Chapter 311 310. Dividing Gold with a Large Scale (Even Subscription +43)

Chapter 311 310. Dividing Gold with a Large Scale (Even Subscription +43)

Ao Muyang was right. The Japanese ship did not want to ambush them for no reason.

It was just a coincidence that Zheng Xiliang actually scattered the crab cage into a crab group. Obviously, the coordinates of this crab group were the secrets of the Japanese. They contacted their friend's boat and wanted to attack Zheng Xiliang and drive him away.

In order to be on the safe side, they not only wanted to drive Zheng Xiliang away, but also wanted to drive away all the Chinese fishing boats around to avoid more trouble.

As a result, they were unlucky enough to offend Ao Muyang and were beaten by the Big Dragon Head!

Ao Muyang forced the fishermen on the boat to throw the crabs into the water themselves. This was revenge for them. They thought it was still the era of the invasion of China. They wanted to attack and surrender?

It's not that simple. Since the conflict was provoked, the losing party must pay the price, especially this time the Japanese took the initiative to provoke trouble. The first to provoke is cheap, and there must be a price!

All the snow crabs were thrown into the sea, and the Japanese fishing boats left in embarrassment.

That night, Ao Muyang rushed over with his men, and went down to search with warm clothes and diving suits on the boat.

This sea area is not deep, only about 20 to 30 meters, and it is no big deal for the fishermen in Longtou Village to dive to such a depth.

The snow crabs that had just been thrown down were fished up again. Although there may be omissions, it is already a large harvest. The Japanese boats are very good at catching snow crabs. They harvested at least two or three tons!

Snow crabs are very expensive seafood. In China, one kilogram is sold for about 300 to 400 yuan, and one ton of snow crabs is 300,000 to 400,000 yuan.

These Japanese must regret taking the initiative to provoke trouble. The loss is too great!

Ao Qianwen led many fishermen to dive and pick up snow crabs, and Ao Muyang returned to the battlefield to find the location of the crab group.

As expected, he found the crab group. This is a large crab group, widely distributed and numerous, probably thousands or tens of thousands!

In the next two days, Ao Muyang urged the crew to cast the nets. They had to act quickly. Cutting off someone's wealth was like killing their parents. Those Japanese fishermen were scared at the time, and they would definitely find a way to gather strength to deal with them after returning.

With continuous crab cages and high-intensity work, their harvest was even more impressive. More than 20 tons of snow crabs were caught!

At this point, Ao Muyang immediately chose to return. It had been more than a week since he came out. It was time to go back. The supplies on the ship were prepared according to ten days.

In addition, if they continued to stay, they would easily be attacked by the counterattack of the Japanese fishing boats.

Just like when they came, the return journey was also smooth.

The people on the boat worked for two days and two nights in a row. They were tossed to death one by one. They only cared about sleeping on the way back. When they almost recovered their energy, they also returned to Hongyang.

After seeing the city of Hongyang, Ao Muyang breathed a sigh of relief. This deep-sea fishing trip finally came to an end. It was pretty good. This period was quite satisfactory.

The next step is to sell this batch of snow crabs, which is even simpler. He contacted Lu Hu, who directly waited at the dock with a convoy. As soon as the Big Dragon Head docked at the port, the workers immediately lined up to board the ship.

Because it is fresh snow crab, the price is relatively expensive. After disassembling, the crab legs alone cost one hundred to two hundred yuan per kilogram. If the whole is sold, it will cost four hundred yuan per kilogram. The harvest of this ship of snow crabs is more than eight million.

This is why many people still choose to go out to sea to try their luck even though they know that the number of snow crabs is small and it is not easy to catch.

Once you are lucky enough to get a good harvest, the profit of a trip to the sea is several million!

Ao Muyang's total investment in this trip to the sea, including fuel, food supplies and the purchase of crab cages, is less than 500,000. Even if the dividends and wages for the crew are deducted, his surplus is more than 6 million!

Ordinary crew members are paid wages. They are paid 500 yuan a day for ocean voyages. This is the market price. After all, the risks are high and the work is tiring. The crew members have to rest for several days after going out to the sea to recover.

This time he went out to sea with 20 people. In addition to the salary, he also distributed dividends to everyone.

Ao Daguo and Ao Qianwen received the most dividends. The former was the captain and was responsible for managing the people and things on the ship, while the latter provided the first crab group information. According to the rules, they could get more dividends.

If the crab group provided by Ao Qianwen was a large group, he would get more dividends. Now considering that the crab group he provided was not large, the money was the same as Ao Daguo, and Ao Muyang gave each person 200,000 yuan.

The dividends of others were much less, ranging from 10,000 to 50,000 according to the workload.

Ao Qianlai, who was big and strong, did the most work and got the most. He seemed to have no sense of existence on the ship, but he worked the hardest. Ao Muyang saw it and gave him a bonus of 50,000 yuan.

Ao Qianlai was so happy to get the money that he couldn't close his mouth.

Ao Muyang gave cash. After Ao Qianlai got the money, he counted it one by one, and his eyes were red.

Ao Mudong, who performed the most courageously during the conflict with the Japanese fishing boat, also received 50,000 yuan. He worked hard and helped Ao Muyang share the most pressure during the conflict, so he should get more money.

In addition, because the conflict occurred during the deep-sea fishing, everyone was scared, so Ao Muyang gave everyone a red envelope of 10,000 yuan, which was a shocking money.

The gold was divided on the big scale, and it ended here. There were still 6.8 million left, which was all Ao Muyang's own income.

He had a good harvest on this trip to the sea. With his temperament, he could give everyone more bonuses and dividends.

But as the saying goes, a little rice is a favor, and a little rice is a grudge. The experience left by our ancestors will never be wrong. Ao Muyang is not stingy, but he will not be stupid enough to give money randomly.

Every sum of money he gave out was the result of consultation with Ao Daguo, and there was a reason for it. No matter how much, it was what everyone deserved. Some people might be jealous, but they couldn't find fault.

Moreover, if Ao Muyang gave money randomly, it would easily cause conflicts in the village.

Now the villagers already know that they can make money by going out to sea with his boat, and they all want to get on his boat. If the villagers find out that they can make a lot of money by going out to sea with him, then it will be difficult for him to select people every time he goes out to sea, and the villagers will fight for the quota to get on the boat.

When they returned to the village, they naturally caused a sensation.

The crew members all came back with bulging pockets, and the least profitable one also made nearly 20,000 yuan from this trip. For the people in Longtou Village, this is a huge sum of money.

As for people like Ao Qianwen and Ao Daguo, one trip to the sea is equivalent to what ordinary people do for several years.

When a man has money, his back is strong.

Ao Daguo didn't see his son when he got off the boat. When his son came, he started to scold him: "Your dad is almost at the North Pole, you are not worried at all? Why don't you come to pick me up earlier?"

Ao Wuwei, who dared to confront him before, is now as obedient as a rabbit. He said weakly: "Dad, it's not that I'm not worried about you, I'm going to the mountain first. There are wild boars on the mountain. I'm going to see if the trap I set has caught anything."

Hearing this, Ao Muyang, who was packing up, became excited: "A wild boar came out of the mountain?"