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"Hey, are there job postings on the ship too?"

Zhao Wuji looked at the calligraphy seal on the notice board on the bow of the ship and gestured to Xiao Gong.

"Are there still recruits here?"

"Well, sometimes some important fish merchants' relatives will come to the boat to buy fish and shrimp, and then make them into dry goods and sell them through special channels."

Although Zhao Wuji didn't quite understand it, he probably thought it was that kind of "employment strategy" in the officialdom.

“It’s the peak fishing season now and there are not enough manpower, so I want to find a part-time job here.”

"Oh!

“It’s indeed a good part-time job, but it’s quite time-consuming and labor-intensive. "

"Ah."

Zhao Wuji motioned to Xiao Gong, saying that he also wanted to try it and hoped that he could help introduce it.

"Okay, we fish during the day and take turns on duty at night. We are exhausted. Very few people can do it for three days."

"Ah."

Zhao Wuji gestured again, saying that he was in urgent need of living expenses and wanted to work hard.

"Okay, I'll take you to them when the shift changes later."

"Ah."

"Gong, it's your turn."

"So fast?"

"If you lose at cards, it's better to take up the job, and you have to lead new people."

"Okay, thanks."

The person who took over was one round older than Gong, so the two completed the handover politely.

"A nice young man, but I heard he is just a refugee. How long can he work?"

Zhao Wuji had an idea and stretched out three fingers. "Okay, three copper coins a day for three days, okay?"

"Old Chu, this is my fellow countryman."

"Okay, okay, five coppers a day, no food included."

Gong also wanted to negotiate the price, but Zhao Wuji stopped him and nodded in agreement.

"Come over tomorrow during the first fishing session."

"Ah."

Although the work of catching and drying fish was arduous and he had to work more than ten hours a day, Zhao Wuji relied on the support of Jiuyin Zhenqi to make it difficult on the outside, but actually survived it easily.

"Do you still have the energy to play cards? Come with me to watch the night."

Gong, who disapproved of Zhao Wuji's playing cards, found an excuse to take him out of the game.

Zhao Wuji saw Gong's concerned expression and showed him the copper coins he had won, saying there was no need to worry.

"You are a scholar, don't get discouraged by playing with things."

Gong saw that Zhao Wuji had gained something, and comforted him from another angle.

"Although it's boring on this ship, the captain doesn't say anything about everyone's little entertainment, as long as it doesn't affect work. But it's still not good."

Zhao Wuji understood what Gong meant and knew that this was not a joke, but water magic could be used reluctantly in this world, so he only made a profit every time, so he continued to make a few gestures.

"You mean you are forced by life? Well, you are indeed an elegant person, as long as you are moderate."

"Uh-huh."

"I don't think you are mute. Is it because you don't want to speak because you don't understand the language?"

"Uh-huh."

"Okay, you go and take a rest, I will continue patrolling the night."

Zhao Wuji looked at the virtual panel.

Vitality: 100 (90)

Mental Power: 100 (60)

Then he nodded and returned to the cabin to practice the Nine Yin Manual.