I Fished Up a National Treasure, and the Country Rewarded Me

Chen Feng is reborn and uses his golden finger to change the water in his fishing pond.

He starts fishing, never expecting that his catch will cause a commotion.

The white sturgeon, a national treasure thought to be extinct, appears at his fishing pond.

Chen Feng is smeared online and subjected to a cyberbullying campaign.

The relevant government authorities come knocking.

He only wanted to make a living.

He never expected to become famous.

The baiji, already extinct and known as the giant panda of the water, is discovered.

Countless people rejoice.

The Yangtze finless porpoise, endangered and known as the angel of smiles, is spotted again.

Countless people are thrilled.

A beautiful reporter asks: "Mr. Chen, why does your fishing pond always attract national treasures?"

Chen Feng replies beside the point: "If we don't care about fish, we won't have rivers or oceans to feed us."

Reporter: "..."

After the smear campaigners and competitors are brought to justice,

people discover that Chen Feng has funded poor families and various university research institutions.

Chen Feng takes part in the nationwide restoration of rivers, giving the people of the country pristine rivers once more.

The whole internet is moved.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.