Datang: Believe Me, I Really Caught He's Bi.

Lin Ding and Li Er were fishing together by the Weishui River in the Tang Dynasty. Lin Ding: "You can't rush fishing. What we catch is not fish, but feelings and artistic conception." Lin Ding pulled a box out of the water, which contained a gold seal with the six characters of the Seal of the Han-Japanese Nu King engraved on it. Li Er pulled the rod and successfully caught another fish. Li Er had a dark look on his face, "Lin Ding, did you really catch that piece of jade here?" Lin Ding picked up the golden seal and knocked it hard on the stone. He looked at Li Er and said, "Believe me, it was really caught here." "If you don't believe it, I'll throw it into the water and catch it for you again." After Lin Ding finished speaking, he took out the unknown jade and threw it into the water. Li Er looked at the Heshi Bi rough stone in Lin Ding's hand and said without tears, "Don't throw it away, I believe it." Then Li Er looked at the bucket of fish he had caught and cursed in his heart: "I believe you are a ghost." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.