Weng Qian smiled. "It already looks beautiful now. It's hard to imagine what it's like when it rains."
"I'll bring you here again when I get the chance."
Weng Qian nodded.
The island was not large. After wandering around for nearly an hour, they had explored every part of it.
Weng Qian now had a clear grasp of the island's situation.
The two returned to the beach and took their boat back.
Sitting in the boat, Weng Qian kept one hand on his knee as he sank into thought.
He had not yet decided whether to develop the island.
The island's natural conditions were indeed excellent and tempting, but it was so remote that developing it would cost far too much.
Building a hotel on land and building one at sea were entirely different in cost.
Even if his family could afford it, throwing such a large amount of cash into this island was not a wise choice. Getting a loan would be even harder.
For such a small island to gain recognition and get on track, it would take at least one or two years.
His family was not exactly flush with money. Spending two years waiting for uncertain returns was hardly a good choice.
Yet he was reluctant to give it up outright.
The island's scenery was truly beautiful, and if they could secure the application, it could practically serve as a private island.
There were not many islands in all of China with such superior conditions that were also suitable for private use.
If they missed this one, who knew when they would encounter another?
Weng Qian's expression kept changing.
Lu Ao roughly knew what he was thinking and did not rush him.
After returning to shore, Lu Ao led him home. It was still early, and