These days, business-to-business transfers can be made nationwide.

After completing these procedures, the two of them took the letter of introduction issued by the farm to the Forestry Bureau to get the director's signature.

Originally, Sheng Xiping thought that with so many things to do in the bureau, the director might forget whether it was Shanghai or the provincial capital when he was busy. He could just sign it off casually and that would be the end of it.

Of course, if the leader really remembers that they didn't sign it, then it's not too late for them to go to the provincial capital.

The previous series of events were completed very smoothly.

When it came to the last item, getting the director's signature, the newly arrived Director Xu wasn't there. Sheng Xiping happened to see Director Yang, so he took the letter of introduction and went to find Director Yang.

Director Yang was unaware of the background of this matter. When he saw that it was for Chen Weimin to have a prosthetic leg, he signed the document very readily.

"This should have been done a long time ago. If it weren't for Old Chen being so stubborn and running around to the provincial capital, it would have been done together last year."

Xiao Sheng, you've gone to great lengths for me on this journey. Please take good care of Xiao Chen.

Director Yang had no suspicions whatsoever and even gave Sheng Xiping a few special instructions.

"Don't worry, Director Yang, I'll take good care of him." After saying that, Sheng Xiping took the letter of introduction signed and stamped by the director and walked out.

As Chen Weimin emerged from the bureau building, his palms were sweaty.

"Brother, I was so scared just now, my heart was pounding in my throat. I didn't expect that I would actually get through it."

"Look at your cowardice, is it really necessary?" Sheng Xiping laughed.

"Brother, when are we leaving? Do we have to go back to the forest farm?"

Chen Weimin's face turned red with excitement. He could finally get his prosthetic leg installed. Once it was installed, he would be able to walk normally without having to hop around like he does now. Anyone would be excited in his shoes.

"Why go back? Let's go, let's hurry up and get in the car."

"The longer we stay here, the more things can go wrong. If we leave, even if the bureau realizes what's going on, it'll be too late." Upon hearing this, Sheng Xiping laughed heartily.

They had everything prepared before leaving home—clothes, luggage, money, and so on—intending to set off immediately once everything was settled here.

Of course, I need to think about how to get to the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

These days, if you want to buy a train ticket to Shanghai, you need to go to the provincial capital to get a letter of introduction, which is too troublesome.

"How about this, we go to Dalian first, and then take a boat directly to Shanghai. That way we won't need to go to the provincial capital to get a letter of introduction."

The road is dead, but people are alive. A living person can't let themselves die from holding their pee. As long as you're willing to use your brain, you can always find a way.

And so, the two brothers went straight to the main train station, bought tickets for the evening train to Tonghua, and set off that very night.

From Songjiang River to Tonghua, and then from Tonghua to Dalian, when we arrived at the Dalian dock, there was a passenger ship going to Shanghai, the 7,500-ton Changshan.

Sheng Xiping told Chen Weimin to wait while he quickly went to queue up and bought a third-class cabin with six beds in each room.

Once inside the cabin, looking out through the round cabin window, the window is directly above the sea.

This was Chen Weimin's first time seeing the sea, and he was extremely curious about everything on the ship.

Although Sheng Xiping had ridden in the same place many times in his previous life, he still had to pretend to be curious and accompany Chen Weimin as they wandered around and looked at the sights.

Standing on the deck, looking out over the vast sea, small boats drifted on the waves in the distance.

Looking down, they saw a deep chasm in the sea where their giant ship was passing, with dark green waters churning up white waves, which was actually a bit terrifying.

There were also some seabirds, flying up and down and calling out, chasing after the ship, trying to land on the ship's side.

Sheng Xiping also accompanied Chen Weimin down to the lower deck of the ship to take a look. It was a large, undivided cabin with beds side by side.

A group of people were playing cards in a circle. Most of them had accents that I couldn't understand, so they were probably from the south.