(Tidepool foraging + fishing + tycoon life + pets + farming + laid-back daily life + undersea treasure hunting)
Xu Feng, unemployed straight out of college, accidentally gets hooked on a game called Tidal Town. To his surprise, he opens a passageway between the game and reality.
From then on, he hunts for treasure on the tidal flats, where delicious seafood is there for the taking. Sell it on in the real world, and getting rich is no longer a dream.
As the game’s seas level up, he can catch fluorescent octopuses never seen in the real world, extraordinary shellfish with top-tier flavor built into their genes, and even pearls bearing strange effects called “Sea God’s Blessings” from sunken ships. He can also unlock a deep-sea farm...
From then on, he faces the sea beneath warm spring skies, forages in the game and makes easy money in reality, living a leisurely coastal life.
I've read Chapter 25. You can read it when you don't have the book.
😁😁😁
Get more manpower. Who can believe that you can look after such a big farm by yourself?
It's very enjoyable to watch, I hope it becomes popular. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It can be pretty, nothing poisonous
It's pretty good, except for a few plots that weren't handled well enough.
But I really like to read this kind of good article on the development of farming (here farming refers to cultivation). It helps you to grow your basic base bit by bit.
I finished reading it in one night, it was a bit short.
It's pretty good. It's considered a masterpiece among novels like Farming Management Game Connecting Reality. Come on [Like]
So far, it's okay.
It's quite good to watch. Although the ending is a bit sloppy, the process is not perfunctory and very careful.
I've read Chapter 25. You can read it when you don't have the book. 😁😁😁
Get more manpower. Who can believe that you can look after such a big farm by yourself?
It's very enjoyable to watch, I hope it becomes popular. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It can be pretty, nothing poisonous
It's pretty good, except for a few plots that weren't handled well enough. But I really like to read this kind of good article on the development of farming (here farming refers to cultivation). It helps you to grow your basic base bit by bit.
I finished reading it in one night, it was a bit short.
It's pretty good. It's considered a masterpiece among novels like Farming Management Game Connecting Reality. Come on [Like]
So far, it's okay.
It's quite good to watch. Although the ending is a bit sloppy, the process is not perfunctory and very careful.
Very good, good luck to the author.