Chapter 118 She doesn’t like me, and she doesn’t like you either

People with suspicious temperaments cannot be military wives, they will go crazy.

Because men often disappear and don’t tell you where they are going.

Coquettish women cannot be military wives either.

Because men will not be available at your beck and call, will not add clothes for you when it’s cold, and will not send you medicine when you have a cold.

In fact, it is very likely that you won’t even get a “drink more hot water!” when you have a cold or a fever.

Lin Wanxia didn’t spend much time in the compound, but she found that most military wives were independent and capable.

Most of them were strong women who supported the family alone.

They took good care of the house inside and outside.

They were also easy-going, kind, and generally easy to get along with.

Generally means most of them, after all, there are the best ones like Wang Cuiping.

Something even more exquisite than Lin Yaoyao in the original novel.

Lin Wanxia thought, fortunately, she is busier than Jiang Sinian.

At dinner, Xingxing frowned because there were too many vegetables on the table.

"Lin Wanxia, ​​why do you always make vegetarian dishes? I want to eat meat."

"Eating more vegetables is good for your health." Lin Wanxia advised halfheartedly.

People who often go to sea know that meat and fish and shrimp can be frozen on the boat, but vegetables cannot be preserved for a long time.

Xingxing's protest was ineffective, and he angrily ate a bowl of rice with a spinach.

In fact, he ate it with cartoons.

There were not many TV channels that could be searched in 1983, and there would be a channel that played cartoons at around six o'clock every night.

This was a must-see program for Xingxing, and it was also a must-see program for many children in the village.

Of course, Lin Wanxia was not interested in this kind of cartoon, as she had a lot of room for choice in her childhood.

But, it was only limited to electronic products.

In fact, her childhood was poorer than Xingxing's. She

was picked up and dropped off by her family until high school.

Even in the community, her family did not dare to let her play alone.

Not only were they afraid of encountering bad people, but they were mainly afraid of passing vehicles.

Sometimes when she opened the door of the unit, she would be startled by the cars whizzing by.

Of course, this situation disappeared after her family moved into a villa.

But that was the childhood of most children.

Unlike Xingxing, she could visit neighbors by herself even when she was only three years old.

She would go from one end of the village to the other with a group of slightly older or younger friends.

When she was at peace, she would play games by herself, or hide and seek, skipping rubber ropes, throwing sandbags, and kicking shuttlecocks.

When he was restless, he would either harm the villagers, poke the wasp nests under the eaves or go to other people's vegetable gardens to pull out vegetables that were not yet edible. Or he would harm children from other villages.

Some fishing villages were far away from each other, while others were close.

Like the popular Young and Dangerous many years later, they fought each other in the name of the village.

Of course, a child as old as Xingxing could only follow behind the team and wave flags and shout.

Maybe not all of them were good things, but it was definitely a colorful childhood.

Lin Wanxia cleaned up the dishes, took out a pen and paper, and sat at the tea table to do the accounts.

It had been a long time since I had done the accounts.

In fact, there was nothing to do. All the money I earned last year was given to Chen Bin, and I still owed him 10,000 yuan.

At the end of the year, she held a banquet in the compound and collected another share of money. She added the money she had reserved as a reserve fund to do business with Chen Manshu.

Before returning to the village, she gave Chen Manshu two thousand as an investment and brought back three thousand to keep in hand for emergencies. After

two trips to the sea, excluding expenses including the wages of the boatmen, there were about four thousand yuan.

A total of seven thousand yuan.

Lin Wanxia decided to keep two thousand and return the remaining five thousand to Chen Bin.

After doing the math, Lin Wanxia noticed something was wrong.

Earning two thousand from a trip to the sea is definitely a lot in the eyes of others. She

can make a net profit of four thousand in a month.

But Lin Wanxia is not an ordinary person.

As a daughter of the sea, a person with a golden finger, she can make an average of three to five hundred yuan a day fishing near the coast, and it is no problem for her to make ten thousand yuan a month.

How come after changing to a big ship and going out to sea, I make less money?

Lin Wanxia reflected on herself.

First, I didn't make good use of the golden finger.

Secondly, I was too good at hiding my abilities.

Finally, just going out to sea to fish is far from enough. The money

earned from going out to sea to fish is hard-earned money.

But Lin Wanxia wants more than just hard-earned money.

Being with too many fishermen, I was afraid that people would see that the golden finger had to hide his abilities, but after hiding his abilities, Lin Wanxia was just an ordinary fisherman. For

an ordinary fisherman to earn forty or fifty thousand a year is already quite impressive.

Lin Wanxia's goal is to be an ocean-going captain, a real fleet captain.

The kind of captain whose cargo is worth several small targets. The kind

of captain that pirates avoid.

The kind of captain that foreigners let go unconditionally.

If you want to be a captain like this, you can't earn forty or fifty thousand a year.

Lin Wanxia wrote and drew on a notebook while thinking.

First of all, the price of seafood must be increased.

Most deep-sea fish die when out of water.

It is difficult to increase the price of dead fish, not even large ones.

Technology is not advanced enough now, and long-term storage is a problem.

In addition, the island city relies on the sea for its livelihood, and seafood is rampant. If seafood can be brought into the inland, the price will double.

Lin Wanxia thought about it and drew a circle on transportation with the pen in his hand.

In order to enter the inland, in addition to a ship, you need a car, a refrigerated truck.

The problem is here again. Technology is not advanced enough, and refrigerators and freezers are ridiculously expensive in 1983. How to transport seafood into the inland is a problem.

Even if Lin Wanxia could solve the refrigeration problem, she couldn't solve the car problem.

There was no navigation in 1983, so drivers who knew the way well or were experienced were needed.

The highways were not well developed, and the small roads were winding and time-consuming, not to mention that it was easy to run into thieves.

The most important thing was that cars were too expensive these days.

One car was so expensive that it could buy many courtyard houses.

But Lin Wanxia was still in debt and couldn't afford a courtyard house, let alone a truck.

She put a heavy question mark on the truck.

If this road is blocked, try another one.

Going out to sea is risky. If they don't go out to sea or there is a fishing ban, how can the fishermen increase their income?

After thinking for a long time, Lin Wanxia wrote two words: breeding.

As time went by, the fishing ban became longer and longer, and its scope became wider and wider, even the high seas began to have a fishing ban.

Fishermen need a stable way to make a living.

Aquaculture is currently the best one.

There are natural conditions, and at most it takes some effort to cast the net.

What to farm is the second question.

There are many things that can be farmed, such as common fish and shrimp, uncommon sea cucumbers and abalone, and later oysters, which are a regular on barbecue stalls.

Just as she was about to carefully consider the farming matters, she suddenly heard Xingxing calling her.

"Lin Wanxia."

Lin Wanxia looked up.

"Have you seen my grandmother?"

"Your grandmother?" Lin Wanxia was surprised, her mind had not yet completely shifted from the matter of farming.

"It's my father's mother."

Her mother-in-law? Lin Wanxia finally came to her senses and wondered, "What happened to your grandma?"

"Grandma came to the island city from her hometown. She also came to the fishing village to find you."

Lin Wanxia: "..."

I heard that Jiang Sinian's hometown is relatively traditional, actually feudal.

The mother-in-law is still the boss and the daughter-in-law is the punching bag.

Lin Wanxia didn't want to be a punching bag and was not ready to face her mother-in-law.

"I don't like grandma!" Xingxing pouted, "She doesn't like me either, and she doesn't like you either!"