Transmigration: From Dragon Princess To Pampered Granddaughter
Chapter 202 - 204: Live Another Hundred Years

Chapter 202: Chapter 204: Live Another Hundred Years

A goldfish weighed only about three to four pounds, but it was more than enough for the little granddaughter to feast on.

Helian Qiao sniffed at the aroma and crinkled her little nose, then she picked out a piece of fish for her grandparents to eat, "Eating this fish is good for health."

Even though the spiritual energy present in the fish was almost negligible, eating a lot of fish could still strengthen the body to a certain extent, because human bodies were just too frail.

Little Princess didn’t want to see her grandparents growing old like the other elderly villagers, with their hair turning white, teeth falling out, and worse, falling ill and not being able to keep down any food.

She wished her grandparents could continue to stay healthy and accompany her always.

When her father returns, she will have him give her grandparents an elixir that could make them youthful again and let them live another 100 years.

With a granddaughter as filial such as Guibao, Ma Xiulian and Chen Dazhu were overjoyed, noticing once again Guibao’s significance attached to the goldfish.

Therefore, they sternly said to everyone with straight faces, "I just counted them, there are still twelve goldfish in the tank. These goldfish belong to Guibao and no one is allowed to touch them."

Fortunately, no one in the Chen family had any objections, as it was Guibao herself who brought home these goldfish, and she loved things that were golden.

Of course, the most important thing was that there were still a lot of fish in the tank, and they were much fatter than the goldfish!

Among these upset, pregnant Li Chunhua was the only one. She wasn’t pleased that her mother-in-law had only cooked one fish for that silly girl to eat, even though there were still plenty of fish! It wouldn’t kill them to spare a few for her!

She was about to give birth, and if she didn’t eat well, where was the milk for her son going to come from?!

However, she didn’t have the courage to voice her complaints. She could only curse silently, "Eating fish so early in the morning, aren’t you afraid of choking on a fishbone?!

Hopefully, you will choke until you can’t breathe and see if you dare to keep eating these goldfish all by yourself!!"

Even she could think of the danger of choking on fishbones, not to mention Ma Xiulian who cherished her granddaughter dearly.

"I’ll pick out the fish bones for you first, Ah," she said.

Helian Qiao, who had once choked on a fishbone, obediently nodded her head and softly responded, "Okay."

However, after Ma Xiulian carefully inspected the fish, besides a few large bones, she didn’t find any small ones.

Hence, she comfortably handed the plate to her little grandchild, "Eat up, there’re no bones left."

Helian Qiao immediately picked a large piece of fish meat with her chopsticks and stuffed it into her mouth. It quickly ballooned her cheeks. After two chews, her eyes widened in delight and she exclaimed, "It’s amazing!"

The fish meat was incredibly tender and rich, without any muddy taste that was common in most river fish.

This was without a doubt the best food Little Princess has tasted since coming into this world!

Indeed, food laced with spiritual energy simply tasted different. She was relieved that she didn’t catch the catfish that day, otherwise, she would only have been able to taste it once.

Seeing her enjoy her food, Chen Erbao couldn’t help but drool, "Guibao, can you spare a bite for your brother?"

The braised fish smelled so fragrant, even more delicious than anything he had ever eaten.

He knew Guibao would definitely share with him because she loved her brother the most.

However, Helian Qiao hesitated this time before reluctantly nodding her head, "Just one bite."

The little Princess was still upset about the goldfish that were stolen by that stinky monkey.

"One bite, just one bite!"

Chen Erbao wasn’t greedy, a taste test would be satisfactory enough for him. He grabbed a piece of fish with his chopsticks and stuffed it into his mouth.