Chapter 100: Enough to Make the Supreme Truth Cough Up Blood!

Chapter 100: This Could Make Zhizhen Vomit Blood!

Before long, Chu Lin drove away from the Fenghua Hotel. Cai Yao sat in the passenger seat as usual, while his eldest sister and youngest sister took the back seats.

The hotel was not far from his farm, and they arrived shortly after.

As soon as Chu Yan stepped out and gazed at the farm, she said, “I only visited this place in a hurry once before; I never got to really look around!”

Her words conveyed a sense of pride for her younger brother. After all, this wasn’t his only farm—there was another at Linfeng Aquatic Pets, though that one couldn’t compare to the scale of this.

“Sis, there’s a surprise here at my farm. Come with me,” Chu Lin beamed, leading them toward the bay.

Since his sisters had come, it was only right to give them the best experience.

His words piqued the curiosity of all three women, and they followed him eagerly.

Chu Ling, after a few steps, sidled up beside Cai Yao and whispered, “Sister-in-law, could you secretly tell me—how did your chest get so big? What do you usually eat?”

Cai Yao was genuinely a little intimidated by Chu Lin’s younger sister.

Why was she so fixated on this question?

She herself had no idea; she hadn’t eaten anything special—it just grew naturally.

Sometimes she even found it too large, especially for running or working out; it felt cumbersome.

Yet, faced with Chu Ling’s hopeful gaze, she could only fabricate an answer, embarrassed, “Maybe... try eating more papaya?”

“Really? Papaya works?” Chu Ling’s face lit up with delight. “I’ve been eating papaya lately! Big sis says I’ve grown a little, hehe... Sister-in-law, could I... touch yours?”

Cai Yao had to admit Chu Lin’s younger sister was adorable, but why was she so curious about her figure?

Chu Yan glanced back at the pair and quietly asked Chu Lin, “Who is this Miss Cai anyway? She’s not the Xiao Qian Dad mentioned, is she? You already have a girlfriend, and now you’re flirting with another?”

Chu Lin was startled and quickly explained, “Sis, my relationship with Miss Cai really isn’t what you think.”

“Isn’t that what you always say?” Chu Yan replied knowingly. “Look, our little sister’s been calling her ‘sister-in-law’ for ages, and she hasn’t objected once.”

Chu Lin was at a loss for words. Did Miss Cai actually have feelings for him?

With her figure, looks, and elegance, it was hard not to feel something stir within him.

Chu Yan continued, “But Miss Cai is indeed beautiful, has a great figure, is well-bred, and has such poise. She’d make a perfect wife. But let me warn you—settle down early. Don’t hurt such a wonderful girl.”

Chu Lin could only walk on in silence.

As they approached the bay, Chu Yan suddenly stopped, staring in astonishment at the crystal-clear sea. “Is this the surprise you mentioned?”

“Sis, what surprise?” Chu Ling ran ahead, and as soon as she spoke, she was captivated by the bay. “No way! This is too beautiful!”

Cai Yao’s eyes shone, stunned by the scene before her.

At first glance, she thought she’d arrived in Hawaii, but quickly realized that the seascape before her far surpassed anything Hawaii had to offer.

The water was clear as blue sapphire, reflecting the sky’s hue, making it feel as if they were immersed in a transparent blue world.

Cai Yao’s eyes sparkled brighter and brighter; she had never seen such a breathtaking coastline.

Chu Ling was already cheering, splashing into the shallow waters at the bay’s edge.

Though the eldest sister was more composed, she too quickened her pace.

Cai Yao was the same.

No matter if she was a university student, a lawyer, or a wealthy heiress, anyone would be drawn to such beauty—it was a shock that touched the soul.

As the three women reached the bay, their amazement grew. They could see the clear seabed, the sea grass, fishes, and shrimps, and the underwater meadow left them deeply moved.

“How is this possible?” Cai Yao exclaimed. “In Min City, there’s no way to have water like this. And the air is so fresh—something’s not right.”

Chu Yan and Chu Ling looked at Chu Lin with curiosity.

They knew this was impossible.

Chu Lin, prepared for such questions, explained without hesitation, “See the sea grass beneath the water? That’s a nearly extinct plant called sunflower grass—specifically purifies water and clears the air. Thanks to special technology, only I can cultivate it here.”

“Sunflower grass? Is it really that amazing?” Chu Ling couldn’t resist searching on her phone. Moments later, she cried out, “Wow, it’s true! This grass is incredible! The internet says only international billionaires can afford it—even if others want to buy, they can’t. Brother, you’re amazing to get your hands on it.”

Cai Yao glanced at him. The more she interacted with Chu Lin, the more she realized he was remarkable—his whole presence carried a mysterious air, always full of surprises, making her curious to delve deeper.

Still, she didn’t probe much about the sunflower grass. Since nobody else could cultivate it, it only proved Chu Lin’s extraordinary abilities.

“If only I could build a villa by such a bay, it would be wonderful,” Cai Yao said, unable to hold back her thoughts.

Chu Lin smiled, “It’s already under construction: three thousand square meters for living space, three thousand for amenities and facilities. I’ll use floating bridges to enclose the five hundred acres of bay, so you can stroll on them. There’ll be a beach volleyball court, leisure area, and more. Once the design’s done, we’ll start.”

The more he spoke, the more longing filled the girls’ eyes.

Even Cai Yao, a wealthy heiress who’d seen much, could tell that the scenery before her would make even the rich and elite envious. No one in Min City could enjoy what Chu Lin offered.

