Zhouzhou Goes Fishing

The next day, as soon as dawn broke, Zhouzhou climbed out of bed. On the bedside table next to her, there were items that the Ancestral Master had prepared for her last night.

Seeing her awake, the Ancestral Master emerged from the statue and cautioned, "Be careful this time. That ancient demon is not easy to deal with."

Zhouzhou nodded and replied in a childish voice, "I know."

Looking at the little one who hadn't even reached waist height, the Ancestral Master felt a momentary pang of guilt, thinking that he had been too harsh on a child. However, after a second, he reassured himself.

The capable should do more work. In their line of duty, age had nothing to do with skill. With this in mind, he calmed down and entrusted the protection of Zhouzhou to the evil spirits. Seeing her nod, he returned to the statue.

He had just performed a divination, and it indicated great fortune, including financial luck.

Where did this financial luck come from? It was obvious.