Chen Muhai was reborn in 1998 in Baihai Village.
That year, his wife was being bullied by her older brother and sister-in-law, and their three-year-old daughter couldn’t even get a bottle of formula.
Looking at the drafty thatched hut, bare of everything, Chen Muhai angrily threw down his torn fishing net and swore to defy fate!
Just then, he activated the Four Seas Compendium, and his eyes became deep-sea radar.
On the beach at low tide, a flash of white light appeared before him: a top-grade blue crab haul, worth a hundred yuan per pound!
He cast his net offshore, and purple light shot into the sky: a catch of wild large yellow croaker, enough to buy a house with one net!
Diving into the deep sea, dazzling golden light pierced the ocean floor: a Ming dynasty shipwreck, enough to set the nation’s archaeology community abuzz!
The villagers went wild. “We all go beachcombing, so why does he find ambergris every time he reaches into the water?”
City bigwigs lined up to beg him. “Master Chen, name your price if you’re willing to sell this giant tuna!”
Years later, Chen Muhai had built the world’s largest maritime empire.
He gazed tenderly at his lovely wife nestled against him and his daughter riding on the back of an orca.
As it turned out, the ultimate mark of wealth was owning the entire ocean.
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