He transmigrated to the Vast Sea World, where fishing reigns supreme.
There are no absolute dynasties or empires here, only endless seas, countless islands, and innumerable fishing grounds.
Humans build sects on islands, make their living by fishing, and prove the Dao through angling. The sea folk occupy the abyss, fish demons run rampant, and powerful beings abound.
Alchemists, talisman makers, formation masters, artifact refiners, beast tamers, martial cultivators... Countless schools and sects flourish, creating the appearance of a world where a hundred flowers bloom.
But in this world, every resource comes from the water.
Li Nanji, a transmigrator from Earth, is cold-hearted and unmoved by worldly attachments. He forms no romantic ties and has no interest in playing the good Samaritan.
After awakening the myriad-heavens Fishing Dao interface, he can see the water conditions, fish habits, fishing depths, and the perfect moment to bait a hook at a glance. He can also master supreme fishing arts:
Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Casts, Soul-Shattering Thousand-Thread Line, Sea-Calming One-Pole Technique, Abyssal Bait-Swallowing Art, Abyss-Keeping Fishing Method...
Others fight and bleed to seize islands and reefs.
He only searches for good fishing spots and casts his line.
Others cultivate techniques through years of painstaking practice and a century in seclusion.
He catches one spirit fish and his body transforms; he catches a school of ancient fish and divine powers awaken on their own.
A sect's prodigy tries to steal his fishing spot?
One cast pins them down, then he throws them to the fish.
A sea-folk king blocks his way to seize his bait?
He casts the Dragon Hook out to sea and reels it straight ashore.
No matter how powerful the myriad sects may be, they're merely passersby on my path of angling.
The myriad Great Daos are no match for the fishing rod in my hand.
From then on, a lone angler roamed the Vast Sea.
He joined no sect, took no disciples, and had no ties to hold him back.
He would prove the Dao through fishing and subdue the myriad races with his angling arts.
