Feng Ye casually made up an excuse to brush it off.
"Newspapers? No wonder I've never seen them before. I don't like reading newspapers."
Ah-Can shook his head, then seemed to realize something, "Huh, why don't they understand? Do they, like me, not like reading newspapers?"
"Maybe I just didn't notice, who knows?"
Feng Ye changed the subject, "Let's not talk about that anymore. You must have heard their suggestion earlier: should we also sell our fish in the county?"
"Of course I have no objection, it's fine to sell it anywhere."
"Let's go to the county then, that way we'll have company. Hey, where's the Harvest ship? I haven't seen it. I was just about to ask them if they were going?"
"Hey, if you hadn't said anything, I wouldn't have noticed they weren't here." Ah-Can stood up and looked around. "They're over there."
Feng Ye turned his head in the direction he pointed and indeed saw the Harvest Express heading this way.
As soon as the Harvest arrived, Xiao Guowen couldn't wait to ask what had happened and why so many ships were gathered together.
The other people on the ship were also very curious, and they all stood by the side of the ship, including Feng Jiaqing, Xiao Zhaojun and three others who were sleeping when Feng Ye boarded the Harvest.
When Ah-Can recounted Feng Ye's rescue, it immediately drew gasps of amazement from the crowd.
Then, he told me about going to the county to sell fish.
“We had the same idea. Everyone’s boats were full, and there were so many fish that the vendors couldn’t possibly eat them all. They didn’t even have a place to store them.”
"Then let's go together, and stop trying to salvage it. Let's leave now. Ah-Can, go set sail."
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