After expending a monumental effort, the two finally managed to haul up the large grass carp, which weighed roughly five or six catties.
Seeing the fish still flopping on the grass, the energetic little toddler, Luo Luo, immediately pounced on it, trying to pin it beneath him. Who knew he wouldn't be able to withstand the fish's thrashing? He was flipped right over to the side.
Although it hurt a bit, he didn't cry or make a fuss. He just scrambled back up and went at it again.
But how could a freshly landed fish be so easily dealt with? It either leaped up and smacked Luo Luo's bottom, or the fish and the little boy ended up rolling around on the ground, locked in an embrace.
Jin Qianqian was so amused she could barely stand straight, while the older women and maids standing nearby all covered their mouths, hiding their giggles.
Gu Wenheng ignored the child's antics. He held down the fish's head, removed the hook, tossed the fish further inland, and left the boy to his fun.
