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

"Brother Han, you are amazing. There are Buddha's hand snails in the cracks of the rocks."

Even if the quality of this Buddha's hand snail is poor, it can still be sold for about a hundred yuan per pound, right?

Look at the quality of the Buddha's hand conch here, it is definitely not the bad kind.

As for how high these prices can be, it is up to the hotel to decide.

Zhang Haidai dug out the right pair of pliers from his backpack and began to pull out the Buddha's hand snails one by one.

I found that pulling out this kind of thing is quite stress-relieving.

He is a little addicted to it.

This thing is somewhat similar to gooseneck barnacles, but it is cheaper than gooseneck barnacles.

The gooseneck barnacles that many online anchors are trying out now are actually this kind of Buddha's hand snail.

Sometimes Zhang Haidai is too lazy to expose fakes when he sees them.

Zhang Haidai quickly finished picking out a nest and found that the area was densely packed with many Buddha's hand snails.

Zhang Haidai spat into his palm, lit another cigarette and put it in his mouth.

I just kept pulling out the conches.

Jiang Han started to fight with the octopus.

The last time he was on Jiaowa Island, he also encountered an octopus and had a fight with it for a long time.

But because of the twins, he didn't catch the octopus in the end.

Later, because of this, he specially ordered special non-slip pliers online.

I didn't expect that these pliers would come in handy today.

Because there are so many octopuses here.

Anyone who has been to the sea knows that compared to other creatures, octopus is relatively difficult to catch.

One reason is that octopuses are relatively flexible and can fit into even the smallest gaps.

Another reason is that the suction cups on his legs have strong suction power, and once a rock is sucked in, it takes a lot of effort to grab it out.

Sometimes it will even suck your hand.

It's very troublesome anyway.

Fortunately, catching this kind of thing also requires practice to get perfect.

At the beginning, Jiang Han fought with the octopus in a battle of wits and courage, and was sweating profusely.

Finally, he gained experience.

No matter how good a pair of pliers is, they are not as useful as your own hands.

If the pliers couldn't get it out, he would use his hands.

There were so many octopuses here that it didn't take long for him to catch a dozen or so.

Some weigh three kilograms, some weigh five kilograms, and the largest one weighs about seven or eight kilograms.

He put the octopus into the bucket.

He didn't dare fill the octopus too full, for fear that it would crawl out if he pushed its legs.

He filled half a bucket with octopuses and then changed to another bucket.

When both buckets were full, he put all the octopuses into the fishing tank.

There are also many large blue crabs hiding under the rocks.

These blue crabs all weighed about one pound, and Jiang Han accidentally caught a large bucket of blue crabs.

After catching the blue crabs, he went back to catch the octopus.

Because of his X-ray scanning ability, he is very efficient and almost always catches the target.

His cell phone rang and Meng Guo sent him 1000 yuan.

Meng Guo: Jiang Han, you're so lucky. Your two fish were taken directly by a boss. If they were sold by the kilogram, sea bass wouldn't fetch this price.

Jiang Han bit the gloves with his teeth and took them off.

Then he sent Meng Guo an emoticon of thanks.

Meng Guo sent another voice message to Jiang Han: "I sent your sister and your two nieces home safely. Right to their doorstep."

The last word had a curved tone, sounding numb and tingling.

Jiang Han also sent a voice message: "Sister sent me a message."

After thinking about it, Jiang Han sent a red envelope to Meng Guo.

Meng Guo responded with an angry expression.

[Meng Guo: Who do you think I am? Your two nieces are adorable. I like those two children.]

Meng Guo didn't take the money.

Jiang Han stood there in a daze for a long time. It was she who asked him to express something specifically last time. Now that he had expressed something specifically, she was angry again.

Alas, women’s hearts are as unpredictable as the sea.