Being scolded as a poor widow, I relied on supernatural powers to counterattack in ancient times

Chapter 30
Mrs. Du went to work in the kitchen. Baiyunxi found a thin bamboo pole, prepared thin thread, and found a wire to pinch the fishhook. There was no float. Baiyunxi saw the shuttlecock on the window sill and grabbed a feather to replace it.

Get things ready, carry a small bucket and a small shovel, and lead Yaya to go fishing by the river.

Fishing used to be a hobby, but now fishing is a livelihood.

The mentality is different, and there is no enjoyment at all.

She found a cool place with shallow water and dug some earthworms as bait. She and Yaya each tied a small horse, tied up and started to struggle.

The little girl sat on the horse harness, resting her chin with both hands, watching grandma tie the thread, tie the hook, wrap the feathers, hang the earthworms, and throw them into the water, she was very curious.

"Grandma, is this fishing?"

"Yeah, the fish will bite after a while, grandma has a knack for fishing."

Bai Yunxi looked at Yaya's well-behaved appearance, and couldn't help but like her.But where there is water, there are fish, which has been scientifically proven.

The grandparents and grandchildren sat by the river, quietly waiting for the fish to bite.

The sun was a little scorching hot, and after a while, the two of them were sweating on their foreheads.

"Good boy, go sit under the shade of the tree and wait for grandma, don't get dizzy from the sun."

Bai Yunxi looked at the sweat on the tip of Yaya's nose, and hurriedly urged her.

"Yaya is not hot, Yaya wants to be with grandma."

The little girl grinned at her with her eyes narrowed, and continued to drag her chin, staring at the position of the fishhook.

Baiyunxi had no choice but to check the shaded places on the bank, looking for a shady place, don't catch fish, the grandparents and grandchildren are both dizzy from the heat, it's not worthwhile.

Just when she was about to put away the bamboo pole and move it, the bamboo pole in her hand seemed to move.

By feeling, Baiyunxi knew there were fish.

The moment the bamboo pole fell for the third time, Baiyunxi raised the bamboo pole abruptly, and with a flick of the edge, the fish's tail slapped down the water, and she was quickly thrown to the bank.

"Isn't this the bait?"

Seeing the fish churning on the grass, Baiyunxi walked over, unhooked the fish and put it in the bucket. A grass carp the size of a palm is considered a good start.

Yaya moved the little Maza to the bucket, and looked at the fish swimming in the bucket in amazement,

"Grandma, it's really a fish."

"That's still fake, grandma is very capable."

Baiyunxi is also very happy, no matter how big or small, it is a good thing if a fish takes the bait.

Hang up the earthworm again, throw the fishing line into the water, and continue fishing.

As for the feather drift, it is purely decorative.

In about 3 minutes, another grass carp was thrown ashore by her eyesight and hands, and it weighed about half a catty.

Throwing the fishhook into the water again, Bai Yunxi couldn't help laughing at Yaya's adoring eyes.

The little girl who was afraid of her a few days ago now has little stars in her eyes.

After being depressed for several days, I laughed from the bottom of my heart for the first time.

"Grandma is amazing, I want to learn to fish too."

"Okay, when Yaya grows up and has strength, grandma will teach you."

The older ones in the family looked troubled, but the little girl was tender and caring.

"Grandma will cook fish soup for you later, the delicious kind."

Crucian carp soup nourishes people, especially for children, it invigorates the spleen and nourishes deficiency, and is most suitable for a thin constitution like Yaya.

Just as the ancestors were fishing with great interest, there was a mocking sound behind them.

"Hey, Miss Juren still has leisure time to go fishing? I heard that the family can't open the pot anymore?"

When Baiyunxi turned her head, she saw an old woman in a navy blue cotton dress standing on the river bank with a hoe on her shoulders, looking at her with schadenfreude.

(End of this chapter)