Ye Yaodong felt he was missing something again.
Binoculars!
With all those jellyfish packed together as far as the eye could see, he wanted a pair of binoculars again.
No wonder his wife always said even women did not like shopping as much as he did. But sometimes, he really was always short of a thing or two.
Besides, he did not have the penny-pinching mindset of people these days. After all, so many things would become commonplace in the future. It was perfectly normal for him to want to buy everything-he was missing everything, after all.
As the fishing boat drew closer, more jellyfish came into view. Father Ye was grinning so broadly that his mouth practically stretched to the back of his head.
He glanced behind them, only to find the other two boats still dawdling back there, scooping up scattered jellyfish instead of hurrying over.
"Your eldest and second brothers really drag their feet. No wonder they're always a step behind in everything and can only follow you. It's been ages, and they only moved a little just now before stopping again," Father Ye said disdainfully.
"It doesn't matter. There's a whole stretch of them here anyway. Once they've caught most of the ones around them, they'll move over naturally. It makes no difference. They don't know there are so many jellyfish here. Weren't we drifting along yesterday too, scooping them up whenever we saw them?"
"Mm."
Seeing that they were close enough, with jellyfish all around the fishing boat, Father Ye stopped the boat.
Without even waiting for the fishing net to be sorted out, father and son each grabbed a hand net, leaned over the side, and began scooping.
"This damn thing's heavy! Being big is one thing, but it's carrying so much water too.