Sea-hunting: With the system in hand, my eyes are the ruler

Chapter 1380

Jiang Han knew that Zhang Si was really good to him, so when Zhang Si asked him to go on a long ocean voyage, he agreed without hesitation.

Jiang Han slapped his head. He actually forgot to mention the profit sharing from sales to Jiang Wenshan.

It was already late at night. Jiang Han did not call Jiang Wenshan to wake him up, but instead sent him a message.

[Jiang Han: Brother-in-law, can we split the profits of the sauce 30/70? You get 30, I get 70.]

Compared with those top anchors, this profit sharing ratio is already very friendly to Jiang Han.

After Jiang Han finished sending the message, he stayed in his room for a while.

Feeling hungry, he sent a message to Xin Gaoyang.

【Jiang Han: Are you awake? 】

Xin Gaoyang didn't reply, probably still sleeping.

Then Jiang Han could only make something to eat for himself.

Jiang Han was too lazy to cook anything else, so he went to the kitchen to find some eggs and made a bowl of egg and seafood noodles.

When I came out after eating, I actually ran into Fujiwara Aiko in the aisle.

Fujiwara Aiko opened the window in the corridor, and the cold wind rushed into the corridor.

Jiang Han didn't expect to meet him here.

Fujiwara Aiko turned her head and looked at Jiang Han, "Jiang Han-san, do you think the sea is mysterious?"

Jiang Han didn't want to deal with Fujiwara Aiko, but he wouldn't back down if he met her.

Jiang Han walked over, letting the sea breeze from the window brush against his face as he combed through his short hair. "Of course the sea is mysterious. No matter how powerful I am, I always feel awe when I look out at it."

Jiang Han turned his head and glanced at Fujiwara Aiko. In his daily life, he had no awe for the sea.

Even now, the image of the injured tiger dragon would appear in his mind from time to time.

If the tiger dragon attacks him, Jiang Han will fight back.

But Jiang Han saw clearly what happened last time. It was the tiger dragon that Xiao Rizi provoked.

Especially since the equipment on their ship was so complete, they were heading there specifically for the Tiger Dragon.

Jiang Han thought about it and felt that the deep-sea dragon sucking water they had encountered before and Rajaf’s yacht capsizing might be related to Fujiwara Aiko.

Xin Gaoyang's father said that tiger dragons are very intelligent, vindictive and narrow-minded.

Perhaps Fujiwara Aiko's ship had already provoked the tiger dragon, so the tiger dragon was full of resentment towards ship-shaped things.

When they saw their ship, they started to make trouble. The reason why they were not completely killed was probably because they realized that they were not the same group as Fujiwara Aiko.

Fujiwara Aiko's face softened. "Many parts of our country are adjacent to the sea. We live and die by the sea, and we have a deep affection for it."

Jiang Han's mouth twitched. He felt that the people of Sakura Country just wanted to drain the ocean.

"Ms. Aiko, I have something to do, so I'll go back first." He simply didn't want to chat with her.

"Jiang Hansang, please wait a moment."

Jiang Han turned around and looked at her, "What's wrong?"

"Jiang Han-san," Fujiwara Aiko raised her watery eyes, "Do I make you so disgusted?"

Jiang Han choked. He didn't expect Fujiwara Aiko to ask him such a question.

"You should know that our two countries have many historical issues."

"But that's all in the past. Many things that happened back then can no longer be explained clearly."

Jiang Han found it funny, "You think it's over, but it won't be over with us."

Fujiwara Aiko's eyes suddenly became sharp when she looked at Jiang Han. "Are we the only ones who were wrong about what happened in the past? Wasn't it your weakness that made things get out of control?"

Jiang Han looked at Fujiwara Aiko in shock, "What did you say?"

Fujiwara Aiko looked serious. "Your territory is vast and rich in resources. As far as I know, there were only two or three soldiers sent to each village at that time. Perhaps the people of your village were afraid of these two or three people.

"Some villages desperately fled to more remote areas to hide from our soldiers. When our soldiers passed by, you would rather smother crying and noisy children with your hands than have the courage to confront our soldiers."