All realms have enabled me to achieve the Great Dao.

For the next few days, Zhou Yongcheng did not enter the Resident Evil world. In the real world, he helped repair houses and had an excavator dig a piece of land next to the houses to be used as a parking lot. The original open space could only park four cars at most, but now more than a dozen or two thousand cars can park there at will.

They also paved the roads around the fishpond with concrete. Before, they were all muddy roads, and after it rained, your shoes would be covered in mud.

After finishing everything, Zhou Yongcheng helped his aunt move the goods into the store and put all the goods on the shelves. There were only a few families in their village, and not many people bought things, so they didn't stock much.

The shop only had some snacks, some instant noodles, and fishing gear; they didn't stock anything else.

Two cars were parked at the entrance. Zhou Yongcheng recognized the person who got out of the first car; he had been fishing there every day for the past few days.

"Boss, your little shop is open now."

"Just picked up some stock, here to go fishing again today."

"Let's try again. Boss, can we make a deal? We've been fishing for so many days, but we just can't catch any fish in your pond. Can you make the fishing fee a little cheaper?"

Zhou Yongcheng also knew that the fish in the fishpond had become picky eaters because of his feeding methods, and other feeds no longer appealed to them.

Anglers have to find other ways to catch fish, such as using what the fish want to eat, but who knows what fish like to eat?

Since they can't catch any fish, it's not good to keep charging them. They might come a few more times and then stop. They might even spread the word on their social media that they can't catch fish here.

Zhou Yongcheng thought for a moment and said, "How about this, from now on, you won't have to pay for fishing, but you'll have to buy the fish you catch at 500 yuan per catty."

Upon hearing this, the fishermen's faces darkened. This boss seemed like a nice guy, how could he be so heartless?

"Boss, you're not kidding us, are you?"

Zhou Yongcheng explained with a smile, "Although the fish in my fishpond are common species, their quality is extraordinary. How about this, I'll treat you to lunch. I have some fish that I caught a few days ago. If you taste them, you'll understand why my fish are so expensive."

Some people were skeptical, "Fishing is really free?"

"It's free, you can go fishing. I'll put up a sign here this afternoon with the fishing rules written down."

The group parked their car, grabbed their tools, and went onto the pontoon bridge.

Do you think this boss is up to something?

"You're overthinking it. What I don't understand is why the fish in his fishpond cost 500 yuan per catty. Is it really because they are of high quality? Even the best quality fish wouldn't be that expensive."

"Didn't the boss say he'd treat us to fish from his pond? We'll find out once we try them."

"Yes, we'll know once we try it. Let's go fishing first. This is the first time I've seen a fishpond where fishing is free."

"You'll be crying when you catch a 20-pound fish."

"I see... twenty jin, five hundred yuan per jin, that's ten thousand yuan. Shall we go and pay?"

"What are you thinking? The boss has already set the rules. Let's try fishing first. We haven't had a bite in so many days. Are the fish in this pond some kind of spirit?"

At the fishpond, Zhou Yongcheng took two fish weighing about ten pounds each from a small pond. The house by the fishpond now has everything; his second aunt cooks here and only goes back to sleep at night.

At lunchtime, Zhou Yongcheng treated all the anglers to a meal. There were a few more anglers today than in the past few days, five of them.

“These fish are from my fishpond. Try them. If you can’t catch any fish, you’ll probably have a hard time getting to eat them in the future,” Zhou Yongcheng said with a smile.

The group picked up a piece of fish and examined it. The fish didn't seem to have anything special about it, but when they ate it, they realized it tasted different.

Then he picked up a few more pieces of fish and tasted them.

"This is fish? It doesn't taste fishy at all, the texture is very tender, and it has a slightly fragrant taste. This is not the taste of any fish I have ever eaten before. It tastes like a completely new species of fish."

"I don't know anything else, I just know it's so delicious. Boss, how much is this fish per pound? I want to buy one to take home for my family to try."

"I want one too."

. . . .

All the anglers said they wanted to buy one.

"I don't sell the fish in my pond. If you want to eat them, come and catch them yourself. No matter what kind of fish you catch, you can take them home for 500 yuan per pound."

What could they say? They could only silently eat their fish.

After lunch, the fishermen resumed their fishing adventure.

Zhou Yongcheng chatted with his second uncle inside the house.

"Yongcheng, are you sure you don't sell the fish from your fishpond?"

"I'm not selling it; I'll keep it for myself."

"We can't possibly eat all that fish."

"When guests come over, you can catch a net from the fishpond to entertain them. The fish won't get away; they can just grow in the pond. If the anglers can catch them, you can buy them for 500 yuan per jin."

After chatting for a while, Uncle Er went back to work, while Zhou Yongcheng went to town to get a sign and nailed it to the wall of the house.

Fishing is free, but any fish you catch will be charged 500 yuan per jin (500g). We refuse to take them back. If you don't have the money to take the fish, you can release them back into the pond.

That's pretty much it at home, there shouldn't be anything else for him to do. He walked across the pontoon bridge to see if the fishermen had caught anything.

"Boss, I feel like you don't have enough fish here," the fisherman said to Zhou Yongcheng while looking at his float.

"Is that a small number? We've stocked over ten thousand fish in both the upper and lower ponds."

“The fishpond above has about 10,000 fish, and the fishpond below can at least double that number. The water in the fishpond below is deeper than that in the fishpond above, and it is also longer.”

Zhou Yongcheng nodded. When he set up these two fishponds, he just wanted to give some money to the village. He was quite casual about releasing the fish, and he bought about 30,000 fish and released them, just as the fishmonger had suggested.

After chatting for a while, Zhou Yongcheng noticed that the fisherman's float wasn't moving at all, so he left. He went to look around in other places before returning to his house by the river.

As soon as Zhou Yongcheng entered the house, he heard his second aunt answering the phone, and she hung up shortly afterward.

"Those kids on my mother's side are really something. They work at a bank, and they don't even need to meet deposit quotas."

"Are there such quotas for working at a bank?" Zhou Yongcheng was a little confused. Bank employees just handle business for people, such as withdrawing and depositing money. How could there be such a thing as quotas?

"Yes, they have not only deposit quotas, but also loan quotas."

Zhou Yongcheng has seen it for himself. He thought working at a bank was easy, with a 9-to-5 schedule and weekly rest days. Now he realizes that without connections, even getting a job at a bank can be exhausting due to various performance targets.

"What do you mean by calling you?"

"What else could it mean? They want me to transfer the money to their bank and have it returned in a couple of days."

"What's the use?"

“I don’t know either. They said that as long as there is a flow of water, that’s enough. I don’t understand what that means.”

Zhou Yongcheng knew about bank statements; they were meant to be a record, proving that the money had entered the bank.

The aunt asked Zhou Yongcheng what to do, but Zhou Yongcheng didn't know what to say either. He suggested that the aunt discuss it with her second uncle, or talk to Zhou Yaya.

Seeing this, the aunt discussed it with Zhou Guoquan that night. Several hundred thousand yuan was no small sum.