God of Fishing

Translator: Henyee Translations  Editor: Henyee Translations

Fan Busi's words touched Han Fei. He had become the Human King that others wanted to see.

However, Han Fei knew that he wasn't.

Therefore, Fan Busi's words didn't resonate with Han Fei.

Fan Busi had a breakthrough. He thought that he had made a breakthrough because he was too excited yesterday.

As for Han Fei, he worked from sunrise to sunset as usual.

However, Han Fei soon left the Moonlight Town. Because he had been here for too long, most of the teachers and students of the Moonlight Academy had known him.

And because Fan Busi drank a large mouthful of Dao Comprehension Wine, he actually comprehended sword intent and cultivated a sword ball. In order to prevent anyone from doubting him, Han Fei moved to a small place called the Bright Moon Village under the Moonlight Town.

This time, Han Fei was no longer a slovenly man. Instead, he became the captain of a sea patrol team in the Bright Moon Village, in charge of patrolling in the sea area of the Bright Moon Village.

This time, Han Fei changed his face into a brawny man. After all, he was now a captain.

Because Han Fei was in charge of the ordinary fishery, the level-one fishery, and the level-two fishery, he was used to seeing life and death. As a king, he could save anyone in danger with a thought.

However, this was the rule of the human world. Ordinary people were always like this. Every day, some people died, some made breakthroughs, some were happy, and some were sad. Some rose, and some died. Without the experiences of those who died, how could generations of strong masters persist in cultivating and making breakthroughs?

However, because Han Fei was in an extremely important position, he had a lot of things to do every day.

If there was a fight somewhere, he had to solve it.

If someone had an accident in the fishery, he had to solve it.

Someone's seafood was sold at too low a price, and he had to be responsible for investigation.

Furthermore, he was the one who specified the order of the entire port of the Bright Moon Village.

Han Fei was seeking the Dao in the mortal world, so he should accept everything he encountered. Whether it was a life-and-death matter or a trivial matter, it was all important.

However, Han Fei had once been the master of a city, built the City of Justice with his own hands, and managed the Scattered Stars Island. Therefore, he did everything with all his heart, even trivial matters.

One day, the village leader of the Bright Moon Village was seriously injured by Mess Swallowing Worms when he led a group of Heavenly Talents of the village to a fishery to broaden their horizons.

So Han Fei was appointed as the acting village leader of the Bright Moon Village. In fact, with Han Fei's reputation in the Bright Moon Village, it would only take him a few years to become the formal village leader.

Well, of course, Han Fei's name was not Han Fei now, but Han Ye. This alias didn't have any special meaning. He called himself Han Ye because he occasionally looked up and saw the night sky.

This year was the 38th year since Han Fei left the Moonlight Town.

One day after Han Fei became the village leader for 24 years, an ascetic girl came to the Moonlight Town.

The human gathering place had a population of billions, and among them, many went to take trials in the mortal world. However, under normal circumstances, there were very few who placed their position extremely low.

Even if there were, they usually passed by in a hurry and wouldn't stay long, because most people who wanted to gain experience in the mortal world wanted to see all kinds of people.

The moment the ascetic girl stepped into the Moonlight Town, she came to the room that Han Fei had abandoned.

She was very familiar with the structure of this building. She was familiar with the window format, the layout of the interior, and the way of farming in the courtyard.

The ascetic girl smiled and quietly came here.

This house hadn't been visited for several years. Besides, there was a small tomb in the yard, which puzzled the ascetic girl. But she didn't think too much about it and stayed here.

One day half a month later, the ascetic girl was setting up a grill and carefully putting some garlic on the barbecue.

At this moment, a young man with a sword on his back suddenly stood at the door of the courtyard. He frowned at the ascetic girl and asked, "Who are you?"

The ascetic girl was briefly stunned. People came and went every day, but no one had come here before. She didn't expect someone to come today.

The girl asked, "Is this your house?"

The young man shook his head. "No, but this is my friend's yard."

The girl's eyes lit up. "Oh? Your friend?"

The girl couldn't help looking at the graveyard in the yard.

The young man paused and shrugged helplessly. "I don't know! He's probably dead! But I owe a debt to my friend. Every year, I come to bring him a pot of wine."

The girl grinned. "He likes to drink?"

The young man couldn't help but smile. "He loves wine as much as his life and never leaves his calabash every day. Perhaps for him, it's his greatest joy."

