[The early chapters are laid-back and slice-of-life. The protagonist is a fishing-obsessed concept god and a troublemaker: selfish, self-serving, and a little unhinged.]
As a veteran homebody, Yan Lanlan is bored when her apartment complex loses power, so she goes fishing in her fish tank. After a goldfish chokes to death on the bait and curses her, she transmigrates to another world as an orphan in a poor fisherman's family.
Her reaction? A homebody doesn't need social interaction. But if she wants to fill her stomach, all she has to do is fish.
But can someone tell her... what the heck is this emergency ration in front of her? Made by Qu Yuan, with guaranteed quality?
She fishes up a pot of cactus, with money hidden underneath! Yan Lanlan thinks it's a gift from nature, never realizing it's heaven's fishing sting.
She fishes up an injured mermaid! Yan Lanlan thinks the mermaid will repay her kindness, but instead she loses both her money and her soldiers.
She fishes up a glass bottle filled with water! Yan Lanlan casually throws it in the trash, but why does the Inspection Office show up the next morning to bring her some warmth?
She fishes up an ordinary-looking stone slab! Yan Lanlan has just stuffed it into the roof to patch a tile, and the next thing she knows, the stone she barely got to hold has sold for an astronomical price.
Years later, the little girl who used to fish while lying around like a salted fish has become a legend.
"You know that Demon King who loves fishing? She wants to slay a god. A puddle is all she needs!"
Yan Lanlan: Let's see what I catch today.
Lost secret manuals, conceptual artifacts, nanotech devices, peerless spiritual treasures...
Yan Lanlan: "..."
So when will I ever catch a normal fish?!
(The ingredients in this product are complex and may cause severe allergic reactions. The allergen is unknown, ya know.)
It sounds like it was written after drinking too much. I don't understand it very well, but I was shocked.
I feel a strange sense of excitement watching it
After reading it, I feel like the author should be a woman