Tidepooling: Finding a King Razor Clam Every Time from the Start

Maybe I'm stingy. I saw in Chapter 33 that the protagonist asked someone to come in to help and the profit was 50/50, although the final profit was 30/70 for the protagonist and 7/7. I just don't understand, why should I just give him 30% of the income? What can he do? At most, he can only help you. After all, he can't share your golden fingers. Isn't it because of the system that you can dig out so many good things? He can't share your system, so he definitely won't be able to dig out those good things. At most, he can help you tie crabs, collect crab pots, collect fishing nets, sort fish catches, and help sell things. You still have to dig things yourself. He can't dig out good things, so I don't understand why you give him 30% of the income. Although he can barely be considered a relative of yours, he won't give you that much. Also, if your second uncle's child plans to work with you later, how much of the income do you plan to give your second uncle's child? Thirty-four percent or fifty percent? It's impossible for your second uncle's children to be inferior to "outsiders", right? So if you start with 30%, then you will only get 40% of the profit. Although there is no plot about your second uncle's child for the time being, it is impossible for your second uncle to not have children, right? After all, they have been married for so long. And your second uncle is equivalent to your father. He has supported you since childhood. You can't treat his child badly, right? The gold finger setting is quite good, and the settings are quite wide. Come on.

Very good, but can it not be so short?

It's okay, keep up the good work!