Only once the fish was in her hands could she slowly consider what to do with it next.
Whether she fed it to her family to nourish their bodies or resold it for a profit, both were good options.
Most importantly, this was clearly an excellent decision. There was no need to hide it from her family; they could discuss it together and figure out how to maximize the benefits.
Lu Ao was not greedy. Being able to sell the fish for over eight million was already very fortunate. The reason it had sparked such a frenzy now was because Song Zhou had helped, giving the fish a different kind of vitality.
Without Song Zhou, Gui Yaoyao would have regretted selling the fish for eight million.
Now that Gui Yaoyao had gotten the fish, not only did she not regret it, she was positively glowing with pride.
She took the initiative to pay the shipping fee, saying she wanted to make a friend.
Lu Ao did not argue with her. He merely reminded her, "This is a sea fish, and it's been through a lot. No one knows how long it can survive in a fish tank, so keep a close eye on it."
Lu Ao was afraid that without Song Zhou's influence, the fish would die very soon.
No matter what, she was a major client. Lu Ao did not want Gui Yaoyao to suffer a loss.
Gui Yaoyao naturally agreed at once.
Weng Qian was, after all, a businessman—and a successful one at that.
Something as precious as a Hairy Croaker, even if it really had no effect, still had plenty of publicity value. He could not possibly let such an opportunity slip away for nothing.
Gui Yaoyao had bought such a large Hairy Croaker that her family