Everyone Wants to Pamper the Lucky Daughter Chapter 251 – Caught a Lot of Big Fish_1

Chapter 251 Caught a Lot of Big Fish_1

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“We need a little shovel to dig a hole. Wait here, I’ll go home and get one.”

The four little cuties struggled to dig a hole with the dry branches, gasping for breath. They only managed to dig a small pit the size of their palm. Maodou bravely volunteered to go home and fetch a shovel.

“So tiring. The dry branches are useless.”

The little prince frustratingly threw the branch into the reeds.

“Splash.”

Suddenly, a large grass carp darted out from the reeds, bit the branch, and sunk beneath the water surface.

The three little cuties only saw the big tail of the grass carp flicker in front of their eyes before it disappeared.

“There are big fish in the reeds!”

Heidou excitedly threw the branch in his hand into the reeds as well.

“Splash.”

Another large grass carp jumped out of the water, bit the branch, and fell back into the water.

“Do big fish like to eat branches?”

Sister Wan was surprised and opened her mouth widely, looking at the branch in her hand and wondering if she should throw it in.

“In winter, there’s no green grass. The big fish are hungry, so they want to eat branches.”

Haidou scratched his silly little head and explained confidently.

“A bunch of foolish kids, there are fish but dare not catch them, wasting my energy.”

Little Kingfisher mumbled an insult secretly. It flapped its wings and glided above the reeds.

As its tender wings flapped, large fish continued to jump out of the water, and waves rolled in the river.

“Dad! Mom! Sister! There are big fish in the reeds.”

The three little ones finally realized and ran home, their tender little voices shouting.

“What? There are big fish?”

Su Hu, who was busy chopping the bear meat after skinning it, looked up in surprise upon hearing the kids’ shouts.

“Sister, there are big fish in the reeds, quick catch them.”

The little prince ran the fastest. He sprinted into the yard and straight into the kitchen, grabbed Su Qingluo’s hand, and pulled her outside.

“Dad, grab the net. Let’s go catch fish.”

Su Qingluo followed the little prince out of the kitchen, smiling, picked up the net scoop, and ran back to the riverbank with the little ones.

“Are there really big fish? Let’s go catch some too.”

The villagers with sharp ears who heard the little ones’ shouts also grabbed their net scoops and rushed to the river, laughing and joking.

Soon, people surrounded the reeds by the riverbank.

Little Kingfisher flapped its wings and chased the fish. Big fish continually surfaced from the water, forming a huge school.

Su Qingluo netted up swiftly and skillfully, hauling up a large grass carp weighing nearly ten pounds.

“There really are a lot of big fish.”

The villagers of Woniu Village got excited and started waving their net scoops to catch the fish.

“Maodou, take your younger siblings and use the nets to hold the fish.”

Su Qingluo didn’t waste any effort and scooped up another large grass carp.

“Okay.”

Maodou happily led the way and opened up the nets.

As if Su Qingluo had eyes in the back of her head, she swiftly swung the fish backwards, and the large grass carp landed accurately in the net.

“Wow, sister, you’re awesome.”

All four little ones cheered in unison.

“Here comes another one. Get ready.”

Su Qingluo’s eyes and hands reacted swiftly, and she immediately caught another fish.

“We’re ready.”

All four little ones held on to the net tightly, their attention fully focused, waiting for the incoming fish.

Su Qingluo scooped up the fish and swung it back. Another large grass carp, weighing nearly ten pounds, fell into the net.

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“Hahaha, we’ll have fish to eat for the New Year.”

Su Hu came over laughing with a net in his hand, ready to help his daughter catch fish.

“We’ll have a prosperous year this time.”

Li Dashan and Li Ershan, the two brothers, followed closely and rolled up their sleeves to join the fishing troop.

The villagers didn’t want to fall behind; they each showed their unique skills in catching fish. Every family’s net was full of fish.