CFSMS -Chapter 150 Ah, the Old Dragon’s Nest: The Whole World Is His Enemy

Perhaps because he was getting older, the Dragon King had recently become a little paranoid.

First, he suspected that his beautiful queen might have taken a fancy to some other fish.

Otherwise, why would she always seem distracted whenever she was with him?

At times, she would even smile inexplicably—like she was remembering sweet moments with some lover.

That kind of tender, affectionate gaze… he had only ever seen in the earliest days of their love.

Whenever that happened, fury would ignite in his heart.

He wanted nothing more than to draw a blade and chop off that lover’s head. But the queen had once told him that a proper male dragon must not be jealous, must be gentle, virtuous, generous, and understanding.

He had secretly asked many of his clansmen, and they all said the queen still loved him most of all.

The Dragon King had not yet found a solution to this marital crisis when he discovered that his son and youngest daughter also seemed to be hiding something.

The eldest son was a dragon—brave and fierce, but utterly brainless. The youngest daughter was a small octopus—cute in appearance, but secretly very cunning.

They had always disliked each other, fighting every day and giving their father headaches. But in the past few days, their relationship had improved dramatically—they were constantly whispering together, heads close, sharing secrets.

He had asked them, but both the “eldest truth” and “little pearl” refused to say a word.

They had their own secrets now.

That day, after finishing court affairs, the Dragon King saw the siblings whispering again, both wearing identical smiles.

He decided to assert his fatherly authority and quietly approached, intending to hear what they were saying.

But his children had grown up and developed skills—they quickly noticed him.

So the Dragon King saw them both react like startled birds, looking at him with fear.

That gaze made the heart of this old father sink halfway.

They didn’t want to see him.

Realizing this, and thinking of the queen’s recent restlessness, the Dragon King understood—he had finally reached what humans called a midlife crisis.

But the Dragon King refused to give in.

He loved his queen, and he loved his children.

Now that his youngest son was out in the world working himself to exhaustion for the sake of the sea tribe’s great cause, he had to protect their home.

After a sleepless night, the Dragon King finally made a decision.

He was going to win back his wife and children.

He remembered a human storybook he had once read—where virtuous husbands would wash their hands and cook soup for their wives.

The Dragon King decided to imitate that model husband.

Sea people ate seafood from the ocean. His queen especially loved crabs.

He got up early, caught several crabs, carefully separated the meat, placed it on a plate, and even arranged it into a flower-like shape.

Very satisfied with his craftsmanship, the Dragon King carried the dish into the room.

He saw his queen, already dressed and beautifully made up—so stunning it hurt to look at.

“Madam, breakfast is served.”

He placed the snowy white crab meat before her. This was usually her favorite food, but now the Queen of the Sea Clan frowned and covered her nose.

Her expression was full of disgust.

She had never noticed before how strong the smell of seafood was.

But after eating a crab roe burger from “Boss Lu” the day before, she suddenly felt that raw crab was too fishy.

It made her uncomfortable.

“I’m not eating. I’m not hungry,” she refused.

The queen turned down his goodwill, calculating the time—soon it would be Boss Lu’s street stall opening hours.

That stall was popular, with many customers. She needed to go early if she wanted to eat first.

Thinking of the fresh crab roe burger and the spicy luosifen she would soon get to eat, a smile appeared on her face.

Lost in thought, she didn’t notice the Dragon King’s devastated expression.

The Dragon King looked at the untouched breakfast and felt his heart sink.

That same look again!

Was that lover really worth longing for day and night?

“Cough… husband, I’ll go check on our daughter. You eat this.”

Finding an excuse, the queen quickly left.

In the palace, the Dragon King flipped the plate over in anger.

He knew she was lying—his children had already gone out earlier. How could she be going to see his daughter now?

She must be going to meet that adulterous lover!

“Adulterer… don’t let me find you!”

After venting his rage, the Dragon King deflated again.

If his queen truly had changed her heart, how could an old dragon like him win her back?

But no matter what, he had to act.

At the very least, he needed to investigate that lover’s identity.

Reinvigorating himself, the Dragon King reluctantly followed behind his queen.

This was not surveillance—it was for the harmony of the family.

As expected, the queen did not go to her daughter’s residence. She left the palace directly.

But as he followed, the Dragon King felt something was wrong.

This route… didn’t it look like she was heading toward the shore?

He couldn’t understand it at all.

Until he surfaced, and then he understood everything.

Humans!

It must be those despicable humans who seduced his wife, making her disgusted with him.

He had heard that among humans, there were many scheming men who would stop at nothing to please women—especially wealthy and beautiful ones, who would be shamelessly pursued…

No. He absolutely could not let his wife be deceived by those shallow men. In this world, only he was the one who treated her unconditionally.

With that thought, the Dragon King went ashore.

What met his eyes was a bustling human world.

“Candied hawthorn! Sweet candied hawthorn!”

“Knife sharpening! Repairing scissors and knives!”

“Cotton dolls! Heaven’s Chosen limited edition cotton dolls! Cheap! Clearance sale!”

The streets were full of vendors shouting their wares. Many had moved their stalls here after hearing that Lu Wu was setting up a stall by the beach.

Where there was Boss Lu, there was traffic.

Some vendors even brought food carts, hoping to get a share of the attention.

Business could be done, but compared to Lu Wu’s booming crowd, everything else looked bleak.

What the Dragon King saw after coming ashore was this lively human world.

Too many people. The Dragon King was very uncomfortable.

He was a homebody dragon, extremely devoted to his husbandly duties. Even underwater, he rarely went out.

Now surrounded by humans, he felt like he was being squeezed dry.

But he still worried about his wife.

After searching for a long time, he finally found her in the crowd.

She was sitting at a stall, eating something.

A small table was surrounded on all four sides.

Coincidentally, he recognized all four people there.

His wife—and his three children.

Watching them laughing and chatting, they looked so happy.

But why… was he not part of that happiness?

Was she meeting her lover and even bringing the children along?

Was she planning to remarry with the kids?

The Dragon King broke into a cold sweat at that thought.

“Brother, are you cold? Go buy a bowl of luosifen. You’ll feel warm after eating it.”

Qin Zhan happened to pass by and saw the Dragon King looking pale and unsteady on his feet, so he kindly offered advice.

This man looked pretty weak.

Such unexpected human kindness caught the Dragon King off guard.

He forced a smile. “What is luosifen?”

He had never heard of it.

He looked at Qin Zhan—handsome, extraordinary, and at his age already quite strong.

If a man like this appeared before his queen, it would be normal for her to be tempted.

The more he thought about it, the more Qin Zhan began to look like a deceiving rival in the Dragon King’s eyes.

I, the Dragon King, look around—enemies everywhere in the world.