"A large group of us have been waiting for you here, so we attracted those wearing red armbands. He asked us what we were doing here? Who are such a large group and where are they from?"

"Let's just say that we are from Baisha Village, City C, Fujian Province. We are here and there is no trouble."

"Then they didn't leave. They just looked at us here and kept talking about the Baisha gang. Then they kept shouting at us to leave first. After shouting and shouting, they became the Baisha gang."

Forget it, whatever they call it.

Ye Yaodong said to everyone: "Let's go back first. It doesn't seem to be a good sign today, so we should take it slow."

"My father and I checked the calendar yesterday and found that the fourth day of the Lunar New Year is also a good day. Let's leave it the day after tomorrow."

"I'll just take a rest at home these two days, or if you want to go shopping, you can go shopping. I didn't go out for a walk yesterday when I came back from sea."

"Wait for two days and set off in the early morning of the day after tomorrow. Then we will stop in Wenzhou to rest for one night. Then we will continue sailing back early the next morning. We will arrive home on the fifth day of the Lunar New Year."

Everyone had no objection after hearing this and responded one after another.

Originally, they had been discussing here for a while.

Father Ye also told everyone that there is no day tomorrow and everything is not suitable, but there are travel days on the fourth day of the Lunar New Year, so it is just right to delay for two days.

When they go out to sea, if there is a problem with the fishing boat, or there are problems one after another, they can't help but think too much, and would rather take it slow than take a gamble.

No one can predict such things as luck.

What’s more, Buddhist beads are inherently meaningful.

They locked all the cargo on the ship into the cabin, and then a large group of people went back huffing and cheering.

Three to four hundred people walked in the same direction together, frightening the fishermen on the pier to avoid them, paying attention to them, pointing, and calling them people from Fujian Province.

Everyone discussed while walking, and they all said that they would first pay homage to Mazu after returning.

I had just paid my respects to him on the boat.

As long as the fishing boats go out to sea, everyone must worship Mazu, and they must burn incense every day at sea.

I broke my promise. I couldn't make it past 3 o'clock. I couldn't hold on any longer, so I started to do something.

I was delayed because I had something to do today.
Chapter completed!