do something sneaky.

Thinking of this, Fu Wan pondered for a moment and turned to look for Boss Fu.

"Dad, do you still have any bricks left over from when we built the house last time?"

Boss Fu had just heard what Jiang Wanghai said, and they were also dumbfounded. Why didn’t they think of it before!

Renting a house also costs money, so it’s better to just build a small one.

"The bricks have all been returned to the brick factory, but it's okay. I'll go out and talk to someone this afternoon and order some more."

Fu Wan nodded, "Okay, then Dad, please take the trouble to ask for me, and I'll get you the money when we get back."

Boss Fu would never take his daughter's money, so he immediately shook his head and refused.

"No, I'll get people started as soon as possible."

A small house can basically be completed in four or five days if the bricks and cement are in place.

As they were talking, they arrived at their doorstep.

Fu Liang, Fu Lao Da and the others were still wet, but after making such a fuss for a while, their clothes were almost dry.

Fu Liang was about to go back when Fu Wan called him.

"Brother Liang, don't rush back. We got some eels back. Take some back with you."

"What, eel?"

Fu Liang had never caught this thing before, so Fu Wan found an empty bucket and caught a few for him. He took a look at it and then he remembered what this thing was.

"Hey, good stuff!"

Eel blood is a great tonic and also has aphrodisiac effects.

Fu Wan caught five or six for him in a row, and when she saw that there was already a big bowl, Fu Liang hurriedly stopped her.

"Alright, alright, that's enough here."

Fu Wan stopped after hearing this and said, "Okay, Brother Liang, can you kill eels?"

Fu Liang scratched his head. To be honest, he could kill white eels, but he really couldn't kill yellow eels.

He just caught one, it was very slippery and probably not easy to kill.

Just at this time, Boss Fu went into the house to change his clothes and came out. When he saw the eels in the bucket, his eyes lit up.

"Let me kill it. I'll have A-Ming bring it to you after I'm done!"

Anyway, one bowl is killing, two bowls are killing, there is no difference!

Fu Liang didn't hesitate to hear that. He turned around and went back to change his clothes.

With so many eels, Boss Fu didn't mind the trouble. He found a piece of tattered clothes to put on, then rolled up his sleeves, grabbed a lively eel and threw it to the ground.

The eel was very big and stopped twisting and turning after falling unconscious. Boss Fu went to the kitchen to find a pair of scissors and cut open the eel's belly.

Such a big eel is not easy to make into a plate of eel, so Boss Fu first spread the eel flat on the chopping board, and then used the back of a kitchen knife to break the eel's bones.

Finally, he cut the eel meat into oblique segments about one centimeter long, and put it directly into the bowl along with the blood without washing it.

Fu Wan and Fu Ming watched from the side for a while, and seeing Boss Fu's smooth movements, they couldn't help but give him a thumbs up.

"Dad, you're awesome!"

Boss Fu raised his head proudly, thinking back to when he coaxed his wife by making the special dishes of Qingshan Village.

Otherwise, with such long and remote mountains and roads, and his wife just got married, eating kelp and clams every day, it is inevitable that she will miss the food from her hometown.

Now Ye Xiaocui has become accustomed to eating food from the sea, and Boss Fu hasn't cooked eels for her for a long time.

I don’t know if it’s because it’s close to the sea, but there are basically no eels to be seen near Fujia Village.

When Ye Xiaocui was pregnant, she had no appetite. Boss Fu once went out in the middle of the night and searched all night but didn't catch a single eel.

Boss Fu was busy here, and Fu Wan just then realized that her mother was missing.

She turned around and wanted to go out to look for it, but unexpectedly saw a bucket at the kitchen door. In the bucket were five or six stone fish weighing about half a pound.

"Oh, so many Shi Jiugongs, Dad, are you going fishing again?"

"Hey, it stopped raining last night, so I went out with the old village chief and the others to play for half the night.

I'll make soup for you later!"

This fish stew is indeed delicious. Fu Wan nodded. Seeing that Ye Xiaocui was really not at home, she walked over and whispered to Fu Laodao, "Dad, there's a surprise in the cabinet under the altar. Take a look later. I guarantee you'll be satisfied!"

Boss Fu's eyes lit up when he heard this, "What surprise?"

Fu Wan smiled mysteriously, "You'll know when you see it."

Boss Fu was very curious about the fish he caught.

But his hands were covered in eel blood, and he couldn't go over to take a look now.

But the old girl never lies to him, and the surprise she gives him, well, is most likely wine.

Oh, could it be that they bought Moutai again?

Thinking of this, Boss Fu quickened his movements.

At this time, Qin An Ning came back from outside. There was a sound of footsteps behind her. Boss Fu thought it was Fu Ling and the others, so he looked over with a smile. Unexpectedly, his eyes met a sharp gaze.

"Huh? Where's the chicken?"

The chicken looks pretty impressive, but its feathers look like they've exploded.

Fu Wan also noticed the change in Dahua. Before she could ask, Qin An Ning and Ye Xiaocui started talking about what had just happened.

It turned out that while Fu Wan and Fu Ming were at the aquaculture area, Fu Ling and Qin Mingzhu returned home with Dahua.

Ye Xiaocui had the key to Fu Wan's place, so she immediately locked the door and went there with Qin An Ning and the two children.

Who would have thought that just as they brought Dahua in and Wangcai hadn't come over, Xiaohuang rushed down from the eaves with a swish.

Qin An Ning and Ye Xiaocui were shocked. According to Qin An Ning's description, after discovering Dahua, Xiao Huang looked at Fu Ling and Qin Mingzhu with a bit of resentment in his eyes.

After going out for a while, you actually have other birds!

Dahua is the boss of Qingshan Village. When he saw Xiaohuang, who is several sizes smaller than him, he raised his head and approached him without saying a word.

Xiao Huang instinctively dodged, but she was a bird of prey after all, and had never suffered such injustice.

Immediately, a bird and a chicken started fighting in a ball. In that scene, feathers were flying everywhere, making it difficult to tell whether they were chicken feathers or bird feathers.