As a Fisherman, My Fish Can Level Up
Chapter 439 - Chapter 439 Chapter 308 Who Exactly is Old Six_3

Chapter 439: Chapter 308: Who Exactly is Old Six?_3 Chapter 439: Chapter 308: Who Exactly is Old Six?_3 Jiang Luoluo blinked, instantly grasping Chu Mingcheng’s method.

She was well aware of her husband’s diving prowess, so she decided not to nest any further.

Instead, she quickly grabbed the binoculars, ready to watch Wang Lao Liu’s exasperated expression later on.

Chu Mingcheng dived into the water and immediately swam toward the Huangdao.

The distance of over two thousand meters took only a short while to cover.

But he didn’t surface, after all, it was late at night, and Jiang Luoluo could not see his whereabouts precisely, there was no need to pop up just to show he was breathing.

Chu Mingcheng quickly arrived beneath the Huangdao and found the taut fishing line pulling the fish.

He picked up his dagger intending to cut the line, but when he was about to sever it, he paused.

Though cutting the line could serve as a revenge and hinder others from fishing, it would waste his own time too!

After a moment of thought, he dove deeper along the line, searching for the Bluefin Tuna that had taken the bait.

Soon, he reached a depth of one hundred meters and saw the Bluefin Tuna struggling to free itself from the hook.

The fish was quite large, definitely over two meters in length and weighed more than two hundred kilograms.

Slowed down by the tug of the fishing line, the Bluefin Tuna was easily caught by Chu Mingcheng.

He approached from behind, clenched his fist, and struck the fish’s head several times, dazing it.

After ensuring the Bluefin Tuna was completely knocked out, he removed the hook and used a bleeding dagger to sever the artery under the gill cover, then dragged the fish back.

Dragging the fish, his speed was still fast, finding his own boat’s hook in just a short time.

The Bluefin Tuna’s blood had mostly drained, and although it occasionally struggled, it couldn’t escape under Chu Mingcheng’s firm grip.

Considering the distance from the Huangdao, he still waited a little while before proceeding with the next step.

He removed the bait from the hook, then mercilessly jabbed the hook through the Bluefin Tuna’s mouth, piercing it completely.

Aboard the ship, Jiang Luoluo, holding the binoculars, was delightedly watching the crew on the Huangdao recover the unhooked line, knowing Chu Mingcheng was responsible.

Unfortunately, Wang Lao Liu was still inside the pilothouse, and she couldn’t see his frustrated expression.

Just then, a slight movement occurred on her own fishing rod. The movements puzzled her; the fish seemed hooked but why wasn’t it trying to flee?

It was only when Chu Mingcheng broke the surface the next moment that she realized it must have been him who caused the disturbance with the hook.

“Luoluo, I’ve stolen the Bluefin Tuna from over there. But I was afraid the commotion from the fish might alert them, so I directly cut its artery,” he explained.

“The fish is pretty much cold now, but you need to block the fishing rod and act like you’re fishing, kill some time, I’ll come up and join you in playing the part soon.”

Chu Mingcheng’s instructions mainly aimed to avoid detection by surveillance.

Jiang Luoluo instantly understood his thinking and gave him a thumbs-up, “Compared to Wang Lao Liu, you’re the real ‘Old Six,’ but I like it.”

Having said that, she hurriedly created the illusion of catching a fish on her rod and theatrically began fishing.

Swayed by her exaggerated acting, Chu Mingcheng almost burst out laughing, gave her a thumbs-up in return, and swiftly changed his position to climb aboard the ship by grabbing the hoist rope.

They did so to dodge the surveillance, which was truly troublesome, but to avoid potential issues, it was necessary.

Once aboard, Chu Mingcheng quickly dried himself with a towel and put on some clothes before helping out.

Seeing him approach, Jiang Luoluo’s face showed a mischievous smile, “Ah Cheng, what do you think Wang Lao Liu’s face will look like when they keep losing fish tonight while we rake it in?”

“I don’t know what his face will look like, but he must be thrilled,” Chu Mingcheng chuckled, “It’s a pity Yao Xin and Chen Yang are far from here. Otherwise, our three ships could outright push the Huangdao away, sparing us all this hassle.”

“That’s true. By the way, didn’t a ship give up following Chen Yang today? What’s their situation now?”

“Well, Chen Yang did a number on them, he severed their anchor. After compensating them, he made them leave.”

“Ugh, why didn’t you do the same? Did the organizers not talk to Chen Yang?”

Chu Mingcheng hugged Jiang Luoluo and laughed, “I’m broke, I have to support a wife as delicate as a flower, I can’t afford to lose money like that!”

“As for the organizers, Chen Yang claimed it was an accident, apologized sincerely and was willing to pay extra, plus it was the other party who caused trouble first, so there was no issue.”

“It’s the boat with the severed anchor that’s really at a loss. They’ve wasted several days back and forth, and probably no other boat dares to follow them now.”

“That’s indeed a clever strategy~”

Unknown to Jiang Luoluo and Chu Mingcheng, Wang Lao Liu had already learned about their antics.

That’s why he didn’t turn off the engine and stayed in the cockpit all night, fearing Chu Mingcheng might pull such a stunt on his anchoring too.

After the fishing was done, he would have to keep his distance and stay alert through the night.

As for why other contestants wouldn’t sever anchors to reduce competition?

Those with money are in the competition merely for the experience, it’s not worth the trouble.

And for those without, who would be willing to lose thousands just to eliminate a competitor?