Back to the 80s: Raising my Wolfy Boyfriend-Chapter 178: Planning the Aquaculture Business

When Gu Jin brought the little brat to the door, she saw Liu Quan with a smile on his face, but his eyes were still glinting with a gloomy light.

She was baffled by this, casting a glance at Dali standing beside Liu Quan, whose face didn’t look good either.

She smiled and said, "Quan-ge, what’s wrong? You look so unhappy. Do you have some opinion about me?"

This was partly to provoke Liu Quan.

Sure enough, upon hearing her words, Liu Quan’s expression changed slightly.

He waved his hands repeatedly, "No, no... Miss Gu, please don’t misunderstand."

Dali chimed in to explain, "Our Quan-ge absolutely has no opinion about Miss Gu. It’s just that Cripple Old Six brought people over in the morning to cause trouble, trying to force Quan-ge to give up this street.

Relying on having some aquatic products in hand, he claims it can boost the black market’s business. Pah! He doesn’t even look at where he is. Who does he think he can mess around here?"

Hearing his subordinate say this, Liu Quan felt disgraced, wiping his face and sitting on a stool with a somewhat gloomy expression.

Gu Jin knew Cripple Old Six; when she first met Liu Quan, she even stepped in to teach him a lesson in this courtyard.

Thinking about the aquatic products in Old Six’s hands, she knew no one had started aquaculture here yet.

She showed a puzzled expression, "Where did Cripple Old Six get so many aquatic products?"

Liu Quan said solemnly, "I heard they were brought over from the south."

Gu Jin frowned slightly. Being brought from the south would obviously require manpower, resources, and finances, so the selling price must be very high.

She asked again, "How’s the black market’s acceptance of aquatic products?"

"It’s okay, it’s just that there are few aquatic products here."

Not just few; you could say that aside from river fish, everything else is almost nonexistent.

Gu Jin sat opposite Liu Quan and recounted her encounter with Brother Seven in Shenzhen, as well as the high profits of the aquatic product business, to Liu Quan.

Listening, the latter’s eyes bulged, "Really such high profits?"

Gu Jin nodded lightly, "Quan-ge, you can’t guard this street for your whole life. If the information is correct, next year Hua Country will strongly promote and support people across the country to venture into entrepreneurship.

In the future, businesses from various industries will rise. Just look at Wanhai City. It’s more open than other places. In the future, Hua Country will promote independent entrepreneurship vigorously, no longer limiting citizens’ clandestine trades. The black market won’t be a long-term solution."

Liu Quan had heard this before, from Brother Hai in Wanhai City.

But he never thought he’d hear it again from the mouth of a young girl standing before him.

A country girl, without a major backing, he wouldn’t believe she’d know such things.

Who is Brother Hai? The second-in-command in Wanhai City, the deputy governor—what he says is 80-90% accurate.

Moreover, his heart was beating faster and faster, feeling that this might be an opportunity meant for him.

His voice was a bit hoarse, "So, what’s Miss Gu’s intention?"

Knowing he was interested, Gu Jin smiled with her eyes curved and spoke gently, "Quan-ge could get into aquaculture business. Of course, this is just my suggestion. Whether you’re interested or not is still up to you."

Interested! Of course, he was interested!

Even if he wasn’t interested, looking at such huge profits, he had to be interested.

Despite being excited, Liu Quan didn’t lose his head; he furrowed his brows tightly, "But I don’t really understand this business."

Gu Jin: "I can take Quan-ge to Shenzhen to talk with Brother Seven, who will definitely tell you everything he knows."

PS: This story is fictional. Many elements are abstracted because they are inconvenient to write about, for instance, the governor is just a title, knowing he’s a high-ranking official is enough. The ruler is the Monarch, Your Majesty. Just enjoy reading without taking it too seriously.