More importantly, she and her Fifth Brother went fishing again. Equipped with the same rod and the same earthworms, they had hoped for a successful catch of small fish. However, luck seemed to elude them as they returned empty-handed.
Their disappointment was not unique. The children of the village also faced a similar fate, unable to reel in any fish.
Amidst the chatter in the village, everyone attributed their misfortunes to the supposed good fortune of their Third Sister-in-law, who seemed to possess a magical touch when it came to carp fishing.
Another belief circulated that the tender leaves she picked had an uncanny ability to attract wild rabbits, coaxing them to willingly enter traps. The villagers entertained the thought of relishing a braised rabbit feast that night.
Amidst these thoughts, Su Ning didn't intervene as Qin Zhenzhen pursued her own tasks.
