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He glanced at the Azure Catfish and then at the old man beside him.
"Old man, do you want this fish? I can trade you for another one," he said. Since Qing Yu Ge already had a fish, he decided not to give it to him.
It's just a short video! Establishing a persona first, let's show some respect for the elders and love for the young!
What does that even mean? Hearing Shi Tian wanting to trade his Bighead Carp for a fish, the old man pretended to be modest while lifting his fishing net. How could he not feel a bit guilty about this? He quickly placed the fish into his net, deciding not to go home tonight but to carry it back in the morning!
As soon as the net was turned over, three Big Carps flopped into Long Lake, while Shi Tian carefully placed the Azure Catfish into the old man's net.
"Old man, I'll return you two fish. Just wait! I'll catch more soon!"
The three Carps were quite sizable too, adding up to be nearly as big as the Azure Catfish. When Shi Tian dumped the three fish back into the water, he clearly saw the old man's face filled with regret.
Looking at his net with the Azure Catfish and recalling those three Carps that were released, the old man felt conflicted. It wasn't too bad; he hadn't lost out completely! But those three Carps were ones he had personally caught, and it was a shame to let them go!
He didn't believe Shi Tian would catch another Azure Catfish. The kid next to him had been fishing all day and only managed to catch one Bighead Carp; they weren't easy to catch.
Just as Shi Tian sat back down, Sun Lang hooked a fish on the other side. Sun Lang didn't have much experience with freshwater fishing; during his time in Sanya, he mostly did Taiwanese Fishing, focusing on shore and deep-sea fishing.
However, during his time in Jiangnan, he had fished for a few days with Da Gui Wang and Xiao Feng, so he still knew the basics.
"Sister Lang, take it easy! Don't use too much force! This isn't deep-sea fishing; be careful not to break your rod!" Seeing Sun Lang lift his rod high behind him, Shi Tian quickly reminded him.
"It's fine, Xiao Yu! It's not big! Just my rod is a bit soft; I can't get it up!" Sun Lang replied. He didn't have much experience with Taiwanese Fishing but still had some foundational knowledge. He was doing some risky maneuvers but felt it was all under control; after all, that’s what made it exciting!
Not wanting to focus on Sun Lang anymore—he was just being dramatic—Shi Tian glanced over at Qing Yu Ge holding the net. With a knowing look exchanged between them, Qing Yu Ge hurried off to help Sun Lang land his fish.
He continued casting his line; after all, there were still two fish owed to the old man that needed settling. There were only a few hours left before nightfall; if he didn’t hurry up, they would have to stay there all night waiting for tomorrow's Zao Kou!
He certainly didn’t want to pitch a tent by Long Lake when he could be sleeping in a hotel bed. Who would willingly put themselves through such misery? Plus, judging by the old man's demeanor, he might want to head back soon. Before leaving, those three fish had to be returned!
Shi Tian didn’t go over to help but that didn’t stop Sun Lang from showing off. With Qing Yu Ge and the old man as his audience and Li Ziyu acting as an amateur photographer nearby, Shi Tian stayed away intentionally so as not to steal his spotlight—just like how he wouldn’t rush over if he hooked a fish himself.
"Hey kiddo, take it easy! Who fishes like that? You’re going to break your rod!" The old man chimed in as he watched Sun Lang struggle with his catch.
"If it breaks, it breaks! If this fish dares to snap my line, I’ll just go down there and hit it!" Sun Lang retorted boldly.
Despite how bent his rod looked, he knew what he was doing. He came here specifically for big fish; everything was set up for that purpose. Plus, since Azure Catfish bite deeply, he wasn’t worried about losing it.
It looked dangerous from afar but was well within what his rod could handle.
Sun Lang's aggressive approach left him baffled about how to handle the hook; was this guy crazy? How could anyone bully a fish like that? Shouldn't it be done slowly? This way was just torturous!
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