Beneath brilliant sunlight, a Dragon Boat radiating golden light sped across the calm, azure sea.
Fang Yun stood atop the dragon's head, casting his line again and again.
As he kept fishing, Fang Yun discovered that he could track or predict the movements of Literary Heart Fish better than before. He even noticed that every additional inch of length brought an increase in their speed.
Beyond that, the fishing rod grew ever more responsive in his hands. Previously, no matter how he cast, Fang Yun had felt a considerable margin of error. Now that margin kept shrinking.
As for air resistance, water resistance, and every other factor affecting his fishing, Fang Yun had already gained a firm grasp of them.
Every successful catch brought Fang Yun a little improvement.
Now, whenever he fished for a Literary Heart Fish shorter than a foot, Fang Yun was certain to hook it with a single cast.
For lower-grade Literary Heart Fish between one and five feet long, his first cast was certain to slow them, and three casts were certain to land them.
As for middle-grade Literary Heart Fish longer than five feet, Fang Yun needed an average of five casts to hook one. They were both swift and cunning, and most importantly, they could dodge the hook.
As for that ten-foot-long superior Literary Heart Fish, Fang Yun had cornered it five times already, but all five attempts had failed!
Fang Yun did not lose heart. Whenever the great Literary Heart Fish appeared, he rushed over at once, drove it into a corner, and began fishing. Once three casts failed and the great Literary Heart Fish submerged, he immediately charged toward the nearest middle-grade Literary Heart Fish.
During the first five attempts, Fang Yun's hook had landed far from the great Literary Heart