[Modern + Desert Island Survival + System + Fishing + Treasure Hunting + Ocean Adventure + IQ Online]
Lin Yuanyang, a Ph. D. In Marine Biology, spent six years in graduate school working as a mentor for his mentor, and published three SCI papers with other people's names on them.
Before graduation, he was tricked by his tutor into going to an uninhabited island in the Bahamas to "do a project" - he ran away, the funds were swallowed up, and he was left to die alone.
I had three hundred dollars in my pocket, my visa expired in ten days, and there was no fresh water or signal on the island.
When he was about to die, he accidentally drank special microorganisms in the tide pool and activated the "Deep Sea Atlas" system.
There is only one rule: every time you catch a new fish, a treasure map is generated.
The first blue-striped snapper points to seventeen Spanish silver coins at a depth of six meters.
The second French angel fish pointed to the wreckage of a Spanish treasure ship at a depth of 14 meters, with 300 kilograms of silver ingots in the bilge.
The rarer the fish, the more incredible the treasure.
White-level fish correspond to hundred-dollar small items, and gold-level fish correspond to discoveries that rewrite history.
There are four thousand species of fish in the Caribbean.
He wanted to catch them one by one.
