After Ma Hua finished speaking,
even Ye Yuan silently gave the guy a thumbs-up.
"Is this fish worth much?"
Wu Hao, the newly promoted crewman, did not care about any of that.
What he cared about most was the fish's economic value.
"Uh...
.
."
Recognizing mullet was already the limit of Ma Hua's knowledge.
As for its price, he truly had no idea.
"Where I'm from, mullet only sells for ten or twenty yuan per jin."
Shi Xiaoming replied quietly.
When the crew heard Shi Xiaoming's words, their faces all fell.
They had not expected Ma Hua to talk for so long, only for the thing to turn out worthless.
"Eldest Brother, you have your off days too?"
Ma Hua ignored all that and instead teased Ye Yuan with glee.
Ye Yuan looked at the crewmen's expressions and scolded them with a smile:
"When have I ever messed up?
This fish is not as cheap as you think.
The mullet Xiao Ming mentioned is farmed freshwater mullet.
Wild sea mullet like ours should sell for at least several dozen yuan."
To be honest, Ye Yuan did not know the exact price either.
It was not that Ye Yuan did not care about such things.
It was just that seafood prices on Blue Island changed every day.
So even old fishermen only knew the rough prices.
To know the exact figures, they still had to check the day's quotations.
However, Ye Yuan did not mention that no matter how much mullet sold for, he would not sell the mullet they had caught so easily.
After all, in ancient times, mullet had been one of the premium ingredients only royalty and nobles could eat.
Its flavor was also similar to shad, and many people called it the uncle of shad.
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