I Shouldn't Have Told Ruan Tang

Ruan Tang looked at Jiang Xia in surprise. "You can even find silver?"

This beach was usually submerged beneath the water. Jiang Xia bent down, picked up a White Clam, and tossed it into the bucket. "I was just luckier back then."

Tian Caihua had also spotted a White Clam. She picked it up and said, "It wasn't just a little luckier—it was incredibly lucky! You find something good every few days."

Tian Caihua then began vividly recounting just how many good things Jiang Xia had found in the sea!

"...The reason that couple was able to buy such a big boat so quickly was because they were lucky."

After hearing this, Ruan Tang also felt that Jiang Xia was exceptionally lucky. She smiled and said, "I never thought there would be so many treasures in the sea! I'll have to come Tide Catching around the Sea Island more often in the future."

Tian Caihua shook her head. "The sea has plenty of treasures! It's just that not everyone can find them! Coming more often won't help—you have to rely on luck! I've lived by the sea for over thirty years and dealt with the ocean practically every day, yet I still haven't found as many things as Xiao Xia did in the thirty-some months she lived by the sea. Don't even mention gold and silver—I've never found a single cent. What rotten luck!"

Ruan Tang burst out laughing.

Jiang Xia bent down and picked up a Pearl Oyster. It wasn't very large, and she planned to put it back in the sea to raise later. She joked, "So, Eldest Sister-in-Law, let's hurry up and find things! You're only talking, and all the good stuff is passing us by! Look, the seawater is about to rise from being watered by