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They definitely had to take a look at the stars in Wuhan, which was not difficult for Shi Tian and Li Ziyu. With their status and the support of several professors, getting a chance to see the stars was just a matter of asking.
The Star family had moved into a large villa by a vast lake spanning over twenty square kilometers. There were no fewer than a hundred people responsible for feeding, researching, and managing the care of the stars, making their setup far more luxurious than that of the giant pandas.
In such a large lake, it was rare to see them surface. Yet, they had managed to gain popularity online, attracting millions of fans. To secure broadcasting rights, several companies were fiercely competing against each other. The annual income from broadcasting rights alone could sustain the Star family for years.
The tips received during their live streams varied from one dollar to a thousand dollars for just a glimpse of them. Whenever they showed their faces, the screen would be flooded with tips, all of which went directly into the Star family's private funds.
Now that it was easier to find them, with some crystal currency on hand, they could simply surface for air, send out a signal, and immediately be located.
Carrying a small bucket of fish, Shi Tian stood by the lake and tapped on a wooden stake. Within minutes, the little one came rushing over. It had grown quite a bit since their last meeting and looked plumper; it seemed that life was treating it well here.
However, he wondered where the two adults had gone. He heard they were off enjoying some time alone together. He couldn't help but wonder if they would have more offspring in two years.
He gave Xiao Yu a gentle stroke; this Xiao Yu was quite valuable, worth twenty tons of feed. He couldn't understand why they needed so many Xiao Yu; surely the Star family couldn't eat that much.
After running to Weihai and spending half a day fishing for Hei Tou's Xiao Huang Yu to gather enough material, Shi Tian quickly called Manager Liu to pick him up from the shipyard to install the equipment first.
The workshop that Shi Ye had set up was not very large—just over eight hundred square meters—but it had been divided into material storage and product storage areas. It was more than sufficient for setting up a small workshop.
"Uncle Liu, have all the materials from the procurement list been gathered?" he asked as he walked around the workshop. Everything was ready; once the equipment was installed, production could begin immediately.
"Yes, everything is in the material storage," Manager Liu replied as he handed over a key and pulled out the procurement list to report each item.
After confirming everything was correct, Shi Tian sent Manager Liu off and locked the workshop door to start working.
He took out the pallet truck from Yuan Zhuang Box and began assembling the equipment while pushing Yuan Zhuang Box aside with the pallet truck. If Shi Tian hadn't been there to assist, Yuan Zhuang Box might have been dismantled in the process.
He set up both material storage and product storage areas first to restock Fishing Tackle Shop; otherwise, their online store would run out of stock soon.
The dedicated transformer significantly improved efficiency in the small workshop. Fishing Gear was produced and stacked into Yuan Zhuang Box; he planned to fill it completely before anything else.
Once filled, he positioned Yuan Zhuang Box at the workshop entrance on a flatbed truck, ready for tomorrow's logistics haul to Logistics Cabin. This box of goods would last them for quite some time.
Old Kong's boat production needed to be expedited; there was urgency as someone mentioned they were going to defeat his family soon. If he didn't deliver soon, they threatened to dismantle Mini Light Boat.
Those items weren't ready for immediate use; take Router as an example—it needed an entire independent communication system built on board before it could be utilized. That was a significant project.
The Mini Fishing Boat is inexpensive and quick to build; it’s essentially a fiberglass shell equipped with two external engines. Actually, it’s three engines—there’s a small one used as a top flow device, which is much more convenient than using an electric top flow device.
By setting the quantity, I can have it produce automatically. Once the workshop door is locked, I can arrange for a tugboat to deliver the Yuan Zhuang Box to the Logistics Cabin, and I won’t need to worry about things here for the time being. The shipping of the boats is handled by Shi Ye, so I don’t need to concern myself with that. It’s no problem to ship as many as needed from the shipyard at once.
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