After the Tribulation of the Gods, Jiang Ziya was a great master but lost his position as a god. A wisp of his soul fell into the East China Sea and possessed the young fisherman Ye Fan. Faced with the hegemony of the Dragon Palace and the strife of the sea clan, he used his mortal body to borrow the old wisdom of being a god, controlled a spiritual boat, and resumed his spiritual practice. From an offshore fishing village to a deep-sea dragon palace, from an unknown fisherman to the co-lord of the four seas, in this life, he does not ask about the gods, but only about his true heart. When old enemies turn into undercurrents in the deep sea, and when the fragments of the Legend of the Gods reappear, can Ye Fan use sails as swords and wisdom as an anchor to write a new chapter that transcends the Legend of Gods in the turbulent underwater world? An epic ocean fairy tale about rebirth, growth and self-salvation begins here.
Reader comments
This chapter revolves around the game between Ao Xuan and Ye Fan, and the confrontation of power and tactics is written with full tension. Ao Xuan's recruitment proposal may seem tempting, but in fact it hides a vicious plot to kill someone with a borrowed knife. His hypocrisy and ambition are undercurrents under his gentle words. Ye Fan saw through the plot, rebelled against the enemy, and used independence and equality as bargaining chips to propose conditions for cooperation, fully demonstrating his bottom line and wisdom in protecting the ethnic group.
The dialogue between the two was tense, and the tests and confrontations not only demonstrated Ao Xuan's versatility as a complex villain, but also highlighted Ye Fan's growth from an individual strongman to a leader of the group. The exchange of the jade pendant and the map laid a major foreshadowing for the subsequent plot, and the storm of power reshuffle in the Dragon Palace is approaching.
This chapter revolves around the game between Ao Xuan and Ye Fan, and the confrontation of power and tactics is written with full tension. Ao Xuan's recruitment proposal may seem tempting, but in fact it hides a vicious plot to kill someone with a borrowed knife. His hypocrisy and ambition are undercurrents under his gentle words. Ye Fan saw through the plot, rebelled against the enemy, and used independence and equality as bargaining chips to propose conditions for cooperation, fully demonstrating his bottom line and wisdom in protecting the ethnic group. The dialogue between the two was tense, and the tests and confrontations not only demonstrated Ao Xuan's versatility as a complex villain, but also highlighted Ye Fan's growth from an individual strongman to a leader of the group. The exchange of the jade pendant and the map laid a major foreshadowing for the subsequent plot, and the storm of power reshuffle in the Dragon Palace is approaching.