If there was anything that could make young people willingly get up early, it had to be fishing.
Out before dawn and home after dark—that was exactly it.
Su Bai gave the crowd fishing along the embankment a rough glance and indeed spotted quite a few younger people.
It seemed fishing enthusiasts really were getting younger, with a huge age range.
That was good. It saved college students from being nagged by their parents for staying home playing games all day during holidays.
Maybe once they got addicted to fishing, their parents would even try to persuade them—how about staying home and playing games instead?
Sunlight turned the reservoir into a sea of shattered gold. A gentle breeze drifted past, bringing damp vapor and the fresh scent of grass and trees.
A rocking chair, a sunshade, and Su Bai lying there with oversized sunglasses on his face—what a comfortable life!
"Boss Su, this doesn't look like fishing at all. You look like you came here for a beach vacation!" Master Huang teased.
After getting familiar with this outrageously wealthy employer, Master Huang had become much more relaxed when chatting with Su Bai and his Confidantes.
Because she had realized that Su Bai was actually an easygoing person, completely different from the stereotypical rich young master.
He had a calm but not dull temperament, spoke in an amusing way, and lacked none of those bizarre spoiled-young-master pretensions.
He was a very nice young man.
No wonder so many girls were willing to gather around him.
Master Huang had actually met other rich young masters before. Their wealth was certainly not an issue, but compared to Su Bai, they truly lacked personal charm.
Money alone was not enough to make countless beauties willingly surround someone.
Take that disgraced corrupt official, for example.