What Happened to Giving Up?

The fiery clouds changed swiftly. They had been glowing red just moments ago, but now they had already turned into a dazzling expanse of gold.

Even sailors who lived at sea did not often get to see such a magnificent sky.

Nearly all the crewmen put down what they were doing and looked up at the sky.

Back in Ye Yuan's hometown, there was a common saying:

"Morning glow means don't go out; evening glow means travel a thousand miles!"

This was a piece of natural wisdom summed up by countless people of old.

Beautiful sights were always fleeting. As the crew unconsciously admired the evening glow, the sky gradually darkened.

"Guys, dinner's ready! Stop standing around like idiots!"

Gong Hongzhuang's words snapped all the crewmen out of their immersion in the beautiful sunset.

Only then did everyone realize it was time to eat.

Ma Hua and Wang Husheng, that pair of jokers, especially howled as they ran toward the dining hall.

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Night.

Layers of waves rolled across the sea.

The Yushui Hao moved slowly over the waves.

Clang! Clang! Clang!

Ye Yuan, who had already washed up and was about to lie down, heard a knock on the door.

"Who is it?"

"Me!"

Xu Hang's voice came from outside the cabin.

Ye Yuan got up and opened the cabin door. He saw Xu Hang carrying a bottle of baijiu in one hand and some braised snacks in the other.

One look at Xu Hang's posture told Ye Yuan why he had come.

As he let Xu Hang in, he teased him.

"Not sleeping this late at night and coming over to drink with me? Looks like you weren't tired enough today!"

Xu Hang did not respond. He plopped down onto the sofa and skillfully arranged the