Lin Wanwan bought all the Yangtze River paddlefish from the fishermen's stall in one go. The other party dragged a cart and wanted to deliver them to her door, but Lin Wanwan refused.
"Huanong, you call a car and go directly back to Gexian Temple. There are fish in the car and there is no place for you to sit." Lin Wanwan told Huanong.
"Okay, madam, don't worry, I can walk very quickly, so there's no need to rent a car." Huanong ordered and walked away without saying a word.
Lin Wanwan got on the carriage and shouted to Kunlun: "Kunlun, let's go to the old place."
Kunlun already had a tacit understanding with Lin Wanwan. With a flick of the horse's reins, he drove the carriage out of the city and quickly turned into a bamboo forest.
Lin Wanwan jumped off the carriage, picked up the wet fishing net, and walked deep into the bamboo forest under Kunlun's watch.
Kunlun squatted beside the carriage without saying a word, watching his master leave mysteriously.
As a good slave, he has no curiosity about his master's affairs and does whatever he is told without thinking too much about it. This is why Lin Wanwan always takes him with her when she goes out. Stupid people are sometimes easier to use than smart people.
After traveling through the time and space portal and returning to the modern room, Lin Wanwan glanced at the night outside, feeling quite melancholy. How could she release such a large bag of Yangtze River paddlefish?
The largest Yangtze River paddlefish here is probably almost three meters tall. The elevators and the lobby on the first floor are monitored. Although it is dark now, many cameras have infrared night vision functions, so they cannot be hidden at all.
Looking at the fish on the floor that was out of the water and struggling in the net, Lin Wanwan was very confused.
"Oh! I'm really stupid! I can just go to the riverside where there are no cameras and refresh the time-space gate map!" Lin Wanwan patted her head, immediately touched the bracelet to open the time-space gate, and then moved a net of fish back.
Tang Dynasty.
Then she returned to modern times empty-handed, put on a mask, took her mobile phone, and opened the door and walked out.
"Yeah, you're at home! I knocked on your door before and there was no response."
Lin Wanwan met the enthusiastic Gong Mingyu as soon as she went out. He was dressed in night running attire and had obviously just come back from a run.
"Sorry, I was on the second floor wearing a headset, listening to music, and writing a book. I didn't hear the knock on the door. Do you have a problem with me?"
The excuse for writing a book is very good and can be used at any time.
Gong Mingyu smiled and said: "Oh, it's okay, it's okay. I originally wanted to ask you to go for a night run together, but seeing that you stay at home all day long, you're a house girl."
Lin Wanwan nodded: "Yes, I need inspiration to write a book, and I'm a bit of a homebody. I'll go out first after we talk."
"Okay, bye."
"goodbye."
After taking the elevator downstairs, Lin Wanwan took a taxi and headed straight to the Qiantang River. Of course she would not choose the tide-watching spot on the river embankment. There were electronic eyes there. She went to a sparsely populated area and made sure there were no visible cameras around.
Later, Lin Wanwan opened the door of time and space, returned to the bamboo forest of the Tang Dynasty, and brought a net of Yangtze River paddlefish back to modern times.
When they were released on the Qiantang River, a strange scene occurred. The Yangtze River paddlefish, which had been a wild and unrestrained lover of freedom, lingered on the shore, as if it was reluctant to leave Lin Wanwan.
"Hey, that's interesting." Lin Wanwan squatted down, shook the water, and said with a smile, "Let's go, you are free. Propagate the family well, you are the hope of the whole family!"
As a result, these nine Yangtze River white sturgeons still did not move away and swam around on the water surface, as if they were saying goodbye to Lin Wanwan.
Lin Wanwan rolled her eyes, took out her mobile phone, turned on the light and camera, and simply took a video of them.
Then she opened Weibo, found the official account of the Yucheng Public Security Bureau, and sent them a private message: "Police uncle, I saw a few fish while admiring the scenery by the river, which looked very much like the rumored extinct Yangtze River white sturgeon.
Hey, can you identify it?"
Then she sent a private message with the specific geographical location. The appearance of these Yangtze River paddlefish might turn this area into a protected area.
While she was looking at her phone, some of the kings of Chinese freshwater fish that had been lingering on the shore finally flicked their tails and swam toward the depths of the river. There were still four fish a meter long left.
How long it still lingers.
Lin Wanwan stood up and couldn't help but smile. This time she brought back nine Yangtze River paddlefish, large and small, in one go.
For them that are already on the extinct list, I don’t know if changing time, space and environment is a good thing, but for the entire natural environment, it is definitely a matter of immeasurable merit.
Fifteen minutes later, Lin Wanwan received a reply from the Yucheng Public Security Bureau in her private message on Weibo: "Are you kidding? We will call the experts over immediately. Please stay where you are and wait. Thank you."
After receiving the news, the Yucheng Public Security Bureau downloaded the video and kept comparing it with pictures of Yangtze River paddlefish on the Internet. The more they looked, the more they resembled each other, and the more excited they became!
This is a species that has been declared extinct. Traces of it were actually found in the Qiantang River in their Yucheng city. How lucky!
The news spread quickly, and the city's leaders and experts got the news immediately. Because Yucheng is also the provincial capital, the provincial bosses also got the news immediately.
Half an hour later, the police officer from the public account Lin Wanwan notified came over with a flashlight.
"Was it found here?"
Lin Wanwan, as a law-abiding and hugging citizen, stood on the riverside and waved to the police officers: "Police officers, they are here, they haven't left yet."
There were five policemen in total, and they were all probably here to watch the fun. This is a species that has been declared extinct, and it will be a big news! It is not the Chinese style to refuse to eat the melons.
"There are so few people here. Why would a girl like you come here at night? It's dangerous."
Lin Wanwan shrugged and said: "It is suitable for viewing when there are few people. Well, the Yangtze River paddlefish is here. There were more just now, but now five of them have swam away."
The four policemen quickly came to Lin Wanwan's side and followed the direction of her finger and stuck their heads out to look at the water.
They all took out their mobile phones to take photos and videos on the water, then lowered their heads and got busy for a while.
"You're in luck. Come back with us later and make a transcript. If it's really the Yangtze River Paddlefish, you'll be famous. You'll definitely be on news networks around the world and be interviewed by the media."
Lin Wanwan waved her hand and said: "Forget it being on the news, I'm leaving first. I'll leave this place to you, the police officers."
"Hey, don't leave. Tell me how you found out."
Lin Wanwan walked up and said, "How else can I find it? I can just look at the river."
In the end, Lin Wanwan took a taxi and left, but the five police officers failed to keep her. However, compared to Lin Wanwan who left, the police were now more worried about the group of fish swimming away before the experts arrived.