[Rebirth in the 1990s + space golden finger + wild fishing + revenge on scumbags + older woman/younger man romance + getting rich]
In 1993, Zhou Man was reborn, back on the day her ex-husband brought his pregnant mistress home to force her out. In her previous life, she’d begged and pleaded, only to be beaten to death. This time, she slapped the scumbag across the face and left with her daughter, taking nothing!
Everyone waited to see her make a fool of herself. She didn’t even have a place to live. How could she possibly survive?
Zhou Man sneered. She’d unexpectedly bonded with the “Magic Fish Basket.” It had limitless space, and any nearly dead trash fish tossed inside would become lively and vigorous, with meat that evolved into top-grade seafood!
She threw herself into wild fishing. Abandoned quarries and reservoirs deep in the mountains: while everyone else came home empty-handed, she landed haul after haul! Ordinary carp she caught turned into exquisite live fish with jade-like scales and tender, sweet flesh after spending a night in the space. At the morning market, everyone clamored for them, but they were impossible to find!
While the scumbag was still congratulating himself over his one-bedroom apartment at the factory, Zhou Man had become the city’s largest seafood supplier and bought a detached villa downtown.
Her ex-husband thought she’d be reduced to begging after their divorce. Instead, he saw her at an upscale restaurant, surrounded by wealthy businessmen treating her like royalty and fighting to buy her fish.
And that wasn’t all. The handsome young rich guy she’d casually rescued while wild fishing, who drove a Santana, followed her around every day like a husky, carrying her fish buckets.
“Big Sis, your fish taste amazing. Raise me too! I’m way easier to look after than fish!”
“Big Sis, you’re not still thinking about that scumbag, are you? Ugh, just seeing him look at you makes me feel dirty. Let’s go fishing at the pay-to-fish pond tonight. I’ll carry the landing net for you. You can have the fish we catch, and I can have you, okay?”
