I Just Quit My Job, and Now They Want Me to Open a Golden Fishing Ground Next Door

Reporter: Mr. Lin, what made you work so hard and diligently to raise fish?

Lin Mo: Life is comfortable now, but we can't forget our roots. My family has been farmers for three generations, and I couldn't let the trade die out, so I took up fishing. I even grow the fish food myself.

Reporter: Really? Well, here's the question: if you're raising fish, why choose to open a fish farm in the city center?

Ding: Congratulations, Host. Your koi are ready. There are two sports car keys around their necks. Please harvest them as soon as possible.

Ding: Congratulations, Host. Your grass carp are ready. Five publicly listed companies' shares are hanging from their bodies. Please harvest them as soon as possible.

Ding: ...

Lin Mo: It's really nothing. I heard the city center is good for people, a place that nurtures outstanding talent. So it must be good for raising fat fish.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.