Sea-hunting: With the system in hand, my eyes are the ruler

Among the things caught by these traps are various kinds of crabs and small fish.

"I'll take all these fish. Name your price."

Jiang Han threw some small fish back into the sea and kept some bait.

"We'll talk about the price when we get back." This trip isn't over yet, and there will be other fish by then.

It’s too troublesome to settle the accounts one by one, it’s better to settle them all at once when the time comes.

Cai Chengyan thought this was fine.

Jiang Han drove the boat for a while and pulled up the last trap.

There are not many things in this trap, except for a few small fish, there is a very strange fish.

Cai Chengyan's eyes lit up, "This fish is so beautiful."

Jiang Han also thought it was beautiful. "Well, Uncle Zhang likes beautiful fish, so let's give this fish to him."

Cai Chengyan immediately became unhappy. "Now we are in the same boat. Why don't you give this beautiful fish to Uncle Zhang instead of me?"

Jiang Han was speechless. "Didn't you say that at the beginning? Uncle Zhang likes beautiful fish. If you have any beautiful fish, you can give it to him."

Cai Chengyan really wanted to travel back in time and give his past self a slap in the face. "I did say that, but giving him one or two would have been enough. You've already given him so many. From now on, all the beautiful fish will belong to me."

Jiang Han really didn't know what Cai Chengyan was thinking about. "When did you start liking these beautiful fish?"

“It starts when you catch these beautiful fish.”

Jiang Han: "..."

Jiang Han couldn't do anything to Cai Chengyan, "Okay, I'll give you this black-backed fish."

Anyway, a blacknose fish like this only costs about 100 yuan. Since Cai Chengyan likes it so much, just give it to him.

At this moment, Jiang Han saw a huge monster.

Jiang Han was stunned for a moment.

Cai Chengyan felt that something was wrong with Jiang Han. "What's wrong with you? Are you unhappy because you gave me a blackback fish? I didn't take it for free. Can I ask you to buy it for 10 times the market price?"

"Shh——" Jiang Han made a gesture to keep quiet.

It’s not that he can’t make a sound at this time, but his thoughts are a little confused.

"Cai Chengyan, do you know Santiago?"

Cai Chengyan was stunned. "What did you say?"

"Santiago, the protagonist of Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea."

Jiang Han's words reminded Cai Chengyan of how his teachers had taught him to read many famous Chinese and foreign classics during his junior high school years.

He skimmed through the novel.

"Is this book about an old man who catches a big fish?"

Jiang Han nodded. "The marlin mentioned in the book is 18 feet long, which is about 5.5 meters."

Cai Chengyan opened his mouth in surprise. He had read the book so superficially that he couldn't remember the specific numbers at all.

I didn't expect the fish to be so big.

5.5 meters, he couldn't even imagine it.

5.5 meters is as big as a small boat, right?

Cai Chengyan looked at Jiang Han strangely, "Why are you asking this suddenly?"

Jiang Han pursed his lips and said, "I feel like we're going to encounter a big marlin."

Cai Chengyan was excited. "Is it true or false?"

He looked at the vast ocean and could see nothing.

Jiang Han had already turned around and returned to the cabin.

"Hey, Jiang Han!" When Cai Chengyan chased after him, Jiang Han had already picked up the fishing rod in the cabin.

What Jiang Han finally held in his hand was a heavy fishing rod, which was more suitable for fishing large and giant fish.

When Jiang Han walked to the deck with his fishing rod, he was still a little hesitant. Did he really want to catch this fish?

The marlin described in the novel was only 5.5 meters long, but the marlin he saw today was 5.8 meters long.

Such a big marlin is estimated to weigh more than 1300 kilograms.

Can he really catch this fish?

Cai Chengyan saw that Jiang Han didn't look like he was joking, "Do you remember how many days it took Santiago to catch the big marlin?"

"Three days and three nights."

Jiang Han didn't know how many days it would take him, but he was younger than Santiago and his equipment was much better than Santiago's.