Space Fisherwoman: Going fishing in the sea and getting rich

Chapter 196: Gold in the Water

The three wooden barrels they brought were also filled.

Song Chuman asked Song Chuhuai to return the three wooden barrels to the cart and replaced them with three empty wooden barrels.

Then they went to the next white spot.

Seeing the seafood on the reef in front of him, Song Chuhuai was the first to get excited, "Sister, abalone, bigger abalone than last time."

Song Chuman stepped forward and started to pick them up. "Calm down, this one is only a little bit bigger, probably only weighs about 30 or 40 grams."

Song Chuhuai asked in surprise as he picked them up: "Are there any bigger ones?"

Song Chuman: "Of course. The Sea Goddess told me in a dream that there is a kind of abalone that weighs several kilograms. Our family can't finish a large abalone in one meal."

Song Chuhuai and He Xiaoshuang swallowed at the same time.

This is too big.

Soon, the three of them picked up more than forty abalone.

The three of them came to a pond.

But as soon as they passed by, Song Chuhuai and He Xiaoshuang's faces turned pale and they took several steps back.

"Sister, there is a snake."

Song Chuman was stunned for a moment, then glanced at the seafood in the pond, and her expression instantly eased. "It's not a sea snake, it's a conger eel, it just looks a bit like a snake."

As she spoke, she picked up the prepared clamps, quickly picked up the conger eel, and threw it into the wooden barrel.

In order to make it easier to catch seafood, she bought some special tools when she went to the market.

Eel is also a medicine. It tastes sweet and is neutral in nature. It has the effects of strengthening the spleen and lungs, dispelling wind and dampness.

Eel is also rich in protein, vitamin A, vitamin D, calcium, magnesium, selenium and other nutrients, and has high nutritional value.

In the country of the previous life, it was called "gold in water", so you can imagine how precious it was.

But people here don’t know how good it is, so they can’t sell it for the same price as in the past.

Fortunately, the conger eel was not big, otherwise the two of them would be terrified. Song Chuhuai asked, "Conger eel? Is it a fish?"

Song Chuman nodded: "Yes, it's called sea eel, and the eel rice is not bad."

As she spoke, she put the four remaining conger eels in the puddle into the barrel.

Song Chuhuai looked at the still moving eel's body and was still a little scared, so he didn't dare to lift the wooden barrel.

Song Chuman had no choice but to carry it herself and exchanged it for a wooden barrel with him.

The system manual said that she had mental powers, and animals would not take the initiative to bite her.

When the two saw her carrying it calmly, they immediately admired her very much.

After a while, the three found a lot of small yellow croakers.

Although it is very small and cannot be compared with the big yellow croaker, it has a large number and can be sold for a lot of money.

Song Chuman did not release too much mental power this time, although the seafood here is indeed more valuable.

But if too many are released, some white spots will appear in dangerous areas or directly in the sea.

Although she was determined to make money, she didn't want to take risks and scare Song Hexiu.

People with heart disease can be frightened to death if they are not careful.

Therefore, she saved some of her mental energy and used it in the safer beach area.

When they got back to the cart, Song Hexiu went forward to take a look at their catch. Seeing the conger eel, he said in surprise, "There are actually conger eels."

Song Chuman smiled and said, "As expected of my father, he even knows about sea eels."

Song Hexiu really admired his daughter. She was not afraid of a fish that looked so much like a snake.

I turned around and saw that my son and niece were staying far away from the conger eel. I thought, this is the normal reaction of a child.

Song Chuman put the wooden barrel on the cart and went to the reef area where the water was deeper to prepare for fishing.

(End of this chapter)