Rebirth 77: From Beachcombing to Becoming a Tycoon and Spoiling My Wife

Yang Bai summoned all the key personnel to the cabin.

Yang Bai unfolded the map and studied the route on it, drawing red circles on it according to the directions in his memory.

"We need to go 50 nautical miles west from here, there are definitely tuna there."

His company in his previous life also dealt in tuna, so he was extremely familiar with that area of ​​the sea where tuna lived.

The crew members around him were dumbfounded.

He just pointed up there and said there was tuna up there.

Just kidding?

"Captain Yang... are you sure? Have you ever gone this route, entered this area to fish for tuna?"

First mate Li Niu was dumbfounded by this operation. In the past, when he went out to sea with his boss to do business, when there were rare and unfamiliar fish, it would always take several days to ask, look and catch them.

Yang Bai had only been in this line of work for a few months, and even for the boss, finding tuna was extremely difficult, plus three days was simply not enough time to find it.

Yang Bai could tell with a casual gesture that he was still the Dragon King of the East Sea.

Knows everything?

"I'm sure. You'll understand when you get there if you don't know my style of doing things."

Yang Bai laughed, saying that he had been questioned countless times, and each time he would use his past life's experience to answer their questions.

He really knew.

Yang Bai poured tea from the boat, opened the lid, and began to explain all the plans.

This time he will use a large net to catch fish.

Therefore, close cooperation is essential.

Fifty nautical miles, a round trip would take ten hours. To produce 10,000 catties a day, perfect coordination is required, and the task must be completed within two fishing nets.

After the division of labor was explained, everyone nodded in agreement. They didn't believe that Yang Bai could find the tuna fishing grounds so easily.

But he is now their captain, and his orders cannot be disobeyed.

With a blast of its horn, the 100-ton ship sped off towards its destination.

The other four small steel boats followed behind.

Second Officer Ma Yongkang was very curious about Yang Bai and asked him about it.

"Captain Yang, Widow's Sea is infamous! How do you manage to catch net after net of fish? I heard you've become a millionaire thanks to Widow's Sea?"

Yang Bai's deeds spread far and wide in their area.

Yang Bai glanced at him, then turned his gaze to the calm sea.

"Ask what you should ask, but don't ask what you shouldn't. You think you can just try your luck getting in?"

He wasn't being mysterious; he was just afraid that this guy would quit his job on the spot and go fishing in the Widows' Sea after hearing this.

Furthermore, even if he were to start a company, the ebb and flow of the tides in the Widow's Sea would only be in the hands of the person in charge.

He wouldn't just give away his treasure bowl to someone else; he's not a complete idiot.

Ma Yongkang quickly waved his hand, "No, no, no, your deeds are famous, but the fact that eleven people died is just as famous."

As a seasoned sailor with extensive knowledge of the ocean, he could be considered a semi-intellectual.

Naturally, they understood the strangeness of the situation, as the ebb and flow of the tide caused frequent changes in the internal routes.

Without enough time to figure out the patterns and routes, it's inevitable that one boat will perish while another tries to navigate.

"What I'm curious about is how you figured out the patterns at such a young age."

The Widow's Sea is so vast; with current technology, it's practically impossible to explore it completely. This isn't something that can be accomplished with sheer willpower.

Yang Bai's heart skipped a beat, and he began to scrutinize the young man in front of him.

This person's knowledge of the ocean is probably quite extensive.

He's not easily fooled.

"Would you believe me if I said I have memories of the future?"

Yang Bai said half-jokingly.

Ma Yongkang shook his head repeatedly, "Captain Yang, don't tease me. I received a vocational school education and am a staunch materialist. How could I believe in such feudal superstitions?"

Yang Bai smiled. "But this is the only answer I can give you."

He was a staunch materialist before his reincarnation, but mysterious things still happen.

He suddenly remembered a joke about physics he had seen online in his previous life.

That is, the end of physics is metaphysics.

This statement was perfectly exemplified in his case.

In Ma Yongkang's eyes, Yang Bai didn't want to tell him this secret, but he wasn't that clueless.

I didn't intend to say anything, nor did I press the matter further.

The two chatted casually for the rest of the journey.

Time passed slowly, and Yang Bai was still five nautical miles away from his destination.

They had never seen an environment suitable or desirable for tuna to live in.

They all had some doubts about Yang Bai.

The first mate, the waterman, and the fish-killing team leader chatted in hushed tones.

Li Niu shook his head with extreme disappointment in his eyes.

"I thought Yang Bai was some kind of powerful figure, but I haven't even seen a tuna yet. He's probably just lying to us."

Jiang Jian nodded, seemingly unconcerned.

"Our boss makes detailed plans for every trip to sea. He writes a book about which sea area he's going to inspect each day."

"He wasn't even sure about his tuna order, but Yang Bai just drew a circle on the map and said he had it here."

"How are we supposed to find him? Does he think he's a god?"

Yang Bai's way of doing things was really incomprehensible to him; it seemed very casual and arrogant.

But when fishing at sea, meticulousness and precision are essential.

After all, the lives of everyone on board were in his hands.

As a seasoned tuna hunter, Zhang Yongsheng had naturally gone with many boats to process tuna, but he too shook his head.

"Perhaps its reputation is overrated."

Ma Yongkang listened to everything they said, took a deep breath, and pondered for a moment before speaking.

"I'm different from you guys. I don't think Yang Bai would lie to us."

"I heard Yang Bai even placed a bet; he couldn't possibly be catching tuna for the higher-ups for free, could he?"

Li Niu gave a wry smile and pointed at Ma Yongkang.

"You've become stupid from studying too much. The more arrogant a person is, the more they think they're right no matter what they do."

"Look at the current sea area, where is there a suitable place for tuna to live? Why are we making such a big fuss?"

"If he doesn't manage to catch a single one, let's see how he explains himself."

Zhang Yongsheng also let out a long sigh.

"Second Lieutenant Ma, it's not that we don't believe him, it's just that what he's doing now is too absurd."

"I'm a seasoned veteran, and I've never seen a captain like him before."

"I really think Yang Bai is unreliable."

The three nodded in unison. Ma Yongkang glanced at them and then fell silent.

How could he possibly out-argue three people?

When we get to the scene, we'll know who's right and who's wrong.

Moreover, Yang Bai can indeed catch 10,000 catties of tuna a day, which is beneficial to them.

Five nautical miles is a distance that can be reached in an instant.

Upon arrival, Yang Bai brought the boat to a steady stop. As everyone stepped out onto the vast ocean, their eyelids twitched.

The sea in front of me was divided into two shades of water, one deep and one shallow, with undercurrents swirling and surging.

This is clearly a suitable habitat for tuna.

Ma Yongkang smiled slightly as he looked at the three dumbfounded people.

"I told you, I believed Yang Bai."

Li Niu remained stubborn.

"Tuna live at a depth of at least fifty meters, and it is unknown whether they live at that depth."