After a moment of admiration, Chu Ling brought up what mattered most to her, “Brother, with water this clear, can we swim?”

“What do you think?” Chu Lin laughed. “Of course you can.”

“Yes! Big brother, you’re the best!” Chu Ling was instantly excited, dragging Chu Yan and Cai Yao away. “Sis, let’s buy swimsuits. Sister-in-law, with your figure, so full, I’ll pick a bikini for you! I want to wear a bikini, but I can’t fill it out.”

Cai Yao parted her lips, unsure how to respond.

Chu Ling added, “Sister-in-law, you’re so full—you’ll look amazing in a bikini and definitely tempt my brother!”

Cai Yao wanted to say, Enough already, girl.

Chu Lin was unconsciously drawn by his sister’s words, his gaze drifting to Cai Yao’s curvaceous figure.

She was family, after all.

Chu Ling shouted, “Brother, give the car keys to big sis so she can drive us out!”

Chu Lin chuckled and handed over the keys.

As the three women left, Chu Lin’s phone rang—a strange number. He answered, and a middle-aged man’s flattering voice came through, “Mr. Chu, it’s a great honor to speak with you. I wanted to learn more about you, but I worried you’d be displeased.”

“Who are you?” Chu Lin asked.

“I’m Cheng Zhi, owner of Jinshan Restaurant Chain. I know you and Zhizhen aren’t getting along, so Jinshan would like to cooperate with you.”

“Rest assured, Mr. Chu, Jinshan is more sincere than Zhizhen. Zhizhen buys your prawns at sixty yuan, Jinshan will pay one hundred. Zhizhen offers two hundred for your oysters, Jinshan will give three hundred.”

Chu Lin was genuinely surprised. He knew that as Zhizhen’s competitor, Jinshan would approach him once he stopped supplying Zhizhen, but hadn’t expected it to happen so quickly.

Their response was even faster than Cai Sen realizing he was the supplier.

Moreover, they had already found out Zhizhen’s purchase prices.

That was real business.

Compared to Cai Sen’s incompetence, he couldn’t fathom how Zhizhen’s chairman thought—Cai Yao had built up an advantage, yet he insisted on propping up a useless son.

In fact, Chu Lin’s initial plan for a new channel was Jinshan Restaurant Chain. The daily supply of prawns was money—even if Cai Yao opened her own restaurant, it couldn’t consume that much. He needed to sell them.

Now the client had come to him, offering higher prices. He said, “Mr. Cheng, I appreciate your sincerity. Here’s the deal: I can supply you with five hundred pounds of prawns daily, with possible adjustments in the future. As for oysters, I won’t supply them for now.”

Cheng Zhi quickly responded, “Thank you, Mr. Chu. But please, let us have some oysters—I’ll add another hundred, four hundred each.”

Chu Lin considered, then agreed, “Alright, I can spare fifty oysters per day. Give me a location, and I’ll send the seafood over. As for the contract, send someone to sign with my delivery person.”

“Thank you, Mr. Chu! Thank you!” Cheng Zhi’s excitement was barely contained. “Please give us a chance to treat you properly.”

“We’ll see,” Chu Lin replied, hanging up after receiving the address from Cheng.

While the three women went to buy swimsuits, he entered the game, loaded up fresh prawns and fifty oysters, and placed them on the shipping platform.

He called over Liu Fa.

“Mr. Chu,” Liu Fa arrived promptly.

“Take these prawns and oysters to this location,” Chu Lin forwarded the address.

“Yes, sir,” Liu Fa said. No questions—just followed orders. He loaded the seafood onto his small truck and drove off.

Jinshan Restaurant Chain had a central distribution warehouse similar to Zhizhen’s.

After his call with Chu Lin, Cheng Zhi rushed to the warehouse, face full of excitement, and had the contract ready.

Honestly, Zhizhen’s sudden launch of those prawns and oysters had left him dumbfounded—they were simply unreasonable products.

He’d tried them himself, knew their quality, and was helpless.

Yet, he hadn’t expected Zhizhen to hand him this opportunity. Jinshan and Zhizhen had been rivals for years; he and Cai Da had never settled the score, but now, it seemed the outcome would be decided by their heirs.

At least his son had started from the bottom, was now a store manager, and was doing well. With steady progress, he could inherit the family business.

But Cai Sen? What a joke.

As Zhizhen’s GM, he constantly gave Jinshan opportunities. It was Cai Yao’s return that caused Jinshan real trouble.

Only someone as biased as Cai Da would value such incompetence.

But if not for his favoritism, how would Jinshan have gotten this chance?

“Hehehe!” Cheng Zhi chuckled, prompting his assistant’s confusion. The assistant tried to change the subject, “Chairman, I never expected Zhizhen to hand us their trump card this time.”

Cheng Zhi laughed, “It’s a stroke of luck—so we mustn’t repeat Zhizhen’s mistakes.”

The assistant suddenly shared some news, “Chairman, I heard Zhizhen’s purchasing manager is looking for oysters, trying to find a replacement after ending cooperation with Mr. Chu.”

“But how did that person become procurement manager? If there were substitutes, Jinshan wouldn’t have been so troubled—we’d have found them long ago.”

“With someone like Cai Sen as GM, what’s surprising?” Cheng Zhi’s eyes darted with excitement.

Maybe this was the chance to really set Zhizhen up.

(End of chapter)