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

"Haha, you don't have to do anything special for Lai Zhuang. Just keep doing what you've been doing. Just tell me roughly when he can come back."

"We're not going back to the village. We're going straight to town tomorrow morning."

"Okay, tell me when you go to town. I'll go to town to pick up Lai Zhuang."

"Okay, I'll call you then."

During the day, Jiang Han bought a tent at the town supermarket. Although it could not compare with the one Zhang Haidai bought, it was already the most expensive in the entire supermarket.

Lai Zhuang held the tent Jiang Han gave him, looking a little unbelievable, "Lai Zhuang's?"

"Yes, I bought it for you."

Because he was so happy, Lai Zhuang laughed out loud.

The three of them got into the tent.

After Lai Zhuang's excitement, he became a little scared because he missed his mother.

He encouraged himself, saying he was already a big boy and couldn't keep looking for his mother. Before he knew it, he fell into a deep sleep.

When they arrived at the town dock, Uncle Lai Zhuang was stunned when he saw the things on Jiang Han’s boat.

The sea hasn't opened yet, and we're just going out to sea. How can we get so many things?

What would happen if the sea opened?

He was also a businessman and could vaguely feel the envious gazes of the people at the dock.

It seems that this is not the first time that Jiang Han has achieved such a result.

Uncle Lai approached Jiang Han and said, "Ah Han, you have to be careful. Don't let anyone target you."

Jiang Han smiled and said, "It's okay. We live in a society ruled by law now. They won't do anything illegal. As for the rest, I'm not afraid."

Uncle Lai was immediately relieved when he saw Jiang Han's confident look. Although the boy was young, he already had a plan in mind.

Lai Zhuang wanted to move the goods, but was stopped by Jiang Han.

As before, he still asked the dock workers to move it.

"Uncle Lai Zhuang, please take Lai Zhuang back first. We may need your help later."

Uncle Lai Zhuang understood and thought that there was probably more goods for him to deliver.

He didn't dare to delay and took Lai Zhuang away directly.

When he returned, Uncle Lai discovered that Lai Zhuang was holding a bag in his hand.

"What did you get?"

Lai Zhuang smiled and said, "Brother Jiang Han, this is a gift from me."

When I opened the bag, I found 20 kilograms of barnacles, two sea cucumbers and two sea urchins.

Uncle Lai was completely stunned. "Why did Ah Han send so many things?"

That is his silly son. It seems like all his strength is in vain. He can hold such a heavy thing but it looks like a very light thing.

He thought there was nothing inside.

Uncle Lai thought about it and guessed that this was a way to use the seafood to offset Lai Zhuang’s salary.

But these things are all good things, and their value is at least over 600.

This is too much.

Lai Zhuang shook his watch at his father again, "Salary, brother Jiang Han, give me my salary."

The old man was stunned. "Are you saying Jiang Han gave you money again?"

"Yes, Brother Jiang Han, recharged my account."

Uncle Lai took a look at his watch and found that there were 300 yuan in it, 100 yuan more than last time.

Uncle Lai didn't call Jiang Han again. He knew that Jiang Han was a big shot, and it would be a nuisance if he kept disturbing him with such things.

He patted Lai Zhuang's shoulder and said, "Follow your brother Jiang Han and work hard in the future."

Lai Zhuang nodded seriously, "Lai Zhuang, I will listen to Brother Jiang Han in everything."

Seeing that Lai Zhuang had returned home, Uncle Lai rushed back to the town to see if he could help.

When he arrived at the community carport, Uncle Lai was stunned again.

The express boxes are stacked so high.

He was of no help at all.

It was clear what Jiang Han and Zhang Haidai had gotten, a total of 2580 kilograms of barnacles.

The group only needed 2200 kilograms, and 20 kilograms were given to Lai Zhuang.

They also gained 360 pounds.

Lai Zhuang had a lot of mixed stuff. After Jiang Feng sorted it out and sold some of it, there was still a large part left.

Because Cai Chengyan kept clamoring for things, Jiang Feng asked directly: [Do you want all the remaining things?]

【Cai Chengyan: Yes, give it all to me.】

Jiang Feng: ...

This person bought up all the remaining items, and Jiang Feng was too lazy to do any promotion.

Jiang Feng did the math and found that he had collected 28,000 yuan from Lai Zhuang alone.

The barnacles that Jiang Han and Zhang Haidai got were worth 132,000 yuan.

Jiang Han brought the 300 kilograms of barnacles to Uncle Lao Lai and said, "Uncle Lao Lai, please help me deliver these to Pear Blossom Island."

"Uncle Lao Lai, Uncle Lao Lai..."

Jiang Han called out several times before Uncle Lai came to his senses.

He had been staying in the corner just now, afraid that he would disturb them if he moved around.

Although they didn't say anything to them, he actually heard from their conversation that their barnacles were sold for 60 yuan per kilogram.

He thought he heard wrongly.

Jiang Feng repeated it again when talking to the client.

It’s really true, it’s really 60 per kilogram, they can actually sell it at such a high price.

In other words, the barnacles that Jiang Han gave to Lai Zhuang were worth 1200 yuan, not to mention the sea cucumbers which were already very valuable.

Uncle Lai swallowed his saliva, his hands and feet were numb.

"Okay, I'll send it over right away."

Uncle Lao Lai delivered the goods to Lihua Island, and even Wu Xinghua offered a price of 40 yuan per catty.

Wu Xinghua smiled and said, "300 kilograms is somewhat useful, but it's still too little."

Uncle Lao Lai doesn’t know what to say. Is it so easy to do business in this day and age?

He couldn't help but think of his glorious past.

Money was worth much more back then than it is now, but prices were not transparent.

Due to policy reasons, some things may not be available for purchase even if you have money.

A carbon copy now costs two or three yuan.

He sold the books secretly in one city after another, purchasing them at 1 yuan per book and selling them for 6 yuan per book.

All of them who worked in this business together became rich because of it.