For Yuan Si, catching fish wasn't difficult, and neither was fishing itself. All she had to do was find a school, cast her net, and she could haul in as many as she wanted.
So, the few people on shore craned their necks, watching for any movement in the river. Half an hour later, the black dot began to swim toward them, little by little.
"She's coming back! She's coming back! Dad, hurry up and go help my Little Aunt."
The corner of Li Tiegang's mouth twitched. 'Is this really my son? Doesn't he know you can freeze to death in that water?'
Although Li Tiegang was afraid, he resolutely waded back into the water. He didn't dare stand still for long, terrified of freezing solid, so he half-ran, half-stumbled into the deeper parts.
He finally reached Yuan Si just as the water was about to pass his upper thighs.
"Here, let me give you a hand." As Li Tiegang spoke, he reached out and grabbed the fishing net on Yuan Si's back, only to be yanked forward, nearly losing his footing.
