However, Su Wan was not good at swimming. If Jiang Xuecheng swam a little further, she would not be able to deal with him.
The two of them fought like this for a long time. In the end, Su Wan had no choice but to admit defeat. Su Wan believed that one should wait for the right opportunity to seek vengeance.
By the time the two of them stopped fighting, the sun in the sky had gradually set to the west.
Su Wan looked at the seagulls flying by the seaside and inexplicably thought of a Chinese ancient poem, "The sunset and the lone geese fly together, the river and vast sky in autumn blend into one".
Although it was not the most appropriate to describe the scene now, this was the first thought that came to Su Wan's mind.
In the sunset, Jiang Xuecheng swam toward Su Wan like a fish.
"Wan Wan, I'll teach you how to swim."