Space Fisherwoman: Going fishing in the sea and getting rich

Liu Cuihong was stunned: "What do you mean?"

Villager A laughed, "What else can it mean? You may not be able to save two taels of silver a year. If you want us to lend you ten taels of silver, it will probably take five or six years, or even seven or eight years to pay it back. We are not stupid enough to lend it to you directly."

"If something happens to you during this period and your child refuses to acknowledge you, who should I turn to for the child?"

"I think the seagull you caught has a lot of meat. If you sell it to me, I can give you two taels of silver."

"Bullshit!" Liu Cuihong became even angrier. "This seagull is so big, you can tell it's very valuable. I heard that the rich people in the city like this kind of giant the most. If I take it to the city, I can sell it for ten taels of silver. It's no problem."

Villager A was not angry, and said sarcastically: "You said it, it's only worth ten taels in the city, and this is not the city. This seagull is so big, it will cost a lot of money just to transport it to the city."

"When you bring the seagulls to the city, your man might die."

Liu Cuihong was stunned, with a conflicted look on her face. Obviously, she knew that what he said was true.

Villager B said, "Gao's wife, he is right. If you want your man to live, you have to sell the seagull now to raise money for his medical treatment."

Villager C said, "Yes, this seagull is rare, but right now nothing is more important than your man's life. If he can catch the first one, he can catch the second one."

"Yes, he was able to take advantage of the fact that his parents-in-law had passed away and do such a kind thing."

Liu Cuihong gritted her teeth and said, "But seven taels of silver is too much. Even if you sell the seagull, it will be enough to treat your wife's illness. By then, you will have the seagull and money left over. How will you and your widow live?"

"No matter what, whether it's a lot of money or a little, he should give it a try."

The other villagers understood and said, "He was too cruel."

Villager Ding said: "That's right, you have to distinguish the urgent and slow of the world."

Liu Cuihong thought it was too much, "Okay, it must be ten taels, if you give it to me, get out!"

"He was so sentimental, how could he meet his father-in-law and mother-in-law a hundred years ago?"

"He!" Villager A had no choice but to agree, "He will wait for you for a while. You have ten taels of silver in your hand. Go and borrow some money."

When these people heard you say that, they immediately took a few steps forward as if they were afraid of being stuck to you.

Liu Cuihong didn't care about that. She snorted, "Who asked them to lend you the money? If they had no sense of justice, they would have lent you ten taels of silver and only talked about you. They know the pain when they are hit by the stick. You raised the child before, and they gave you money to raise him."

The villagers frowned at the same time, wondering what Liu Cuihong actually thought.

Villager A saw that Xiaojia was willing to help him, and knew that Liu Cuihong would be willing to sell it if he added money, so he said helplessly: "Who made you a bad person? If you really want ten taels of silver, you must take it out. How about eight taels of silver? If he agrees, you pay immediately and take the seagull away."

"Instead of that, you should treat your woman as soon as you finish. The money left over from the sale of the seagull cannot support you and your child for a long time, so as not to end up with nothing."

Villager A winked at the other villagers.