Sea-hunting: With the system in hand, my eyes are the ruler

Master Zhang was stunned. He thought Jiang Han was here to discuss cooperation on behalf of his boss, but from the tone...

Cai Chengyan immediately noticed the surprise in Master Zhang's eyes and said, "You're right. My friend is the owner of the island you're sending guests off to."

Master Zhang was completely dumbfounded. Such a young island owner?

As far as he knew, the current owners of several islands in Zhou City were all wealthy and influential people.

This young man actually became one of the island owners?

Jiang Han called the boss over again and transferred 3000 yuan to him. "Master Zhang's expenses during this period will be deducted from this amount."

Master Zhang didn't expect Jiang Han to be so polite. "How can this be possible?"

"Master Zhang, just take it. You'll have to work hard in the future." It's really worth it to spend such a small amount of money to negotiate this route.

Jiang Han thought of something. "Although the final destination is Harvest Island, I still need to report if I go around the island again after reaching the final destination, right?"

Without passengers, any detour is fine. But with passengers, if something goes wrong outside the original route, the consequences will be very serious.

"Don't worry. Reporting this is much easier than changing the route. Since my uncle can open this line, he must have some connections. My uncle will take care of this small matter."

Jiang Han nodded, knowing that they had their own ways.

"Give your uncle my regards."

He originally wanted to buy two more Huazi and have Master Zhang take them to his uncle, but he couldn't figure out his uncle's character.

What if his uncle thought that Master Zhang had accepted his bribes and insisted on recommending this route? It might end up being more trouble than it was worth.

Instead of doing this, it would be better to give him a gift in person when you have the chance to meet him.

"Do we still need to use our connections with the government?" Cai Chengyan asked Jiang Han as the two of them walked out of the B&B.

"Not for now." Anyway, he would show his plan to Vice Mayor Wang when the time came.

You can mention it by the way when the time comes.

Sometimes, no matter how much he begged, it was not as effective as a word from Vice Mayor Wang.

Or maybe Vice Mayor Wang could just help him with some connections, which would save him a lot of trouble.

When they arrived at the dock, Jiang Han saw a man in his 60s.

The uncle pushed two full baskets of soybeans towards the dock in a cart.

He called another uncle to help him take the soybeans off the cart.

When Jiang Han saw that they were carrying the soybeans, he and Cai Chengyan helped them carry the soybeans down.

"Uncle, where are you taking these two baskets of soybeans?"

"There's a ship coming to the main island soon, and I plan to take these soybeans to the main island to sell."

"Do you have a buyer?"

"Of course, the buyers are found by themselves. They set up a stall somewhere and wait for people to come and buy."

Jiang Han looked at the two baskets of soybeans and didn't know when he would be able to sell them.

"If you can't sell all the soybeans, will you take them back?"

"No. If I don't sell all, I won't come back. I'll just find a place and spend the night there." The boat ticket from their island to the main island costs a lot of money.

After all this going back and forth, he sold all his soybeans in vain.

Jiang Han understood what the uncle meant. Someone like him definitely wouldn't stay in a hotel. He should find a place to hang out, maybe a place like KFC.

"How much is this soybean per pound?"

"I grew these soybeans myself. They're genuine local soybeans. I want to sell them quickly, so I'm selling them cheaply, four yuan per pound."

In the past, he would buy such soybeans at 6 yuan per pound.

Jiang Han now runs his own B&B and has some understanding of the prices of these local specialties. Local products are definitely slightly more expensive than those in supermarkets.

At 4 yuan per pound, local soybeans are really not expensive. They usually sell for more than 6 yuan. Some are more expensive, and they sell for 8 or 10 yuan.

Jiang Han took a look at the soybeans and found that they were of very good quality.

It’s just because I grew them myself and didn’t screen them strictly, so there are some broken soybeans, rotten beans, and a lot of small stones in them.