It takes Jingli a long time to swim around this lake.

It’s much more comfortable than being in that small fish tank.

However, Jing Li did not feel at ease for long.

The problem still lies in diet.

He really couldn't eat the fish feed that the Regent's Palace fed him.

The fish feed at the Prince Regent's Palace was made from the finest small fish and shrimp, so it was definitely good. But Jing Li was still a human being, and he couldn't bring himself to eat it. When he was transported to Beijing a few days ago, they kept feeding him feed. If he wasn't starving, Jing Li wouldn't have eaten a single bite.

…started to miss the pastries the Regent fed him.

That was the most delicious thing Jing Li had ever eaten since he came to this era.

But for several days, Jing Li didn't even see the Regent, let alone any cakes.

He is indeed a workaholic.

The little koi spit out a string of bubbles at the bottom of the water.

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"Little Koi, come out and eat!" When it was time for dinner, two maids stood by the lake and called him.

These two people are the maids in the mansion who are responsible for feeding the baby. They come once in the morning and once in the evening, and they are very punctual.

The little koi floated listlessly to the surface, and a handful of food was thrown towards him, covering him. Jing Li shook his fins to shake the food off his body, picked through the water, and picked a few fried shrimps to eat.

"Huan'er, I think the little koi doesn't seem to like this kind of feed." One of the maids observed the movements of the little koi and said to her companion beside her.

"But this is already the type it eats the most." Another maid was also puzzled. "This koi is really different from other fish. I've changed so many kinds of feed these days, but I haven't seen it eat much. Why does the prince say it eats a lot?"

That’s because you didn’t feed them delicious food!

The little koi fish wagged its tail in the water in protest.

The two maids naturally couldn't understand this action.

To be fair, the people in the Regent's Palace have been paying enough attention to the little koi. In recent days, due to the little koi's feeding problem, everyone has changed his feed into several different flavors.

But no matter how you change it, it's still fish feed, not something for humans to eat.

This was the first time Jing Li wished he could speak human language.

"Alright, let's have the kitchen prepare some new feed tomorrow." After feeding the food, the maid named Huan'er said to her companions, "Let's go and eat. If we're late, we won't be able to catch up."

The two maids quickly left together. Jing Li looked at them with eyes full of grievance.

He wants to eat too.

It would be great if he could become a human.

Jing Li picked and chose, ate only half full, and sank back to the bottom of the water.

The manor's artificial lake connected most of the courtyards. It was dinnertime, and the faint aroma of rice wafted through the mansion. The little koi fish swam along, following the scent, and soon found themselves outside a secluded courtyard.

This is where the servants in the mansion live, and the kitchen is not far away.

The little koi fish lay on the bank of the water, looking at the servants in the mansion eating and chatting through the dense grass.

I really want to eat...

The little bit of dried shrimp he had just eaten was enough to fill his stomach, but it couldn't satisfy his craving. The more Jing Li looked at it, the more greedy he became. He was so aggrieved that he even tucked in his fins.

The Regent also said that he would raise him. Is there anyone who raises fish like him?

This is simply abuse!

Jing Li was thinking angrily, but suddenly he felt something strange in his body.

It seems... a little hot?

It was as if a stream of warm water was flowing slowly through every part of his body. The little koi fish lowered its head in confusion, only to find that his scales were also beginning to glow a faint red.

"Who's there?" A voice suddenly sounded from behind the bushes.

The speaker was a servant from the Prince Regent's Palace. He took two steps toward the water, but saw only the calm surface of the water. Someone behind him asked, "What's wrong?"