"I'm just someone who gets lucky sometimes."
Zhuge Yun said modestly.
His eyes and brows were full of smiles.
"It's purely luck."
"What else could it be?"
Li Yan muttered under his breath.
He couldn't stand Zhuge Yun acting so "smug."
"Knowledge."
Zhuge Yun spoke firmly, his expression resolute.
"Knowledge changes your fate."
Li Yan: ...
He turned and went back to his spot.
Fine.
He wasn't going to argue with Zhuge Yun.
He was harboring a grudge.
He really wanted to catch a big fish.
By now, most of the students had caught fish, big or small.
But he hadn't caught a single one.
His fishing rod was like it had been paused.
It hadn't so much as twitched.
He'd asked people to switch bait with him several times already.
Though all their bait had been handed out by the owner of the pond.
There wasn't any difference between it...
He'd just wanted to borrow a little of the good luck of his classmates who'd caught fish.
Unfortunately, it seemed he hadn't managed to borrow any.
He refused to believe it.
After a moment of disappointment and frustration, Li Yan rallied.
If everyone else could catch fish, then he could too.
Li Yan wasn't the only one whose fighting spirit had returned.
Zhuge Yun and Xiao Xiao had caught big fish one after another, spurring them on.
They saw hope.
Their motivation came back.
Xiao Xiao cast his baited hook back into the water.
Then he set his fishing rod beside him.
He returned to his previous pose.
He leaned back in his chair, looking rather relaxed.
The "feverish activity" around him didn't disturb Xiao Xiao.
He was waiting for the next fish to "walk right into the trap."
"Eek, eek~"