Urban West Lake Fishing Goddess

Others fish for the catch, but Xie Yan fishes for the beauty of the world. After retiring to the city, he found a unique courtyard by the West Lake. The white walls and black tiles concealed the mist of the south of the Yangtze River. When he opened the door, he could see vast expanse of blue waves. From then on, Xie Yan transformed into a Buddhist fisherman, sitting quietly by the lake with a pole and a stool, not caring about worldly matters, just waiting for the wind to come, for the fish to jump, and for the destined beauty to meet one after another. The cool and independent talented girl was sketching by the lake and was attracted by his indifferent temperament; the pretty and smart girl accidentally touched the fish float and struck up a happy relationship; the gentle and quiet Jiangnan woman brought home-made refreshments, which softened the fishing time; the bright and sassy beauty came here just to see the lake and mountains side by side with him; the soft, waxy and sweet neighbor sister was always by his side, adding a bit of warmth from fireworks. There is no fight in the shopping mall, no bloody disputes. Xie Yan uses the lake as a matchmaker and fishing as a connection. In the courtyard with green tiles and white walls, in the morning and evening breeze of West Lake, he lives an ordinary life into poetry. Fishing with a rod captures the view of the West Lake, with half a cup of tea to accompany the beautiful woman, and watch the Buddhist fisherman, sitting in the gentle Jiangnan, surrounded by spring scenery, and harvesting all kinds of affection. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.