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

Good job, Li Jianhao, he has loved him in vain all these years.

Meng Guo's father was feeling uneasy. He would rather believe it happened than not happen during the New Year.

He stood up, walked to Jiang Han's table, and smiled amiably at him. "Ah Han, you shouldn't have anything else to do during the New Year, right?"

Jiang Han nodded. "It's been too cold recently, and with the New Year coming up, I plan to take a good rest for a while."

"Let's take a break. We're all family after all. You can rest here with me."

Jiang Han's body stiffened. Could this happen so smoothly?

Jiang Han nodded, "Okay... I'll listen... to Dad."

The word "Dad" made Meng Guo's father's brows relax, but Meng Guo blushed a little.

The seat next to Jiang Han became empty, and Meng Guo's father sat over. "Ah Han, tell me how you fish at sea?"

"Dad...this matter——"

Before Meng Guo finished her words, her father glanced at her and said, "Children should not interrupt when adults are talking."

Meng Guo: "..." She is a child, so what is Jiang Han?

Jiang Han saw that Xiaoguo's mouth was so hot that she could hang an oil bottle, so he naturally cared about his wife's mood.

"Dad, didn't you say we had other activities?"

"Yes, yes, we're going to set off fireworks and eat barbecue tonight."

The meal was almost over, and it was time for them to leave.

The clan concept here is not that strong. After eating the New Year’s Eve dinner, several families go their separate ways.

Meng Guo's family arrived at the parking lot, and Meng Meng hesitated but followed them.

Meng Guo looked at Meng Meng strangely, "Cousin, what's wrong with you?"

Meng Meng hesitated for a while, then took out a small notebook and said, "Um...Jiang Han...can you sign your name for me?"

The person who was most surprised at this moment was Meng Guo. Her cousin had always been proud. She was a bit arrogant towards her family members, let alone other people.

Unexpectedly, she would respectfully ask Jiang Han to sign for her.

Who was it that told her before that “those who chase stars are idiots”?

Jiang Han glanced at the notebook Meng Meng brought over. The entire notebook was filled with blank pages. "Sorry, I don't know how to sign on blank paper."

Meng Guo was stunned for a moment. Jiang Han actually refused. Her cousin must be angry.

My cousin searched for a long time and then remembered something. She hurried away and came back with a pair of new sneakers.

"I just bought these shoes today. Can you sign them? I won't wear them anymore. I want to keep them as a gift."

Jiang Han twitched the corners of his mouth. After he and Xiaoguo got married, they became a family.

There's no need to do this for his signature.

Since his cousin had brought out a new pair of sneakers, Jiang Han still carefully signed his name on the uppers.

Only then did Meng Meng leave happily.

Meng Guo and his family got into Jiang Han's car.

After returning home, Meng Guo's parents put the skewers and barbecue supplies they had prepared in advance into Jiang Han's trunk.

Meng Guo's father also secretly stuffed a few bottles of wine into his bag.

When Meng Guo's mother saw this, she wanted to take the wine away, but Meng Guo's father refused, saying, "I didn't drink much at the restaurant. It's Chinese New Year, so what if I drank a little more?"

Meng Guo's mother couldn't do anything about Meng Guo's father. It was New Year's Day, so he should just drink a little.

Jiang Han looked at all this with some surprise, "Don't you set off fireworks in your own home?"

"We can't set off fireworks here," Meng Guo explained. "Although this place is close to the suburbs, it's not within the range of fireworks. If we want to set off fireworks, we have to drive a little further out."

Jiang Han understood that they were going to take the things to a place where they could set off fireworks.

Meng Guo's father put two large boxes of fireworks into Jiang Han's trunk.

Meng Guo felt that it was too much, "Dad, can we finish all of it?"

"My son-in-law is here today, so why can't we finish it?"

Jiang Han smiled and said, "It doesn't matter if we can't finish it. We can continue tomorrow."

Several people got in the car, and Jiang Han drove the car to a more remote place according to the location Meng Guo sent him.

When getting off the bus, Jiang Han found that there were quite a lot of people there.

One merchant even set up a tent to sell fireworks. A number of makeshift vendors also brought their own stalls. Some sold barbecue, some sold drinks and sweets, and even some offered haircuts.

Because it is the Chinese New Year, you can imagine the price.

Sure enough, for people in their province, whether or not they celebrate the New Year is not important; making money is the most important thing.

"You can't set off fireworks in the city, so a lot of people from the city come here to set off fireworks."

Jiang Han looked around and found that this place was very spacious and indeed suitable for setting off fireworks.

Seeing that others had already started playing, Meng Guo also took a Gatling-style firework to play with.

Meng Guo's father set up the barbecue grill and started grilling.

Even though I had a full dinner, it didn’t prevent me from having a midnight snack.

And the night is long, so you can roast it slowly and eat it slowly.

Jiang Han couldn't let his father-in-law do all the work, so he went over to help.

Meng Guo's father grinned happily, "I have a lot of good wine hidden in my cold storage. Now that I'm old, my health is getting worse every year. The doctor even said I can't drink anymore. It would be a waste to keep all that wine hidden. You should take some back with you when you go back."

"Dad, I don't usually drink. You can save this wine for when guests come."

"You can't drink that much even if you have guests."

Meng Guo's father pulled Jiang Han and asked him to start talking about what happened at sea.

Jiang Han picked a few and talked about them, trying to make them as dramatic as possible.

Meng Guo's father was drinking while working, and he felt a little drunk listening to Jiang Han's story.

"It's great to be young. The place we are staying in is Yicheng in Jincheng to be exact. When I was very young, I followed my second uncle to work as a peddler.

"We traded chicken feathers for sugar. Others gave us chicken feathers, and we gave them brown sugar. The brown sugar we gave out came in chunks. Sometimes the brown sugar would break, and I'd eat the broken pieces because I was greedy. When my second uncle found out, he beat me up."