Record-Keeping

Eight hundred and two thousand eight hundred yuan.

Although she had long expected that selling to Hong Kong Island would earn more than selling here, when Old Mai handed her the check, Jiang Xia still couldn't stop her heart from pounding violently at the number on it!

If those hundred thousand pounds of fish had been sold here, they would have fetched at most one hundred sixty or seventy thousand yuan—not even enough to recover the money invested.

It wasn't just that investing in the net cages was expensive; raising those fish to maturity also cost quite a bit.

But!

Now they had earned it back,

and several times over at that!

So how could Jiang Xia not be excited when she actually received such a huge sum of money?

Zhou Chenglei had ordered thirty net cages in total this year.

His plan was to install ten after the New Year, another ten in May, and the final ten in November.

This schedule was mainly arranged with the money in mind. The Spring Canton Fair would end in May, so he could earn a sum of money at the Spring Canton Fair in April. The Autumn Canton Fair would be held in October, and in November he could use the money earned at the Canton Fair to pay for the net cages.

Once all thirty net cages were installed, haha, the money outlook would be absolutely glorious!

Of course, marine farming also carried great risks.

Tian Caihua finally stuffed all the Lucky Money from Guang Zong Yao Zu and his brothers into her own pocket!

She opened them one by one to look inside. Then she found two Red Envelopes containing the same hundred-dollar Hong Kong notes—one held one hundred dollars, while the other held five hundred.

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