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It might be convenient to stop by, but going out of our way seems a bit excessive, doesn’t it?
Old man, how about we swing by Changjing? They have Tuna there, and after fishing, we can head straight to Huizhou!
Although Sun Lang also wanted to go, he felt he needed to hold off for Shi Tian’s sake.
A trip there is fine, but if a few old men pop up with Xisha in tow, that could get troublesome.
We plan to head to Changjing the day after tomorrow to catch Zao Kou, rest for a day there, and then proceed to Huizhou.
Patting Sun Lang on the shoulder, Old Wen urged, “Let’s go! We still need to stock up on some supplies on the boat; they’re all waiting for us over there!”
After some reluctance, Shi Tian hadn’t boarded yet when the Mini Light Boat set sail into the night. Listening to Sun Lang’s sobbing report from the bathroom, Shi Tian didn’t mind much as long as Shi Chui and the old men were safe.
Let them do as they please; these old men are insistent on going for a reason, surely not just for a few fish.
Flying to Shanghai, we rented a car overnight and rushed to Suzhou. There’s no furniture at home; we can’t let Mother-in-law sit on Xiao Ma Zha!
Fortunately, the two of them had rolled away with some funds from the Red Envelope, so buying some basic furniture should suffice.
As dawn broke, they hurried into the city—sofas, coffee tables, a big TV, and two Single Beds to make it look decent.
A washing machine and Refrigerator were not too demanding; it was the air conditioning that needed to be reliable.
Liu Yi set up another stall? How did he manage that? Liu Yi was back at the entrance with his stall again; it seemed he had fallen into the trap!
Not only did he fall into it himself, but he also seemed to have roped in an old man; the two of them sat together chatting occasionally.
It was already afternoon, and not a single bite!
Sighing, Liu Yi pulled up his Rod and changed the bait before casting it back out. He gestured with his hands: “The day before yesterday, I caught a Big Carp weighing over three pounds. It was this long!”
From Liu Yi’s gesture, it looked over half a meter long—how could such a long Big Carp only weigh three pounds? Surely it wasn’t one of those skinny Qiao Zui? If it were even slightly plump, such a long Qiao Zui would easily weigh over three pounds!
That big? Impressive! I’ve been fishing for so long and haven’t caught one that size yet!
But today I don’t have time to fish with you; once I finish up these next couple of days, I’ll take you out for some big fish! Just saying that while waiting for the delivery to arrive, Shi Tian took a moment to observe the two old men fishing.
Speaking of which, these two old men are evenly matched; when it comes to casting rods, they’ve just graduated from flinging big whips. That Lead Weight is a hefty lump; don’t expect any sensitivity from it—if the Float shows any movement at all, it’s definitely a big fish; if you’re not careful, it might even bite down hard!
Xiao Yu mentioned wanting to raise some Ducks that day; I asked her when she’d set up the duck pen so I could take you all to buy ducklings. Watching the Float intently, Liu Yi casually remarked.
That night while drinking, Li Ziyu had asked Liu Yi where they could buy ducklings. They wanted Native Ducks—not those meat ducks that can be raised in forty days at a farm for roast duck.
The ducklings of the Native Duck are not easy to find here; they can only be purchased from the occasional vendors who come into the village to sell them.
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