After Taking Over a Reservoir, I Drove Anglers Across the Internet Wild

Ding Hao was fed up with the rat race in the city, so he quit his job and returned to his hometown. He leased the village’s unused, sprawling reservoir at a bargain price and unexpectedly awakened a God-Tier Fishing System. The reservoir concealed all kinds of secrets: fish grew twice as fast underwater, every one of them enormous, and they bit as soon as the hook hit the water. He could finally say goodbye to coming home empty-handed. He set sky-high fishing fees and introduced entertaining wager challenges, instantly setting the entire online fishing community ablaze. Wild-fishing masters, commercial fishing-pond experts, and influencer fishing bloggers all flocked to the reservoir, eager to beat the young owner at his own game. They brought chickens, ducks, cattle, sheep, and other valuable livestock to wager, each brimming with confidence and promising to topple the outrageously expensive fishing spot. But once all those experts started casting, their high-end rods snapped one after another, and their fishing lines kept getting torn apart. They not only failed to catch any big fish, but lost one after another and admitted defeat. The fishing big shots were left humiliated, with no choice but to honor their bets and leave behind all the livestock they had brought. Ding Hao spent his days relaxing, lying flat and drinking tea, waiting for anglers to show up and deliver supplies. In just a few months, all kinds of poultry and livestock had piled up around the reservoir. He had only wanted to run a peaceful fishing spot, but the fishing enthusiasts had turned him into a large-scale livestock farmer.