Beachcombing: The beach is full of amazing seafood, but my wife won't let me get out of bed!

Hundreds of thousands are nothing to Su Ruoxue.

The projects she handles often involve millions or tens of millions of dollars.

But this is for fishing at sea!

The cost for a day's work is nothing more than diesel fuel and labor.

In other words, this is no different from net profit.

She suddenly realized that her previous assessment of the marine fishing industry was too conservative.

"Big brother, don't just stand there, unload the fish." Wu Sui called out to Chen Yang and the others to get to work.

"Yes, yes, yes! Hurry up and unload the goods, this is all money!" Wu Gang suddenly realized and quickly directed Wang Dazhu and the others to get busy.

Wu Sui also urged Lin Tao to quickly find a vehicle, and the villagers joined in unloading the goods.

This time, Lin Tao simply found a small truck, drove it onto the weighbridge to weigh the goods, loaded it with cargo, and the weight came out.

The older brother and his group were lucky this time, getting 10840 catties of pomfret, all of which were large catches weighing over 2 catties each.

Lin Tao offered him 46 yuan per jin, totaling 498640 yuan.

This amount of money isn't showing up in cash; it can only be transferred.

After thinking for a moment, Wu Sui asked Lin Tao to give him 18640 yuan in cash, and transferred the rest.

With so many people coming to celebrate their new ship, he naturally wouldn't be stingy and booked a private room at Hongyunlou Restaurant to treat everyone to dinner.

It was past 10 p.m. when we got back to the village.

Wu Lei and the others packed up their things and were about to leave when Wu Sui called them back.

"Come here, everyone."

Chen Yang leaned closer: "Brother-in-law, what's up?"

Wu Suishu took out twenty-five red bills and handed them to Chen Yang.

He then counted out three more portions and handed them to Wang Dazhu, Wu Lei, and Chen Yongqiang respectively.

"Today is the first day of business for the new ship, a great start! Here is your share of the profits, 2,500 each."

The air suddenly became quiet.

Chen Yang stared at the money in his hand, his eyes wide open, completely wide awake.

"Two...two thousand five?" Chen Yang swallowed hard. "Brother-in-law, you must have taken the wrong one. Today isn't payday."

Wang Dazhu rubbed his hands on his clothes again and again, but he still didn't dare to take it.

"Ah Sui, this won't do," Wu Lei waved his hands repeatedly.

"We only made one net today, which took a few hours. How could we possibly make that much money?"

Chen Yongqiang chimed in, "Yeah, we all felt guilty taking the 1,000 yuan reward you gave for that big yellow croaker."

"Two thousand five hundred is too much... No, no, we can't accept this money."

Wu Sui forced the money into their hands, saying, "Take it."

"It was agreed that each of you who boarded the ship would receive 0.5% of the profits. Today we sold nearly 500,000 worth of goods. Is 2,500 a little more than that?"

"As long as you work hard, the more you earn, the more dividends you'll receive."

Everyone on the boat worked very hard. Wu Sui wasn't a heartless capitalist, and the promised dividends wouldn't leave them short.

Besides, the more dividends each person receives, the more he earns.

He'd love to give everyone as much profit as possible.

The men's hands were trembling as they held the money.

Wu Gang sat to the side, smoking and exhaling a smoke ring.

"The second son is for you, so take him."

"The rule on our ship is that everyone makes money."

"You all did a great job dragging the net today, and you all contributed."

"As long as you do a good job in the future, you'll definitely get your share of the profits."

Wu Gang knew exactly what was going on.

Today's sales are close to 500,000. If we calculate based on 20%, he can get nearly 100,000.

One hundred thousand yuan!

In the past, he would have been so excited that he couldn't sleep for three days.

But now, he is very calm.

Following the second brother, what kind of big scene haven't I seen?

He was already used to making tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars.

The second brother is a methodical person; he never deducts a single penny from the agreed-upon profit sharing.

"Big brother is right." Wu Sui patted Wu Lei on the shoulder. "When the big ship goes out to sea in the future, we'll have to rely on you guys to put in more effort."

The four looked at each other, their eyes reddening.

"Brother Sui, I'm not saying anything more. From now on, I'll dedicate my life to this ship!"

Chen Yongqiang stuffed the money into his pocket and patted his chest to assure him.

Wu Lei nodded emphatically: "Ah Sui, don't worry, we will definitely handle things on the big ship from now on."

The two left the courtyard, expressing their deepest gratitude.

Once they were out of sight, Wang Feng finally couldn't hold back any longer.

"Second brother, are you just throwing money away?"

Wang Feng lowered her voice, her face full of heartache.

"Two thousand five hundred per person? Your hands are as loose as an old lady's thermal underwear!"

Wu Jianguo sat beside him smoking a pipe without saying a word, but the frequency of his smoking noticeably increased.

Chen Xue brought over the tea and smiled as she pulled Wang Feng's hand away.

"Sister-in-law, Ah Sui knows what she's doing."

"What do you know?!" Wang Feng stamped her feet anxiously. "Xiao Yang and Da Zhu are fine, they live at our house every day, I can keep an eye on them."

"But what about A-Lei and Yong-Qiang?"

The more she thought about it, the more worried she became.

"You made 500,000 yuan in one fell swoop today, and you gave them so much money."

"If those two are big mouths and let it all out, the whole village will know tomorrow that our family has made a fortune."

"By then, with people asking for money, being envious, and causing trouble, our doorstep will be worn down!"

"Sister-in-law, they won't spread rumors."

Wang Feng didn't believe it: "Why? Those old women in the village can spread rumors about even the smallest things, let alone such a large sum of money."

"Just because they want to make money with me in the future," Wu Sui pointed to the door. "Wealth should not be flaunted. Not only do we understand this principle, but they understand it even better."

"If they were to reveal the ship's earnings, they would be shooting themselves in the foot. Even if they were stupid, they wouldn't say it."

The reality was just as Wu Sui had imagined, and even more exaggerated than he had estimated.

When Wu Lei got home, Linghua was still awake.

Seeing him sneak in, I couldn't help but feel a little curious.

"What are you doing so mysteriously? Are you doing something thieving?"

Wu Lei didn't reply, but instead took out the wad of money and slapped it on the bed.

"Count."

Linghua paused for a moment, put down her work, and picked up the money.

After counting, he gasped, his voice trembling.

"Two thousand five hundred? Lei, did you rob a bank?"

Wu Lei quickly covered her mouth.

"What are you howling about? Are you afraid no one can hear you?"

Linghua pushed his hand away, lowered her voice, and looked very nervous.

"Where did this money come from? Don't do anything illegal!"

"It's the dividend from Ah Sui." Wu Lei suppressed his excitement.

"You saw the harvest from the big ship today. It sold for almost 500,000, and Ah Sui gave us 2500."

Linghua stared wide-eyed, plopped down on the bed, and remained stunned for a long time.

"Ah Sui, are you really going to share all this money with you?"

Local boatmen usually receive a share of the profits from their boats, but no one is as generous as Wu Sui.

Today's harvest was indeed the envy of everyone, but who would have thought that Wu Sui would actually give out dividends for goods worth hundreds of thousands?

"Keep this to yourself."

"If anyone asks, just say that Ah Sui was kind-hearted and gave him 100 yuan as a reward for his hard work."

Cuihua nodded repeatedly: "I understand, I understand! I'd be stupid to tell anyone."

She's not stupid; she wouldn't cut off her own family's source of income.

On the other side, Chen Yongqiang's family was in a similar situation.

They all kept it a secret, as if they wanted no one to know they were going to sea.