"Wow, what a big fish."
Zhuge Yun exclaimed, then gave Zhang Bo a thumbs-up. "Eldest Brother, hard work pays off. You finally landed a big one."
Zhang Bo's smug expression froze. He shot Zhuge Yun an annoyed look. "What kind of thing is that to say?"
"This is skill."
"Skill!"
"Eldest Brother, you're amazing."
Zhao Luzheng naturally picked up the conversation.
"The fish you caught is bigger than mine."
"I wonder if it's bigger than Third Brother's, though?"
"Should be about the same."
Zhang Bo thought of the fish Xiao Xiao had caught earlier and made a somewhat uncertain guess.
"But mine's a yellow croaker."
Zhang Bo beamed. "In terms of value, mine's worth more."
Then Zhang Bo patted Zhang He on the shoulder. "Ah He, if you want to beat your big brother, you've still got a ways to go."
Zhang He: ...
He felt like his only bit of good luck had been ruined by that bunch of inexplicable people.
He should have been the first one to catch a big fish!
Still, when he thought about how those guys had ended up looking after swallowing a bellyful of seawater, he felt a little better.
Serves them right.
Wouldn't it have been nice if everyone had just fished in peace?
They had to go and ruin someone else's catch for no reason!
In the end, they'd hurt others and themselves.
"Eldest Brother, you're awfully pleased with yourself now. Be careful you don't fail to catch a single big fish tonight."
Zhuge Yun tugged at the corner of his mouth, smiling with a hint of mischief.
Zhang Bo froze, then rolled his eyes. "Quit jinxing me with that crow's mouth of yours."
Zhuge Yun spread his hands, looking innocent.
He turned to Zhang He. "Ah He, let Eldest Brother