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

"Even though I only captured your profile, I know it's you. Young man, you have a bright future. And this video has a lot of traffic. If you develop in the online field, you might have a bright future."

Jiang Han was surprised. "You also know about traffic?"

Old Yu laughed heartily. "We old guys also have to keep up with the times. I'll watch some videos when I have nothing to do."

Jiang Han thought that people of Yu Lao's age could only use Qingcheng.

But thinking of Mr. Yu's deep affection for his wife, Jiang Han felt that Mr. Yu was not like that.

"Mr. Yu, you can just call me Jiang Han from now on."

"Jiang Han? The autumn rain is chilly, the wind is strong and the river is refreshing. What a good name!"

Jiang Han: "..." He really didn't think his name could be explained like this.

I guess his parents never thought about it this way.

It seems that Mr. Yu is a cultured person!

"Jiang Han, have you ever thought about putting your traffic to practical use?"

"Mr. Yu, what do you mean?"

"Everyone's living conditions are better now, and many people are traveling. Some islands have already developed tourism. But our island is relatively quiet. If I had you as my business card..."

Jiang Han's brows were slightly furrowed. He just wanted to make money quietly and didn't want to attract attention.

Yu Lao suddenly sighed again, "I'm an old man who has retired. I shouldn't think about these things."

After saying this, Mr. Yu invited Jiang Han to dinner. Jiang Han was about to refuse when a phone call called Mr. Yu away again.

Jiang Han went back home and prepared all the necessary information.

Jiang Han checked his household registration book, which had been changed. He was the only one listed there.

Therefore, his relationship with his parents cannot be determined from his household registration. He must obtain proof of relationship and his parents' death certificates.

Jiang Han felt depressed.

He had suppressed some of his emotions, but when it came to getting this kind of certificate, that feeling of depression came back.

If his parents were still alive, he and his sister would have had a happy childhood, right?

Jiang Han walked out of the house with mixed emotions.

"Ahan, it really is you."

Jiang Han turned his head and saw a familiar middle-aged man.

"Ahan, what are you staring at? Don't you recognize your uncle?"

Jiang Han didn't say anything. He hid the information calmly. At this critical juncture, he didn't want to cause any trouble.

"Ahan, what do you mean? I am your elder after all."

Jiang Han sneered, "Elders? I remember that when my mother was still alive, our two families had already severed ties."

Jiang Jianbai coughed lightly. "Look at what you're saying. This happened so many years ago. We both have the surname Jiang. Our blood is thicker than water. Even if our bones are broken, they are still connected by tendons."

Jiang Han found it amusing. "There are many families with the surname Jiang in Shangjiang Village and Xiajiang Village. Does that mean that just because someone has the surname Jiang, we should be punished?"

"Why are you pretending to be ignorant in front of your uncle? If your grandfather were alive, he would be so sad."

Jiang Han didn't want to argue with Jiang Jianbai, "What do you want?"

He has been back for so long, if he wanted to meet him, he would have met him a long time ago.

It's just that everyone pretends not to see each other every time they meet. If Jiang Jianbai didn't have something important, why would he come over to say hello to him?

"Ahan, can't I just come and catch up with you when I'm free?"

Seeing that Jiang Han didn't respond, Jiang Jianbai had no choice but to say, "Ah Han, I heard that you have made great progress recently."

Jiang Han nodded. "I've already been admitted to a prestigious university, so of course I have a bright future."

Jiang Jianbai was stunned. "That's not what I'm talking about. I heard you made a lot of money going to the beach recently."

Jiang Han looked at him expressionlessly, "That's not true. Who told you that?"

Jiang Jianbai suddenly didn't know what to say. He couldn't say that he had found out by asking around.

"Someone I know at the town dock told me. They said it's closed to the sea right now, but you've managed to get thousands of pounds of seafood. You even got a lot of giant crabs last time, right?"