The brother and sister were both good-looking intellectuals.
Lin Fangzheng was rather quiet. With his buzz cut and wheat-colored skin, he looked quite spirited.
The younger girl, Lin Yuyu, was more lively. She had ear-length hair and kept calling Zhang Ming "Uncle," putting him in quite a good mood.
"Uncle, what can you remember? We might never get to set foot in the Demon God's Sea in our entire lives... We'll listen to whatever you want to tell us! Please!"
Surrounded by cute creatures, Zhang Ming had long since become immune to cute appeals. He said earnestly, "Young lady, the most troublesome word in the world is 'anything.' If you ask me to just say anything, I really can't think of a single thing to say."
Lin Fangzheng hurriedly spoke up. "Un... cle, could you tell us about fish... Have you ever encountered any particularly unusual fish? Do you know how fish reproduce?"
Seeing what the young man had in mind, Zhang Ming simply told them some very interesting stories.
"I've heard that the largest fish is called the Kun. The Kun is so vast that no one knows how many thousand li it spans."
"Uncle, aren't you just reciting a textbook?" Lin Yuyu snickered.
Zhang Ming sighed. Youngsters, don't you know that Kun really do exist in this world? The fanciful ideas of the ancients were merely products of information mapping.
"Then let's talk about something concrete. Once, I caught a big fish in the sea that had been almost completely drained dry. Ordinary fish would be flapping about, but that big fish looked utterly spent."
"What do you mean, utterly spent?"
"Well... you know, that sort of dead-fish stare, like it was about to die." Zhang Ming deliberately made exaggerated expressions of shock, which, combined with his powerful