As a Fisherman, My Fish Can Level Up

Chapter 287: Chapter 242 Non-Commercial Fishing Permit Chapter 287: Chapter 242 Non-Commercial Fishing Permit The two arrived at the restaurant, and although they had expected the hotel to provide a Western-style breakfast, it turned out that there was a selection of Chinese breakfast options, including rice noodle rolls.

Jiang Luoluo was somewhat surprised and decided to try some of the Chinese food.

Western food was more of the same, so both were unexpectedly pleased to find Chinese dishes on the menu at an overseas hotel.

Chu Mingcheng was curious about how these Chinese breakfasts would taste and chose a serving of rice noodle rolls, soup dumplings, and so on.

Sitting down at a dining table with their breakfast, they encountered many Asian faces.

It seemed that the Chinese food was specially catered for Huaxia tourists.

This detail significantly raised Chu Mingcheng’s opinion of the hotel.

If it weren’t so remote, he wouldn’t mind staying here for a longer period.

After breakfast, it was already late in the morning. Chu Mingcheng checked out of the hotel and called a taxi to the city center.

With the local buses running every half hour, he preferred to spend a bit more for convenience.

Upon reaching the city center, they chose a hotel by the sea next to a large park.

Though they had only been there for a day, Chu Mingcheng and Jiang Luoluo had grown fond of the city.

The environment was indeed excellent, with a pleasant temperature. The peak summer temperatures only reached into the thirties Celsius, and due to the diurnal temperature variation, it wasn’t too hot at night.

The only regret was that it was abroad. If there was a similar place in Huaxia, they would definitely buy a house and live there long-term.

Once they checked into the hotel and settled their luggage, they started visiting and checking in at tourist attractions.

They played for several days straight, changing hotels three times.

It wasn’t until they arrived at Mornington Beach that they encountered the popular vacation rentals. Chu Mingcheng checked into a vacation cottage owned by a landlord named Di Mana.

Mornington Beach was only about eleven kilometers from Melbourne City Center, and getting there became very convenient after Chu Mingcheng rented a car.