Anchor winches, cranes, electric shipboard winches, and net haulers were all installed. Based on Chen Hong's description, Geng Dazhi also provided a gyroscope. Above and below the aft deck were huge refrigerated and chilled water tanks, while below the foredeck were live water and live bait tanks.

The cockpit was equipped with a six-seater sofa and a 1.5-meter-long chaise lounge. The instrument panel, radar, fish finder, GPS, and other advanced equipment had all been recalibrated and reinstalled. The roof was also fully equipped with large spotlights and fish-attracting lights.

The lower living area is also decorated very comfortably and spaciously, making it especially comfortable for three or four people to eat and rest on the ship. The bedrooms are also bright and spacious, and the bathrooms are designed with a wet and dry separation.

In short, this ship was entirely on Chen Hong's mind. Geng Dazhi truly deserves his reputation as an outstanding professional trained by a prestigious university.

Geng Dazhi truly put his heart and soul into remodeling this ship. Unable to repay him, Chen Hong secretly gave him a 2,000 yuan red envelope, which she felt was quite appropriate given the recent New Year.

Unexpectedly, Geng Dazhi refused to accept the honey, stammering that he wanted another bottle. He had already finished the two jin of honey that Chen Hong had given him as a gift before the New Year, and had gone without it for two days.

These past two days, he's been feeling lethargic, with a poor appetite and digestive issues. His old habits from staying up late and straining his brain have returned, and he's only now realizing how good the honey Chen Hong gave him really is.

He has always had a sweet tooth; when he was busy and forgot to eat, he would have some candy, chocolate, or honey water to supplement his diet. This not only provided him with energy but also helped to promote bowel movements and relieve constipation from sitting for long periods.

During the Chinese New Year period, he drank the honey that Chen Hong gave him, and it worked very well. He even stopped using glycerin suppositories. The comfort he felt was something that money couldn't buy.

He went to great lengths for Chen Hong's boat, hoping to get to know her better and find a way to get some more honey to drink.

Chen Hong handed him the red envelope, saying, "It's the New Year, there's no reason to take back a red envelope that's been given out. You can take this red envelope too. I'll try to get you two pounds of honey to drink first. You have a good eye; you can even tell that the honey is special."

Geng Dazhi couldn't refuse, so he accepted the red envelope. "Then I'll take it. If there's anything wrong with your ship in the future, just call me. Whether it's repairs, modifications, or maintenance, it's just a matter of a word. Don't be shy with me."

I enjoy the honey because I drink it, not because I see it. Look at my 500-degree glasses, my eyesight isn't what it used to be!

Chen Hong laughed upon hearing this; this person was truly honest. That's wonderful; she liked honest people. It's just a little honey, after all. It's like hiring a professional repairman for the ship; he can be there anytime for maintenance. She'd really benefited.

The weather was nice today, so Chen Hong and Geng Dazhi discussed it and decided to go out to sea for a test voyage! No matter how good it looks, it still needs to be easy to drive and use. Before the inspection certificate is issued, they can make any necessary modifications if needed.

Logically, such a large boat should require at least two more people to be hired for fishing. However, Chen Hong was unwilling to work at sea with people whose background she didn't know, so she could only modify and simplify the operating tools as much as possible to make them more convenient and easy to use.

The moment Chen Hong got behind the wheel of the boat, she felt a surge of exhilaration. It was fantastic; it was far more exhilarating than driving a semi-trailer truck.

Speeding across the sea, watching the bow part the water, white spray surging to both sides, even the sound can strike straight to the heart.

This ship truly lives up to its reputation for smuggling goods; its speed is astounding. It overtook more than a dozen fishing boats of all sizes and types along the way. Its arrogant and domineering presence, which no one can catch up with, is simply unparalleled.

Watching Chen Hong speed across the sea in her fishing boat, even the usually composed Geng Dazhi couldn't help but feel his blood boil with excitement. No wonder the domestic fishing boat manufacturing industry has developed so rapidly in recent years; just look at the people fishing at sea.

Once you've seen the ocean, no one can resist the urge to conquer it.

Watching Chen Hong drive the boat is a real treat. The way she handles the steering wheel is comparable to a Formula One race car driver—cool, dashing, and full of charisma.

Like a commander, she effortlessly wields her baton, directing attacks precisely where she points. How can a woman be so cool?

At this moment, one completely overlooks her beauty and is captivated only by her aura.

Such a perfect woman, I wonder who got to be lucky enough to marry her. If I were five or six years younger and still unmarried, I would definitely be unable to resist pursuing her.

Back at the shipyard in the afternoon, Geng Dazhi began installing small accessories and mechanisms for fishing, striving to make it as comprehensive and easy to operate as possible. He even improved the turret several times. The fish-cleaning net frame was also modified by Geng Dazhi to have a net-shaking function.

All toolboxes and storage rooms are built-in, making efficient use of space. Fishing holes, water guns, hoists, and winches have all been improved for greater efficiency, less effort, and easier storage.