With that, the young man came to the center of the vegetable field in the courtyard with ease, took out a wine gourd, and sprinkled the liquor inside in front of the tomb. This person was naturally Fan Busi.

Fan Busi said, "If you have nowhere to go, you can stay for a few more days, but remember to clean up the house before you leave."

The girl replied, "Okay! What do you owe your friend?"

Fan Busi was a little talkative in the first place. Now that someone asked him, he immediately said, "It's a long story. This friend of mine is my teacher and friend. It was because of him that I firmly embarked on the path of the sword. He is invincible in the Hidden Fisher realm… At first, I just wanted to drink the wine in his calabash, but later, it wasn't for the wine. He became the target I wanted to defeat… Unfortunately, not long after I defeated him, something happened to him. Alas…"

The girl asked, "How do you know something happened to him?"

Fan Busi smiled and said, "He wasn't interested in anything but just went fishing and traded the fish for wine every day. He either died while fishing or died from drinking. Anyway, I had finally drunk a mouthful of his wine. You may not believe it, but I made a breakthrough the next day and comprehended sword intent in three months. Now, I'm one step closer to my goal."

The girl was puzzled. "Your goal?"

Fan Busi chuckled. "Well, I can tell you, but don't laugh at me."

The girl shook her head slightly. "Everyone has a goal, and I have an unrealistic goal too."

Fan Busi said in surprise, "Really? My goal is to one day become an existence like the Sword Immortal. Being able to kill an emperor with a single slash is my greatest goal."

The girl's hand trembled as she brushed the sauce, but then she replied, "All the best. Maybe you will realize it."

Fan Busi said in surprise, "Huh! You're different from others. You don't think I'm bragging."

The girl said, "How do you know it won't work if you don't have a try?"

Fan Busi immediately slapped his thigh and said, "That's right! I knew there were sensible people. What about you? What's your goal? Why is it unrealistic? Are we the same?"

The girl smiled and shook her head. "I don't want to become a figure like the Sword Immortal. I am myself. My goal, well… Perhaps it's even more difficult than yours."

Fan Busi exclaimed, "More difficult than my goal? Tell me quickly. I have wine. Let's have a drink."

The girl didn't stop him. She just felt that this young man didn't look like a sword cultivator. Perhaps this was why Han Fei treated him specially!

The girl said, "My goal! I fell in love with someone I shouldn't love. I want to stand by his side openly one day, forever."

Fan Busi thought to himself, What a silly girl! He comforted her, "As you said, how do you know the result if you don't try? Who is that person? Which realm is he in? You don't seem to be from our Moonlight Town. I couldn't see your strength at first glance. I'm afraid your strength is higher than mine, right? Is that person a Venerable?"

The girl smiled. "It's the Human King."

"Puff ~"

…

In the Bright Moon Village, early in the morning, Han Fei was already standing in the village's Spirit Awakening Ground. However, the statue erected in this Spirit Awakening Ground was Li Yingtian. Han Fei had no feelings for him.

It was much grander than the Spirit Awakening in the Heavenly Water Village.

Because the Ashless World didn't have a main city, it shared a main city with the Flying Feather World, so an Explorer from the Flying Feather World came.

Led by Han Fei and the explorer, as time was up, Han Fei shouted, "Enter the pool and awaken your spiritual beasts. Listen to me, stay down as long as you can. In addition, no matter if your spiritual beasts are good or bad, they are your most loyal companions. Humans can lie, but your spiritual beasts can't. Therefore, every spiritual beast is a god-given companion. Open your mind and feel…"

The explorer couldn't help but look at Han Fei, thinking that what he said was interesting.

Because there were many kings in the human settlement, the Spirit Awakening Fluid was not very valuable, but it was not unlimited. It was just given in proper amounts, creating a feeling of rarity.

While the Spirit Awakening was going on, Han Fei suddenly saw a girl in plain clothes in the crowd. His heart sank. Why is she here? Have I been exposed?

However, Han Fei found that Jiuyin Ling just watched this scene quietly and didn't pay much attention to him. He was secretly relieved. It seemed to be a coincidence. He didn't expect this girl to travel to gain experience again.

However, Han Fei thought it made sense. As a Half-King, with Jiuyin Ling's perception and her cultivation path, she indeed had to gain experience in the mortal world.

If she was here for him, she should have come long ago and not waited until now.

Besides, everyone thought that he was still lost in the endless void.

With this in mind, Han Fei was relieved. His cultivation hadn't ended yet, so he wouldn't see anyone.