Tang Dynasty: The pot is tied to the duck nest, the little rhinoceros is here!

"You guys are amazing, let's go back for dinner," Jiang Fan said with a smile.

"Let's go! Seven, I'm hungry!" Little Sizi called out.

"Rhinoceros, we're really amazing!"

"Mmm, second sister, I'm awesome too!"

The princesses barely ate any staple food that evening, devouring all the seafood they had caught. The two little dumplings kept discussing their next beachcombing trip.

The two little princesses had played all day, and after eating and taking a bath, they went to sleep not long afterward.

The next day, around 10 a.m., Jiang Fan contacted Xu Yan, and with everything ready, he set off with his three little princesses.

"Can our darling ride on the big ship?" the little princess asked in her childish voice, a lollipop dangling from her lips.

"Does Sizi want to sit?" Jiang Fan pinched her chubby little face.

"Mmm!" The little princess exclaimed with anticipation.

"Come on, let's get on the boat and go out to sea for fun."

"Yay, it's a sea!" the little princess exclaimed excitedly.

"Haha, by the way, Li Lizhi, do you guys get seasick?"

Jiang Fan had already rented the boat when he suddenly remembered that he hadn't asked the most crucial question yet.

"Brother, what is seasickness?" Before Li Lizhi could speak, the little princess raised her hand to ask.

"I just felt nauseous and uncomfortable while on the boat," Jiang Fan explained.

"Hmm...? Is it a bit of a 'is it'?" The little princess thought that the boat ride would be uncomfortable, so she took a deep breath and looked very brave.

"Sizi, we shouldn't get seasick. We jumped so high on the trampoline and we didn't get seasick," Chengyang comforted him.

"Yes, it's pretty good." The little princess nodded.

"Brother Fan, it's alright. I've been on a boat before and I don't get seasick. Chengyang and Sizi shouldn't get seasick either," Li Lizhi said at this moment.

"Okay, that's good."

They soon arrived at the yacht's docking location, where the captain and the yacht's food and other necessities were all prepared.

The little princess took the lead, kicking off her shoes before Jiang Fan lifted her onto the boat.

Jiang Fan was the last to board the ship, and he had to collect everyone's shoes. The little princess's kick almost sent the shoes flying into the sea.

After boarding the ship, the princesses went straight to the flying bridge. The female captain, surnamed Yang, pressed countless switches on the control panel...

Slowly push the control lever, and the yacht begins to move forward.

"Hey, come on, we're on the big boat!" The little princess stood excitedly at the bow of the boat, waving her hands.

"Here comes the sea!" Chengyang excitedly ran to the bow of the ship, spreading his arms and shouting.

After the yacht rounded two bends, it faced the open sea.

The speed gradually increased. Jiang Fan called the little princess to sit down on the sofa.

"Brother, did we run into a blind fish?" The little princess sat up straight, her little head turning around incessantly.

"Possibly. What if a shark comes?" Jiang Fan deliberately frowned.

The little princess stopped thinking, pouting and frowning, as if she was trying to find a solution.

"Don't be afraid, Sizi. Your brother is very strong and can definitely beat the shark!"

Chengyang admires Jiang Fan very much and thinks that Brother Jiang Fan is invincible!

Upon hearing this, the little princess stood up, walked to the side of the ship, and shouted towards the sea:

"You blind fish, aren't you afraid of getting tired! My buddy is really strong, he can send you flying with one punch, come here!!!"

Seeing the little guy's adorable, childlike voice threatening the shark, Jiang Fan couldn't help but laugh.

After shouting, the little guy immediately ran back to the sofa area and buried himself in Jiang Fan's arms.

"Don't be afraid, Sizi, your brother will protect you."

"Ugh! Bro, Big Blind Fish's mouth smells awful, it's not good for him."

The little princess kept her head buried in Jiang Fan's arms as she spoke.

"Don't be afraid, little one, I'll catch a big fish for you to eat in a bit."

Seeing the little princess's adorable expression, Jiang Fan dared not joke around anymore.

"I want it braised in seven broths!" The little princess pulled her head out and smoothed her hair with her little hand.

As the yacht sailed along, the number of boats on the sea increased.

There were also motorboats speeding across the sea, which Jiang Fan guessed meant they had reached a place where tourists played in the water.

"Look, Sizi, someone's flying!" Chengyang said, pointing to the distance.

"Wow! That's... I'm too scared to play." The little princess was getting excited when she saw the person, along with the inflatable cushion under their bottom, plunge into the water...

"Brother Jiang Fan, why are there cars on the sea?"

"That's a small boat, shaped like a car."

"Big ball, big ball, fly up!"

"That's a parasol; look, there's a person hanging below."

"Brother, can we play too?" The little princess looked up at Jiang Fan.

"It's too dangerous to fly this high. You can play with it when the baby ox grows up." Jiang Fan himself didn't dare to play with it.

"Hmm, do we not want to play anymore? We want to watch the fisherman catch a big fish." The little princess swayed and ran to the stern of the boat to watch the waves.

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"Brother, come quick!" the little princess suddenly shouted.

"Brother, a huge, huge fish!" Chengyang stammered.

Jiang Fan turned and rushed to the stern, immediately grabbing the two little ones in his arms.

Seeing the joy on the two little ones' faces, Jiang Fan looked down.

On the stern deck, a mullet about the length of a forearm is hopping around.

"Sizi, Chengyang, should we capture it?"

Jiang Fan recognizes this type of fish; fishermen also call it "Wu Tou" (乌头). Its flesh is rather tough, and some fishermen will throw it away if they catch it, unless it's a particularly large one.

"Brother, grab me, drop me!" The little princess lay down on the ground, stretched her little head forward, and looked down.

Without further delay, Jiang Fan told the captain to slow down and ran down to the deck.

The mullet kept jumping around on the tail deck. Jiang Fan found a towel and put it over the fish's head, and the mullet immediately calmed down.

Jiang Fan, carrying the fish, ran straight to the kitchen. This yacht wasn't a fishing boat.

Unable to find a place to put the fish, Jiang Fan had no choice but to throw it into the pond.

Li Lizhi brought her two little ones down with her, and they gathered around the pool, chattering endlessly as they watched the fish jump up from the water.

"Second sister, does it want to come home with us?" The little princess was very curious about the fish that jumped up.

"The rooster wants to be eaten by us," Chengyang analyzed.

"Let me tell you, this fish jumped out of the water on its own. It's possible that it encountered a predator and was frightened, which is why it jumped out of the water," Jiang Fan explained.

"Brother, what are natural enemies?"

"It's an innate restraint, like a cat catching a mouse, or an eagle catching a chick." Jiang Fan picked up the mullet, preparing to kill it and freeze it.

After hearing Jiang Fan's explanation, the little princess nodded her head and then turned to Li Lizhi, saying, "Sister, they are natural enemies."

"Pfft!" Jiang Fan couldn't help but burst out laughing.

Li Lizhi hugged the little princess tightly, tickled her, and said, "Then your older sister will eat you up."

"Brother, do you have any natural enemies?" Chengyang asked, turning his head.

"Haha, your brother's nemesis is you two little guys," Jiang Fan said with a grin as he killed the fish.