It was common knowledge that fish blew bubbles. Almost everyone knew that.
But this two-meter koi wasn't just huge; the bubbles it blew were enormous too. Most importantly, they were three-dimensional and heart-shaped.
At the sight of those heart-shaped bubbles, the little girl the koi had blown them at practically had stars in her eyes.
The young mothers were just as curious.
One particularly large mother couldn't help asking Qin Lin, "Xiao Qin, why are the bubbles this koi blows heart-shaped?"
Qin Lin honestly had no idea. It came from the game, after all—who knew why?
But he was used to making things up on the spot when people asked questions like that. "It hurt its mouth when it was little. Somehow, after the wound healed, the bubbles it blew turned heart-shaped. So we named it Bubble."
"Oh, I see! Then it really did turn out to be a blessing in disguise." The large mother was amazed.
The other visitors began marveling too. So that was why!
Ling Xuan hadn't expected Bubble the koi to have a story like that.
That was perfect.
It would make a great promotional hook for the fish's profile.
Still, they'd need to be careful about those coins and make sure to disinfect them from now on.
She wondered if specially made coins bearing the koi's logo would work if they were tossed in.
If they did, they could periodically collect them from the box at the exhibit and sell them as souvenirs from Qinglin Aquarium.
They were coins Bubble had gathered to build its nest. They could say they brought good fortune, and with a little promotion, they'd surely be popular.
The pond was only so big, after all. They couldn't let the koi keep collecting coins forever; once it reached a certain point,