When they woke up, all mankind was thrown into a post-apocalyptic game called "Ocean Survival": beneath their feet was a broken raft with level zero, surrounded by the deep sea that would swallow the boat and the strange tides that followed the waves.
Jiang Taichu, a newly graduated salty fish college student, seemed to be the most useless at the beginning, but he awakened the outrageous "fishing system" alone - he could fish reinforced alloys, automatic turrets, stealth coatings, and even maids with combat mode from the deep sea by swinging the rod.
While others were desperately trying to pick up trash, he took a boat ride to draw a lottery;
While others were being gnawed away by strange tides, he just threw out one shot, but the next second a group of turrets fired a salvo, causing the maid to kill the monsters, and the whole server was shocked.
Why fight monsters? Isn't it good to go fishing?
Reader comments
The first few chapters are very awkward to read. With the intensity you wrote, there is no need to survive at all. You can just write about death. Disaster will happen on the first day. Unless you are lucky, 99.9% Of people will die, or even all of them. You also write about the protagonist Salted Fish, and you take photos and send them to show off. Doesn't this increase risks and troubles? If you have resources and don't trade, it's just for fun.
The first few chapters are very awkward to read. With the intensity you wrote, there is no need to survive at all. You can just write about death. Disaster will happen on the first day. Unless you are lucky, 99.9% Of people will die, or even all of them. You also write about the protagonist Salted Fish, and you take photos and send them to show off. Doesn't this increase risks and troubles? If you have resources and don't trade, it's just for fun.