Just feeding the sea took Lu Ao quite a bit of effort every day.
He was somewhat reluctant to keep doing it, but for the time being, he could not find an alternative, so he could only grit his teeth and continue scattering feed.
Once the Sea Cucumbers, Abalones, Prawns, and Ornate Spiny Lobsters he was raising in the sea grew bigger and could forage for themselves, he would stop feeding them.
Or, from another perspective, once they grew larger and went through natural selection, no longer needing human assistance, he would take the initiative to stop.
During this time, the Dolphins had behaved very obediently. They never stole Lu Ao's feed, nor did they set their sights on the fish in the Marine Ranch.
Lu Ao was quite surprised by their self-discipline. Even Chubby, the dog he kept at home, ate and drank well every day, yet often could not resist the temptation of food.
Although Chubby knew perfectly well that stealing food was wrong and might even earn him a beating, he still did it.
Compared to Chubby, the Dolphins were far too well-behaved. They did not seem like wild animals from nature at all, but like a group of well-mannered guests visiting his home.
Because of this, Lu Ao liked them more and more. Whenever he fed the ranch, he deliberately prepared a little food for them as well.
Wild Dolphins could not fill their bellies every day out in the open sea. With Lu Ao's support, their lives became much easier.
After just over half a month passed like this, the Dolphins seemed to have adapted well to the place, as though they intended to settle down here.
Lu Ao had no objections to that. The Dolphins would not cause any losses to his Marine Ranch,