85 Fishing Port Rise: I Became Rich by Avoiding Water Beads

In 1985, on the southeastern coast, individual economies were sprouting, and offshore fishing risks were extremely high. Chen Haisheng, a 20-year-old young man from a fishing village, dropped out of junior high school and was heavily in debt as a contractor for shipbreaking. A typhoon night returns to the port alone, but the bilge is filled with deep-sea king fish. The overnight wealth attracts everyone's covetousness. Fisheries inspections, gangsters robbing, family pressure, and dangers abound. Holding the water-proof bead in his hand, he could foresee the storm, lock onto the fish, and break the situation with a single boat. Modify fishing boats, form a fleet, break into outer reefs, fight wind and waves, and catch mountains of fish. From iron-hulled ships to ocean-going fleets, from grassroots fishermen to industry leaders. With a single pearl, he can change his fate against the sky and rise up in the stormy waves.