The Fisherman Who Never Catches Fish

Chapter 205 - 144 Eagle: Where's My Plane? (Please Subscribe)

"Host, he's insulting you."

The viewers in the live streaming room are truly all talents, there are all sorts of people indeed.

And now, one of those talented individuals who understands the local language has spoken up in the live stream.

He translated everything that the frogman had just said.

"He called you a cunning and despicable bastard, who attacks from behind without any honor in martial arts, and said if you let him go, he could beat you until you're

"Uncle Grapple, you might not know, but the host here once fished up three corpses. Oh, no, he is now the Corpse Fishing Immortal."

"He has even fished up dead people, let alone the living."

Upon hearing this, the viewers also expressed that Grapple probably didn't watch Fang Hao's fishing live streams, otherwise, he wouldn't have said that.

"Just an accident..." Fang Hao felt very helpless inside.

In fact, deep down, he really didn't want to catch this kind of thing.

He just wanted to catch fish.

Is that really so hard?

Surely it was time for him to catch a fish, right?

Who could understand his inner struggle?

Grapple was unaware of Fang Hao's true thoughts, he was still in shock, admiring Fang Hao very much.

They waited for about fifteen minutes.

A black car arrived next to them, and then several people got out of it.

Seeing them, Fang Hao knew where these people came from. He had dealt with them before in West Sea City; that unmistakable aura couldn't be changed.

"Mr. Fang, Mr. Grapple, hello, we are from the security department."

Before coming, they had already acquired all the identity information on Fang Hao and his group.

This was not difficult for them.

"My name is Ge Song, I'm their group leader."

"Hello, Group Leader Ge."

They shook hands briefly and didn't engage in much small talk, quickly getting to the point and looking at the handcuffed frogman on the ground.

"We're very grateful for your help in apprehending this frogman."

"Indeed, in such bad weather, these people are more likely to come out and act."