Rebirth 77: From Beachcombing to Becoming a Tycoon and Spoiling My Wife

Yang Bai shook his head.

"Playing the victim? Secretary Ma, don't agree to it unless they admit their mistakes."

"After admitting the mistake, ask the brothers in the village if they are satisfied. If so, I will then go to Manager Hou."

"Secretary Ma, has the official statement regarding yesterday's events been posted in the commune?"

Ma Hou nodded.

"The director agreed, and it's already been posted."

"I'm afraid the whole commune knows what they've been doing."

Yang Bai glanced down at Hu Shaohua.

Before you try to make everyone pity you and think I'm the bad guy, apologize first.

How could he not have a backup plan?

He was already tired of playing with public opinion in his previous life.

Hu Shaohua broke out in a cold sweat. He looked at Yang Bai, his heart tightening.

How could that be? Yang Bai could guess what he was thinking at a glance.

He's so young and hasn't been around for long, yet his methods are so sophisticated.

Hu Shaohua felt like a fool when facing Yang Bai, as Yang Bai could see through everything he did and manipulate him at will.

"Yang Bai, you..."

He wanted to ask Yang Bai how he figured it out, but if he opened his mouth, wouldn't it confirm his suspicions if he just asked?

Yang Bai didn't look back, got on his motorcycle and rode away.

Go home.

Su Wanqiu asked curiously, "Yang Bai, what do the village secretaries from six villages want with you?"

Yang Bai took a sip of water and shook his head.

"It's nothing. Hou Sanli made a mess of things for them, and now they're begging me to let them go."

Su Wanqiu frowned slightly. "We can't agree to this, otherwise they'll think we're easy to bully in the future."

Yang Bai laughed and said, "Of course, I want them to apologize in front of the entire commune first, and then I'll consider it."

"Do you really think I'm stupid? Hu Shaohua even knelt down and begged me. What an old fool."

Yang Bai despises people who scheme and plot.

Hu Shan, at least, really fought him with swords and spears.

As dawn broke, Yang Bai arrived at the port.

Looking around, all the crew members were gathered at the dock. After a day of rest, most of those with minor injuries had recovered and came to work on their own initiative.

A total of twenty-one people were counted, with five others seriously injured and bedridden, unable to go to sea. Captain Zhao Li was also recuperating at home and could not take on the work on the ship for the time being.

Yang Bai immediately set the tone: "Zhao Li's wooden boat is suspended for today. We'll talk about it again after he recovers from his injuries."

The closure of just one boat won't have a significant impact on the overall fishing operation. Yang Bai knew that Zhao Li was injured while protecting the fishing grounds during yesterday's conflict and planned to personally subsidize him, no matter how much or how little, to avoid disappointing the brothers who risked their lives to protect the village.

"All the crew members on Zhao Li's ship were transferred to a ten-ton fishing boat to work together."

After assigning the personnel, he loudly announced today's fishing arrangements: "Today, focus on mud crabs; keep the work easy."

Crew members with minor injuries are not suitable for heavy physical labor and should only be assigned relatively easy tasks.

A single disturbance caused by the combined efforts of various villages delayed the fishing, injured many people, and resulted in a significant loss of profits.

Yang Bai would never let this matter be glossed over.

With all the tasks arranged, Yang Bai walked to Chen Dahai's side.

"How did it go, leading the team out to sea yesterday?"

Chen Dahai nodded emphatically, his expression reassuring: "Everything went smoothly, and the catch for the day met the target."

A look of satisfaction flashed across Yang Bai's eyes. He had checked the fishing records last night, and the catch under Chen Dahai's leadership was almost the same as when he was personally in charge. From now on, he only needed to designate the fishing area and hand it over to Chen Dahai to manage the fleet, which would free up more time for him to rest and recuperate.

"From now on, when I am not at the dock, the fleet scheduling will be carried out according to today's standards."

After hesitating for a moment, Chen Dahai couldn't help but ask, "Captain Yang, my cousin Chen Zhuan came to see you yesterday. Did he give you any trouble?"

"Yesterday when I returned to the village, he specifically asked me to drink with him, hoping I could mediate between them. I smashed the bottle on the spot and kicked him out."

Speaking of his relatives, Chen Dahai felt utterly disheartened.

In his early years, when his parents were seriously ill, a group of relatives and friends stood by and watched coldly, refusing to offer any help whatsoever, and even refusing to lend a single penny when asked for money.

After his parents passed away, the relatives who lived in the same village all disliked the idea of ​​a funeral and were unwilling to come and see them off on their final journey.

Now that they're facing pressure from the seafood company and things are tough, they've remembered they can use their cousin.

He felt nothing but absurdity, and even wished he could sever all blood ties with these heartless relatives.

Yang Bai shook his head.

"Make things difficult for them? They're not worthy of it."

"This matter hasn't affected your relationship with Cuihua, has it?"

Chen Dahai laughed.

"No, in the end they are all pitiful people. Cuihua's brother had his leg broken by the village bully."

"But the bully's sister is Chen Zhuan's wife, so this matter has been brushed off, and they only had to pay some money."

"Therefore, they also disliked Chen Zhuan, since his family didn't make a living by fishing and they had no connection with him."

Yang Bai breathed a sigh of relief.

"That's good."

Chen Zhuan is truly a wicked person who does all sorts of evil things. Not only does he stir up trouble, but he also oppresses the people.

"Chen Dahai, Chen Zhuan, people like that won't last long. Give me the evidence, I'll have someone collect more, and once I have enough, I'll report it out."

It's a good opportunity to get rid of this parasite.

Chen Dahai said solemnly.

"I'll go back and ask. If possible, I'd also like to put Chen Zhuan in jail."

Chen Dahai knew a lot about his crimes, and during his decadent years, the villagers knew all the rumors about him in private.

Collecting concrete evidence is relatively easy.

"Take your time with gathering evidence; your personal safety is the most important thing."

Yang Bai gave instructions.

Chen Zhuanben has a history of committing numerous evils, and if you anger him, he is capable of anything.

Chen Dahai's gaze was calm and firm: "I know what I'm doing and how to handle this."

The fishing boat slowly sailed away from the shore and into the sea.

Ma Yongkang leaned closer, his face full of curiosity: "Team Leader Yang, there was quite a commotion in your village a few days ago. Everyone's saying you were using a hunting rifle. Is that true?"

Yesterday, Ma Yongkang heard that the six villages had joined forces to block the Haiba Village fleet and cause trouble, but in the end, Yang Bai alone suppressed the disturbance. He found it bizarre, as if it were a plot from a storybook.

As Yang Bai steered the ship, he slowly began to recount what had happened. He was certain that the stories circulating outside had been exaggerated, and Ma Yongkang wanted to hear the truth from his own experience.

Ma Yongkang clicked his tongue in amazement, his eyes filled with admiration: "Captain Yang, you are truly amazing."

Yang Jun, who was standing to the side, added with a smile, a cigarette dangling from his mouth.

"That's nothing. Yesterday, I saw with my own eyes that Secretary Hu of Shatou Village stopped Brother Yang and even knelt down to beg for mercy on the spot."

Ma Yongkang's jaw nearly dropped to the floor.

"Really? The village party secretary knelt down before Captain Yang?"

His mind was in complete disarray; he had never seen anything like this before.