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

Jiang Han didn't know what to say. This was something he didn't understand. It was just basic common sense.

Jiang Han and Zhang Haidai chatted for a while. Lai Zhuang didn't know what to say, so he ate a few more pieces of fish.

It’s strange. Brother Haidai usually eats a lot, so why did he eat so little today?

Seeing that the time was almost up, Jiang Han asked Zhang Haidai to drive the boat to the place where the net was set.

The three crab nets were full of crabs.

The three of them started to get busy again.

Zhang Haidai smiled and said, "That's right. It seems I like to be busy."

None of the fifteen crab cages were empty. In addition to crabs, there were also yellowfin croakers and sea catfish.

Although there was no butter crab this time, they were already very satisfied with the harvest.

After all, things like butter crab are really rare.

What they caught today is what is commonly found in the sea.

After getting all the things onto the boat, Jiang Han and Zhang Haidai both leaned on the edge of the boat to catch their breath, but Lai Zhuang still had some energy left.

They looked at the pile of seafood, because the crab net caught a variety of things, in addition to crabs, there were also some fish and snails.

They saw a big crab crawl over, grab a sardine, drag it to the side, and start eating.

Sardines are a type of fish that do not grow large. After Zhang Haidai caught them, he did not throw them into the sea. Unexpectedly, this became a buffet for the crabs on the boat.

"Brother Han, are we waiting for your brother-in-law on the boat?"

"Well, let's tie up the crabs here with rubber bands. I'll call him when we're almost done."

It's not yet fully light, and my brother-in-law also needs to rest.

He doesn't lose an hour or two.

Even if he didn't tie the crabs, his sister and brother-in-law would help him tie them.

He might as well tie it up himself.

Lai Zhuang sat on the side, somewhat bewildered. Jiang Han asked him to put the tied crabs away.

Lai Zhuang was assigned something to do and he became happy again.

The sky gradually brightened, and Jiang Han had tied half of the crabs.

Jiang Han's cell phone rang. It was Tang Qin calling.

"Where did you get the peach wood sword?"

Jiang Han only knew that this was a wooden sword, but he didn't expect it to be a peach wood sword. "I run to the sea every day, so of course I picked it up from the sea."

Tang Qin was speechless. "Why is there everything in the sea?"

"Just tell me, is this thing worth the money?"

"Worth 200, is that worth it?"

"Only 200?" Jiang Han didn't expect this thing to be so worthless. It looked quite nice.

"This is a modern artifact, not an old one. I'm willing to pay 200 yuan mainly because of its workmanship. Also, mahogany can't be soaked in water, so you'd better not let it soak in water."

Jiang Han didn't expect there was such a thing, but it didn't matter whether the 200 yuan item was soaked in water or not. "I just picked it up from the sea, how could I not soak it in water?"

"Seawater is salty, right? Some craftsmen also soak mahogany in salt water when processing it, but there are certain requirements for the concentration. Judging from the photos, yours looks fine. I can still accept it for 200 yuan, but you have to include the shipping fee."

Jiang Han laughed. This thing cost 200 yuan to send, including postage. He might as well keep it at home as a decoration.

In another six months, his new house will be completed.

He put it on the antique display shelf for viewing.

"Forget it, I won't sell this thing."

"Jiang Han, if you don't want to sell it, don't keep it at home as a decoration."

Jiang Han: "..."

How did she know what he was thinking?

"Although this thing is modern, it should belong to a Taoist priest."

"Are you saying this thing is a magical weapon?"

"Yes, I guess it was a Taoist priest who was performing a ritual on an island or a boat. He accidentally dropped something into the sea."

Jiang Han: "..."

"These kinds of things are very particular. There are certain rules for how to place them, how to display them, and how to use them. We don't understand this, so we shouldn't treat them as normal ornaments."