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After a night of guidance from Xiao Feng, the next morning, the Unreliable Duo, under the pretense of filming a few shots, took Old Zhou and Aunt Huang back to Ying Cheng. They were determined to take Shi Tian's new boat out to sea, no matter what!
Xiao Feng bought a bouquet of red roses for Xiao Yu and used it as a sample for Old Zhou. This time, Old Zhou was quick to reach for his wallet. He stuffed the same bouquet into Aunt Huang's arms and walked into Ying Cheng with movie tickets in hand, while the Unreliable Duo slipped away.
These two workplace streamers had been through the Rock Fishing Tournament and had now become Fishing Streamers, gaining quite a following online, despite their unreliability.
They headed to Cha Dong, where it was impossible not to catch a few fish. Ignoring Old Zhou and the others, they drove back to the ancient town, settled by the riverbank, and set up their gear. It was a rare outing, and they couldn’t let their fans down by not producing a few videos.
Miao controlled the drone to fly around the top of the ancient town before landing next to the Fishing Rod. The bait had already been prepared; they were just waiting for a bite.
With a cast, Bro held his Fishing Box in one hand and his Zen Stick in the other, leaning against Xiao Feng. The Zen Stick had three bottles connected by a transparent Ming Tong, with Ming Zhi Shui continuously flowing into Bro's body, providing him with immense energy.
He placed the Fishing Box down and swung off his Rod Bag, taking out the rod holder to start assembling it. Throughout this process, he never let go of the Zen Stick in his left hand—clearly an experienced move.
Seeing this, Xiao Feng quickly rushed over to help. Once the rod holder was set up and the line was threaded through the Rod, he even kindly helped adjust the float.
This footage was precious! Last time in Sanya, they had missed out on Jian Qiang Ge.
Later, Xiao Feng also went to Da Mao River looking for Jian Qiang Ge but found nothing after searching for a long time. According to Shi Tian, Jian Qiang Ge had been packed up by his wife and sent back to their Rural Home overnight. There were no rivers there and no designated drivers; not even ride-hailing services existed. Thus, a once-great hero had fallen into obscurity.
"What's going on with you? Why are you fishing while hooked up to an IV?" asked Xiao Feng as he helped Zen Staff Brother fill some water into the bait. He glanced at the bottles on the Zen Stick—two bottles of saline solution and one of glucose—wondering what kind of miraculous concoction was inside.
"It's nothing serious; I caught a cold. I just took this chance while hooked up to throw out a couple of lines; otherwise, my wife won't let me fish." Zen Staff Brother casually explained as he reeled in his Rod and baited it.
His time was precious; he couldn’t afford to waste it. Every cast counted. After hanging up his IV bag, it was just around noon when his wife would come by during lunch to pick him up for dinner. If she caught him fishing, he’d be in trouble!
Listening to Zen Staff Brother’s explanation, Xiao Feng turned to look at Xiao Yu, who was responsible for filming. "Make sure to include this part in the edit; I’m curious how your wife will react when she sees it."
"Man, that's impressive! You must have caught colds often before! How many times have you been sick this month?" Back at his Fishing Spot, Xiao Feng felt compelled to dig deeper; this Bro had stories worth telling—there had to be more than just this.
"Who wants to catch colds? It's not like I intentionally get sick just to fish!"
"Well, if you’re sick and have suffered so much already, you can't let it go to waste! We have to make good use of our resources; all that suffering shouldn’t be in vain!"
A Carp bit on his line; he hooked it and tossed down some bait while Bro continued sharing his wisdom: "If you want to catch fish, there are plenty of ways."
"Working ten extra days each month isn’t too much; sometimes just an hour or an hour and a half more when things are busy—but not too much more than that."
"After working overtime, bring home one or two fish for your wife so she can enjoy them. Just imagine how touched she'll be!"
"Save up your vacation days; go on business trips once a month for one or two days—that’s reasonable!"
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