Before long, Crow came to knock on the door. "You two, Ninth Brother sent me to pick you up."
Chu Ge asked, "Where are we going?"
"The port... Incheon again." Crow gave an honest smile. "You might not know this... but between Incheon and Busan, we have more ships than cars."
Chu Ge: "..."
Only when they arrived at Incheon's First Pier did Chu Ge truly understand what it meant to have more ships than cars.
Looking out from the pier, he saw immense ships filling the harbor, blotting out the sky. Shipping containers stretched on and on, like row upon row of buildings in a city. The cruise ship they had taken out to sea from Sea Park last time looked like a child compared with the ocean freighters before him.
There were cars, actually. Vast numbers of them were being loaded onto and unloaded from the freighters, like swarms of little ants.
A few smaller vessels were scattered among the freighters. They looked like cruise ships. Tang Jinyan stood aboard one of them, waving to them. "Over here."
Chu Ge boarded, speechless. "I thought you were taking one of those giant freighters out. They look intimidating enough."
"Those ships are just my business. You should know I'm in shipping."
"You wouldn't know it unless you said so. I always think of you as running an entertainment company. Tell me, does the business we worked on together have anything to do with these enormous freighters...?"
"Ha... This was how I got my start. Entertainment came later. Honestly, I knew nothing about the entertainment industry at first. I just gradually learned through practice."
Chu Ge sighed. "At least you didn't say you knew absolutely nothing about entertainment and were just doing it for fun."
"Actually, taking a freighter out isn't