"Okay~, I'm off." With a series of running footsteps, the person had already run far away.

"Hehe... Please excuse my son, he's twelve years old and just started learning shipbuilding from a master."

After shouting, Zheng Niangzi realized her embarrassment. "I run between the factory and home every day, and I've lost all my femininity. People in my industry call me a tigress in private. Now I also feel like a rough, middle-aged woman."

"Madam Zheng is so forthright and generous, not bothered by trifles. Many men are ashamed of themselves compared to her. Why should Madam Zheng belittle herself?" Mo Lan actually admired this kind of bold and energetic woman. She didn't have to worry about her being petty and calculating.

"Please excuse my rudeness, young lady. Life has been tough for us. Being a woman is so difficult. There's no other way but to pretend to be fearless." When Madam Zheng saw Mo Lan, perhaps because they were both women, she didn't stand on ceremony. Instead, she said this helpless sentence with a wry smile.

By the time Uncle Zheng and his two masters arrived, it was already past the time it takes to drink a cup of tea.

After exchanging pleasantries, Madam Zheng placed the blueprints in front of them. Seeing the expressions on their faces, she had already calmed down.

"What do you and your two masters think of these blueprints?"

"Great, excellent! Very detailed. The person who drew this diagram must be a master shipbuilder." Uncle Zheng and the two craftsmen agreed after reviewing it.

"These blueprints were brought by this Miss Mo Lan. She wants to order three teak boats from our Zheng family and will use these blueprints. What do you think?"

"Three teak boats?"

The three looked at the composed Mo Lan with surprise, then pulled Zheng Niangzi into the courtyard. They whispered among themselves for a long time before walking in with flushed faces.

"Ahem... May I ask, young lady, which master architect drew this blueprint?"

"I can't comment, but I can tell you that these blueprints are legitimate, so you don't need to worry." Mo Lan looked at their excited expressions and felt that there was hope.

"Can you build it?"

"To be honest, this is the first time we've seen these new blueprints. We'll have to study them a bit... Would you mind putting the blueprints aside for a while?" Uncle Zheng said, his face slightly red, perhaps because he felt his reason was a bit shameless, but without the blueprints, they couldn't build it.

Mo Lan: "..."

So excited.

You wouldn't want to take it back and copy it, would you?

Seeing that Mo Lan remained silent, the group grew anxious. Finally, it was Madam Zheng who broke the silence, "Ahem... Miss, if you want us to build the ship according to the blueprints, we can't do it without leaving the blueprints for reference. If you don't want to keep the original blueprints, we can make a copy. Of course, this is a personal secret, and we'll need your permission."

"Oh dear, sister-in-law, it's better to just ask the young lady directly." Uncle Zheng himself was a ship fanatic, and he couldn't resist good blueprints. "I wonder if the young lady could sell us these blueprints?"

"Sell?"

"Yes, don't worry, young lady, as long as the price is reasonable, we can agree to it." Uncle Zheng stared at Mo Lan with excitement.

"I just wanted to build ships using the blueprints; I never thought about selling them..."

"It's alright, it's not too late for you to start thinking about it now, we have plenty of time."

After Uncle Zheng finished speaking, Mo Lan noticed that Madam Zheng and the two masters had all turned red. However, like Uncle Zheng, although their faces were flushed, they still stared at her intently.