Seems Reasonable: Ruling the Waters, Starting as a Fisherman

Across rivers and waters stretching for tens of thousands of miles, the waves surge, hiding endless spiritual herbs and precious aquatic treasures.

But the waters below are filled with danger, and few can claim those treasures.

Compared with the even more fiercely contested ancient forests, the treasures in these boundless waters are far more abundant.

Xu Huai'an transmigrates into this world. Armed with an anonymous ancient scroll in his mind, he rises from fisherman to ruler of the waters.

Ten miles of marshland -> a hundred miles of lakes -> a thousand miles of rivers -> ten thousand miles of open sea.

Step by step, he climbs to the top.

Martial artists can make their bodies endure for eternity and overcome ten foes with sheer strength. Cultivators can shrink the stars and seize the moon, shifting the heavens and earth with a single thought.

I'm just a fisherman. Why can't I be the Water Lord of all these rivers, lakes, and seas stretching for tens of thousands of miles?

Does that make sense? Of course it does!

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