Chapter 332: Lack of Manpower for Big Things

Gu Fei added: "Dad, now that we have so much land and shops in our house, we need people to take care of them, collect rent, deal with tenants and so on. They all need someone to do it."

"I think it's better to hire long-term workers to do the work in the fields and ponds. I'm afraid Dad won't have time to go to the fields himself in the future."

Gu Zhang nodded, "Okay, then I'll hire a permanent employee."

Gu Fei said seriously: "Our family has to buy some servants. From now on, we will have our own managers in the fields and shops, and my parents will be too busy."

Mrs. Chen waved her hands repeatedly, "Our family can't use any servants. Even Lian'er, I treat her as a member of the family. Besides, there isn't much going on at home. Your sister-in-law, me, and now Lanzhi, we just did it casually. "

Gu Fei shook his head, "When dad goes out, he must be accompanied by a servant. Even at the door of the house, there must be a concierge. Otherwise, if anything happens, no one can be found."

"Second brother will stop selling barbecue in the future. First, he will learn from the stewards in the shop. Once he has gained experience, he will take charge of all those shops."

Gu Erlang's eyes were full of surprise, "Will I be in charge of the shop from now on?"

Gu Fei smiled and said, "If you don't take care of it, who will take care of it? This is the family's property. Naturally, the family is in charge of it. Besides, the second brother has grown up and is now the mainstay of the family."

Gu Erlang picked his head in embarrassment and glanced at Lanzhi again. Lanzhi was also looking at him and nodded to him.

Gu Fei paused and said, "These are not urgent matters. There is another important matter right now. Dad, I plan to buy some ships and go to sea."

"What?" Chen's tone changed, "You want to go to sea by yourself?"

Ping'an City is close to the sea, and she has heard people say about going to sea. It is not unusual for the boat to capsize in the sea.

In her heart, Gu Fei wanted to go to sea by herself. In her previous life, she had only gone to Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. When she came here, she also wanted to go out and see the outside world.

She hesitated, "That's not necessarily the case. The trouble right now is the lack of manpower."

Mrs. Chen then said: "I don't care if you buy a boat and go to sea, but just for a little while, you can't go by yourself!"

Gu Fei smiled at her mother and didn't say go or count. Instead, she told Gu Zhang in detail about buying a ship and going to sea. This requires purchasing goods. When you go overseas, you have to sell and buy. All of this requires Smart and capable, preferably experienced people.

Even if she goes by herself, she still has to bring a few trustworthy people with her, otherwise, no one will do anything.

Gu Zhang and Chen fell silent when they heard that a ship cost five thousand taels of silver and goods worth tens of thousands of silver.

Gu Zhang thought to himself where his daughter had made a fortune. He still couldn't understand her daughter's abilities.

Mrs. Chen was happy that her daughter could earn money, but she was also a little sad. She worked hard to grow chili peppers, hoping that her daughter could live a good life, but she didn't know that they couldn't keep up with her daughter's footsteps.

Not long after the inn opened, it was time to buy a boat and go to sea.

With the little money I earned from farming, I could really only buy a few flowers for my daughter to wear.

Fortunately for Lanzhi, after all, she came out of the Hou Mansion, so she was not frightened, but she admired Gu Fei more and more.

Li Chunhua already suspected that she was listening to the Book of Heaven. She couldn't believe what her sister-in-law was saying.

After all, Gu Zhang was a man who had read books and had knowledge. He accepted this fact after just thinking about it for a moment, "Now, what do you mean, you have the money to buy a boat and goods, but you just need manpower to do these things?"

Gu Fei nodded vigorously, and his father's words hit the point.