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Shi Tian wanted to tease Shi Chui a bit more when Yi Laotou came over to rescue Shi Chui.
"Xiao Tian, you’ve taken on Shun Shun as your disciple. What do you plan to teach him? Surely you don’t intend for him to become a chef!" Yi Laotou gestured for Scallion and Ginger to guide Shi Chui in steering the boat, then called Shi Tian over.
"What does Hong Shun want to learn? It must be cooking! This skill brings in money quickly, which is exactly what he needs."
However, from Yi Laotou's tone, it seemed he intended for him to learn something easy. At Shun Shun's age, learning something straightforward was definitely not feasible. Even if he mastered it, without the ability to create a buzz, he would still face hunger.
"Master, I met Shun Shun through fishing, so of course I’ll teach him how to fish!" Yi Laotou wanted to pass on the knowledge of Easy to Learn and prepare for future successors, which was perfectly reasonable.
Learning was fine, but using that knowledge would take time; at most, he could just preview it over the next two years.
Upon hearing about fishing, Yi Laotou was taken aback. "Can it really be played this way? Should we expel this disciple for being somewhat unorthodox?"
Today, they were visiting Shi Chui's company to check the feng shui. Yi Laotou had taught Shi Tian quite a bit; when it came to feng shui, there was nothing more he could teach Shi Tian—at least in that regard, he had graduated.
Fishing needed to be learned; traditional literature should not be neglected either. He decided to buy a copy of Yang Zhai San Yao for him to study in advance. Rising from his seat, he picked up the rod; they were almost there and Yi Laotou was ready to try some trolling.
He had prepared everything for him; it would arrive tomorrow. Noticing a hint of disappointment on Yi Laotou's face, Shi Tian chuckled. Was the old man worried that his skills wouldn’t be passed down?
Upon hearing that Shi Tian had prepared a book for Hong Shun, Yi Laotou immediately brightened up. However, just because the book was ready didn’t guarantee that he would learn it; after all, becoming a great deceiver required talent.
The boat stopped; they were still some distance away. They had rushed out today and hadn’t prepared any bait fish on board; this would have to be caught themselves. Each person took a rod—Antarctic Shrimp and Chained Hooks were specifically used for catching bait fish.
In fact, they didn’t need too many; catching about ten each would suffice for dinner. After stopping for the night, they could throw out an empty hook and catch a string of fish.
"Master, your skills are meant for fishing for big fish. Leave catching bait fish to me while you guide from the side," Hong Shun said as he lit a cigarette for Shi Tian with one hand while holding his own rod with the other.
Catching bait fish also required skill; he would teach Hong Shun properly. Discreetly blocking Hong Shun’s small hand reaching for his rod, Shi Tian said seriously.
Fishing for big fish had its own joys, while catching small fish had its own pleasures too. This kid thought he could take over his rod; how naive!
As soon as the bait went down, there were immediate bites. Unlike fishing for big fish, one couldn’t jerk the rod up quickly when catching bait fish. They needed to reel in slowly; as more fish gathered on the hook, by the time they pulled it up, there would be three or four fish hanging from it.
This method resembled fishing for Huang Ji; if one fished like usual and suddenly lifted the rod after hooking a fish, they would only catch one at a time and risk scaring away others.
After pulling up over ten bait fish, he handed the rod over to Hong Shun. Having watched for so long, it was time for him to have a turn.
Grabbing a bottle of water, he lay back on Feiqiao's lounge chair and waited for them to finish catching bait fish before they could head out.
A seagull flew overhead followed by a Naval Bird. Suddenly pecking at its rear made the seagull tense up in surprise. As its speed decreased, another peck landed on its wing.
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