You Told Me to Slack Off, So I Unearthed a Mythical Ruin?

Li Yi arrives in a parallel world with a Fishing System.

He fishes in streams, then rivers, then the sea.

And what he reels in isn't just all kinds of fish, but countless treasures from beneath the water, too.

Hetian jade worth tens of millions, and natural AAA-grade pearls.

A baby Chinese sturgeon, and a Ding kiln pillow shaped like a child worth thirty million.

In an ancient imperial tomb, a woman’s corpse lies wrapped in a gold-threaded jade burial suit, perfectly preserved.

In a grand Tang dynasty tomb, priceless treasures await: the Five Oxen and the authentic Along the River During the Qingming Festival.

At a pre-Qin site, the Houmuwu Ding of the Shang dynasty and the Stone Drum Inscriptions emerge, astonishing the world.

Fishing in the open sea brings its own rewards.

A thousand meters beneath the East China Sea, a mysterious palace appears to be the ruins of the Dragon Palace.

The Red Armillary Sash, the Sea-Calming Needle, and many other mythological treasures come to light one by one.

As Blue Star falls into turmoil, myths quietly begin to revive in the Rabbit's domain.

One day, the Eagle Empire's entire fleet sets out, heading straight for the Dragon Kingdom.

A black-canopied boat drifts across the East China Sea, with a man standing at its prow.

At one shout, the waters surge skyward, and the Eagle Empire's fleet is wiped out to the last ship.

From then on, the Rabbit stands alone as ruler of Blue Star.

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