It is said that the Dragon King named the yellow croaker General Huang Jia, and he thought he was great. He rampaged and bullied the little fish, making them restless. On a calm day, the blue sea is like a mirror, the old octopus and hairtail are having a good time in the water, and the yellow croaker is making much ado about nothing. It swam quietly beside the squid, trying to tease its beard. The squid vomited a mouthful of black smoke at it and fled back. The yellow croaker felt that the cuttlefish was bold and violated the king's law, so he was anxious to run amok in the black water. As a result, he hit the lightning, was shocked and jumped out of the distance. Unexpectedly, he hit the sucker of the old octopus again. The old octopus grasped the yellow croaker tightly with steel claws and threw it on the rock, and the skull of the yellow croaker was broken. When the Dragon King knew about it, he quickly sent a water-pointed fish, put two pearl balls in the head of the yellow croaker and connected the bones. Now the yellow fish head is full of potholes, as evidenced by the two white beads in the skull.