Great Tang: Believe Me, I Really Fished the He Shi Bi Out of the River

By the Wei River in Tang, Lin Ding and Li Er were fishing together.

Lin Ding: "You can't rush fishing. We're not fishing for fish, we're fishing for the feeling, for the mood."

Lin Ding tugged on his rod and pulled a box out of the water. Inside was a golden seal, engraved with six large characters: King of the State of Wa, Han.

Li Er tugged on his rod and successfully caught another fish. With a dark expression, he said, "Lin Ding, are you sure you really caught that piece of jade here?"

Lin Ding picked up the golden seal and gave it a hard whack against a rock. Looking at Li Er, he said, "Trust me, I really did catch it here."

"If you don't believe me, I'll throw it back in and catch it again." After saying this, Lin Ding took out the unknown piece of jade and was about to toss it into the water.

Looking at the raw Heshibi jade in Lin Ding's hand, Li Er nearly cried. "Don't throw it in. I believe you."

Then Li Er looked at the bucket of fish he'd caught and cursed inwardly, "Like hell I believe you."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.