As a Fisherman, My Fish Can Level Up
Chapter 347 - Chapter 347 Chapter 282 A Kind of Bad Luck Called Meeting_2

Chapter 347: Chapter 282: A Kind of Bad Luck Called Meeting_2 Chapter 347: Chapter 282: A Kind of Bad Luck Called Meeting_2 Buying the two houses next door would allow for the construction of a separate house, not connected to anyone else’s, complete with a large, private yard.

Chu Mingcheng, who preferred silence when sleeping, wouldn’t have to worry about being disturbed by noise early in the morning.

Of course, this was what Chu Yongxin assumed.

In reality, Chu Mingcheng was already used to waking up early every day and no longer feared being disturbed by others.

Having agreed on the matter, Chu Yongxin decided to take advantage of any free time he had to ask the neighbors if they were interested in selling their house, even if the price was a little higher than usual.

After hanging up the phone, Chu Mingcheng just needed to wait for news.

It was best to spend money rather than let it depreciate by keeping it on hand. He wasn’t a finance major, nor did he have any business acumen, so he didn’t dare to invest in starting a business.

As for what to do with the money he would make in the future, Chu Mingcheng didn’t bother thinking about it for the time being.

He’d deal with future issues in the future. Who knows, maybe he would end up with a spendthrift child?

For the next two days, Chu Mingcheng stayed on the Sea God, and even paid for two days’ worth of temporary mooring fees, waiting for Chen Yang’s White Dragon to arrive.

As for Jiang Luoluo, who had returned from the trip, she was anything but quiet.

She had gone out of her way to rent the property next door and hired some people specifically to serve Chu Mingcheng.

Their main job was to edit and dub the videos he shot, and then post them on his account.

Chu Mingcheng earned quite a bit from fishing, but he was indifferent to the video content.

But Jiang Luoluo was not about to give up on the account so easily. After all, it now boasted several hundred thousand followers, and just as many on the social platform.

Participating in the Tuna Fishing Contest was an excellent gimmick. The Tuna Trading Center was already promoting the event heavily, and if Chu Mingcheng performed spectacularly, he could certainly take advantage of the situation to attract a surge of online traffic.

His account might even experience a huge boom in popularity.

Jiang Luoluo personally felt that with the declining fish resources, fishing was not a stable industry, dependent on the whims of nature, and perhaps Chu Mingcheng wouldn’t be able to do it for long.

Purely relying on video income was actually quite low.

Therefore, it was necessary to pursue other avenues, such as winning a fishing contest, and after accumulating a certain level of popularity, starting a factory to specifically manufacture fishing gear and diving equipment, and so on.

Especially for diving equipment, Jiang Luoluo was very optimistic about this industry.

As the domestic economy continued to improve, more and more people would become interested in diving.

She had had this idea ever since Chu Mingcheng proposed starting a diving club.

But as much as she had ideas, implementing them posed many challenges.

That was one of the reasons why Jiang Luoluo stopped working alone and instead started a studio with employees – she needed to learn how to be a boss.

Chu Mingcheng had no idea that the “big thigh” he had accidentally latched onto was going to get even firmer with time.

When he learned that Chen Yang would arrive in two hours, he decided to wait an hour before picking up his phone to contact Shu Zichen.

Over forty minutes later, she arrived at the harbor, and Chu Mingcheng came out to bring her aboard the Sea God.

“Is this your boat?” Shu Zichen was stunned when she saw the luxurious Sea God.

She had thought Chu Mingcheng owned only a small boat but never imagined he would have such a magnificent vessel.

Though it wasn’t as opulent as a luxury yacht, it certainly didn’t look much less impressive on the outside.

One look at the boat and it was obviously expensive. She had assumed Chu Mingcheng was just an ordinary angler, not realizing he was a wealthy man.

Chu Mingcheng smiled and seeing that she was curious about the boat, gave her a brief tour.

He had no interest in Shu Zichen, hence there was also no desire to show off.

After the tour, they sat in the living room, waiting for Chen Yang and the others to arrive.

When Shu Zichen saw the cats, her eyes lit up, and she caught Xiaoju, who was a bit slow, and began to pet him incessantly.

She had wanted to touch Xiaomi, but Xiaomi’s personality was rather aloof, cozying up only to Chu Mingcheng and Jiang Luoluo, so the cat had dodged her.

As for the three younger ones, they were not at all shy around strangers, probably due to the environment they grew up in from a young age.

A little while later, a white fishing boat entered the harbor and docked next to the Sea God.

“They’re here, shall we go out?” Chu Mingcheng, who had spotted the White Dragon through the window, said to Shu Zichen, who was still playing with the cats.

“Okay~” Shu Zichen quickly stood up, following him back ashore.

“Holy crap?”

“Splash~”

Zhang Wei, who was just about to step ashore, had barely uttered an exclamation when he twisted his foot and fell directly into the water from the stairway, leaving Chu Mingcheng flabbergasted.

Chen Yang was stupefied at the back; he had reached out his hand but was too late to catch Zhang Wei.

Fortunately, Zhang Wei knew how to swim and climbed back up by himself, although he was completely drenched.

“Are you alright?” Shu Zichen hurried over, asking out of concern.

“I’m… I’m fine!” Zhang Wei said, his expression complex as he gave a pained smile to Shu Zichen.

He resentfully glanced at Chu Mingcheng, who had watched the whole scene, and said, “I need to take a shower and change clothes.”

After saying that, he promptly headed towards the cabin.

Shu Zichen felt a bit embarrassed; it was obvious that Zhang Wei had fallen into the water after seeing her.

Chen Yang, finding the situation eerily familiar, approached her with a smile to say hello and invited her into the living room.

After sitting down on the sofa and exchanging pleasantries with Chen Yang, Shu Zichen suddenly asked, “Are you planning to go out to sea?”

Chen Yang was taken aback but nodded, “Yes, the Tuna Trading Center in Modu is holding the Tuna Fishing Contest on September first.”

“Ah Wei and I have never been to the Far Sea, so we’re having Ah Cheng take us out for the experience.”

Shu Zichen nodded in understanding and then asked, “Then, do you rent out space on your fishing boat? I’m very curious about fishing and would like to try it. The cost is not a problem; whatever you ask, I’ll pay.”

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