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The village chief was not to be trifled with, even if he was the chief of Li Fish Village; he held a position of high esteem.
"My rod is valuable, worth over ten thousand. If you break it, you'll suffer a loss! Just lower your net; I'll take off the hook first, and I won't touch the fish inside!"
This standoff was not a solution. Fishing was meant to be enjoyable, and making a scene in front of Li Yunfei over a fishing spot was quite embarrassing.
Shi Tian noticed the village chief in the net; she was quite beautiful. Although they called her a carp, there was nothing wrong with that—her dorsal fin protruded slightly, indicating she was no ordinary fish.
"Over ten thousand? You must be joking! No need to boast; I can tell just by looking that you're using a Smart Rod. I came here just following your shared coordinates!"
"Let go of your rod, and I'll pull up the net. Once I take off the hook, I'll toss your rod back to you!"
After this declaration from the guy on the bridge, the three fishermen were somewhat dumbfounded. It turned out their own show-off behavior had attracted this troublemaker!
Shi Tian compromised, but the guy on the bridge pressed further, showing he didn’t know when to back down. He pulled out his phone and snapped a picture for evidence, then opened the video function, holding the phone in such a way that only the camera was visible.
"You respect me, I’ll respect you even more. Since this bro doesn’t know when to stop, he’ll have to suffer a bit; it doesn’t matter if he’s a Smart Rod user or not!"
If he weren’t a Smart Rod user, it wouldn’t matter much, but since he was, Xia Shou decided to be a bit harsher—he needed to feel some pain; otherwise, who would dare share fishing spots in the future?
"Either lower your net so I can take off the hook, or I’ll make a call and we’ll both have to file reports!"
Since they could fish here, it meant they were bored and had time to spare; he wasn’t worried about wasting time. He had checked—fishing here was legal, but net fishing might not be! He could afford to spend half an hour here; who knew how long it would take him?
There were many places near the Yangtze River where one could fish, but not many where one could catch fish with nets. Shi Tian wasn’t sure if net fishing here was legal either; he was gambling on whether this bro knew as well. If not, then he would have to think twice about it.
"In our village, net fishing is common. My second brother caught one over three kilograms here just yesterday—what’s illegal about that? Let me tell you, this river belongs to our village; you can’t interfere with my net fishing! But if you’re fishing here, that falls under my jurisdiction! Have you three paid for fishing here?"
Although this bro acted tough verbally, he eventually lowered his net. He didn’t know whether it was legal or not, but no one wanted to deal with filing reports.
Once the net was lowered, Shi Tian took off the hook. He casually hooked her lip with it for fun, wondering if he could score a thousand points for Bai Jian.
Once he removed the line and reeled in his rod, Shi Tian lost interest in fishing here any longer. With that net down, his own spot would likely be cleaned out. Casting again before dark wouldn’t yield much chance of catching anything now.
Watching from the bridge, Brother dragged the fish up, placing them one by one into the bucket. He then swung his casting net and directly covered the spot where Li Yunfei was sitting, clearly doing it on purpose!
As the net fell, Li Yunfei, who had just been enjoying the spectacle, suddenly froze in shock. Where did this fool come from?
This time, Yao was quite skilled. After lifting the net, he paused for a moment before standing on the bridge and calling out to Shi Tian to help him unhook the fish. He was eager to cast another net.
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