[Period setting + coastal foraging + adorable child + lighthearted + Fisherman's Trading Post System]
Wang Teng was reborn into his childhood and acquired the Fisherman's Trading Post System.
Every day, it randomly provided tips on exploring the sea and finding treasure.
[First day after being reborn: Ten red sea bream!]
[Second day after being reborn: The three brothers take on a shark and sell it for cash!]
[Third day after being reborn: His debt-collecting aunt shows up, so he uses the money from selling fish to buy a boat and head out to sea. Their nets overflow with yellow croaker...]
Eight-year-old Wang Teng is determined to give his whole family a good life this time around.
His eldest brother won't have to work in the mines anymore, and his second brother won't have to work on other people's fishing boats.
In his mother's eyes, the family's third child is a clever little prodigy...
It's good-looking. The male protagonist is reborn for nothing and strives to change the fate of himself and his family. The flesh-and-blood plot is touching.
Family ties are the greatest. I really like this kind of book. The book is well written, but the original author is too young.
The writing of this book is worse than those with scores of 9 or more. Why does it only score so little? Don't know. Almost missed it. Highly recommended. A good book, with particularly precise wording and delicate descriptions. I can't even fault it for my obsessive-compulsive disorder.
It's super beautiful and the storyline is fascinating [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
Book reviews that are true and objective, with multi-dimensional descriptions, clear structure, and substantial content can help more book lovers.
I spent most of the day watching their family members. A couple and four children, right? The eldest, the second, the third and a 5-year-old brother. But what about the plot of Lao Wu that took me a long time to write. Is he dead? Didn't even eat.
Good-looking, smart protagonist, warm family
Not bad, write the author and update it quickly
It looks good. The family unites and grows together.
Rebirth at the beach is hotter than nesting [laughs]
It's good-looking. The male protagonist is reborn for nothing and strives to change the fate of himself and his family. The flesh-and-blood plot is touching.
Family ties are the greatest. I really like this kind of book. The book is well written, but the original author is too young.
The writing of this book is worse than those with scores of 9 or more. Why does it only score so little? Don't know. Almost missed it. Highly recommended. A good book, with particularly precise wording and delicate descriptions. I can't even fault it for my obsessive-compulsive disorder.
It's super beautiful and the storyline is fascinating [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
Book reviews that are true and objective, with multi-dimensional descriptions, clear structure, and substantial content can help more book lovers.
I spent most of the day watching their family members. A couple and four children, right? The eldest, the second, the third and a 5-year-old brother. But what about the plot of Lao Wu that took me a long time to write. Is he dead? Didn't even eat.
Good-looking, smart protagonist, warm family
Not bad, write the author and update it quickly
It looks good. The family unites and grows together.
Rebirth at the beach is hotter than nesting [laughs]