[Ocean exploration + laid-back daily life + adorable healing pets + System + no female lead]
When Jiang Zhou signed his name on the 50-million-yuan equity transfer agreement, all he felt was relief.
He walked away from the bustling CBD and spent his entire fortune on a rusty, decommissioned research vessel and an old golden retriever who was about to be put down.
Everyone said he was crazy, until...
[Ding! The Earth Ecological Recorder has been activated.]
From then on, his livestream became a “mental refuge” for millions of people across the internet.
While you’re being squeezed into a human photograph on the subway during rush hour, he’s stretched out on deck, watching frigatebirds dance on the mast.
While you’re losing sleep over your mortgage and car payments, he’s diving into the deep sea to feed and scrub the backs of goofy “mermaids,” the dugongs.
While you’re feeling lonely and helpless in the city, he’s playing his harmonica and embracing a 52-hertz whale that has been alone in the deep sea for thirty years...
“I have a boat. I’ll take you to hear the heartbeat of the Earth.”
There are no KPIs here, only the stars and the sea, and the gentle wonder of a living world.
The Ark has set sail. Next stop: the Arctic Circle!
Overall, it's pretty good, and the central theme is also excellent, depicting the relationship between humanity and nature. There are just a few minor flaws in certain details occasionally 🤦, but overall they're acceptable and can be overlooked.
The overall atmosphere was excellent, and the viewers in the live stream were very friendly, with no foul language. The connection between the protagonist and Lu Di was limited to the live stream. This book is also different from other books. For example, when the shipwreck is discovered, the protagonist does not say that he wants to hand it all over to the country.
It's a very heartwarming novel, but why does it keep repeating itself?
Many scenes are beautifully depicted, showing the harmonious coexistence of humans and animals, as well as humans and nature—very heartwarming and healing. 😘
A source of spiritual redemption and resonance; my anxiety was miraculously soothed after watching it. Thank you, teacher, for letting me hear the voice of nature.
It's very good. I like this kind of article; it gives me a sense of being there. ☺️
It's so healing and beautiful. The author put a lot of effort into it; each chapter has an illustration, which is really great!
It's so well written. Maybe I'm a bit sentimental, but I've gotten teary-eyed more than once while reading it.
Ahhh, I've finished reading your other book too, it's so good! You write so well and it's so touching.
It's very good, with a gentle and warm feeling. I love this kind of slice-of-life novel.