I Make a Fortune of a Million a Day Gathering Seafood by the Sea

[Tidepool Foraging] [Golden Finger] [Livestream Sales] [Laid-Back Daily Life] [Farming and Management] [Face-Slapping Satisfaction] [Sweet Romance, One Heroine] [Rustic Cuisine]

The day Lin Chuan was laid off, his girlfriend sent him a breakup text. With his last 3,000 yuan in his pocket, he returned to his seaside hometown, Qingyu Village.

All his grandfather had left him was a drafty old house and a battered fishing boat with peeling paint.

Everyone in the village said, “That kid from the Lin family is finished.”

Then one evening, as he crouched on the tidal flats, a patch of deep blue light suddenly appeared before his eyes.

“Ding! Tidepool Foraging Eye activated.”

“Three meters ahead, in a crevice in the reef: one premium wild sea cucumber. Estimated value: 8,000 yuan.”

“To the southeast, inside a reef cave: a nest of wild green lobsters, twelve in total. Estimated value: 26,000 yuan...”

Other people spent all day bent over, digging through the shallows, only to earn a few dozen yuan for their hard work.

When Lin Chuan went tidepool foraging, every time he bent down he picked up money. Every low tide was a cash withdrawal.

His grandfather had left him more than a run-down house and a broken boat: he had also left half a sea chart and a stretch of ocean he had guarded his whole life.

With a bucket and a pair of rubber boots, he had millions of viewers gathered in his livestream:

“Holy crap! Another huge haul! This luck is downright unfair!”

“Lucky charm bro, please let me touch your head!”

“Does everyone else forage by luck while he uses a GPS?!”

From foraging along the shore to venturing into the deep sea, from a sunken ship on the ocean floor to taking over an entire bay, from a roadside stall to a nationwide seafood brand.

Along the way, he also turned his cool and gorgeous livestream partner into his wife.

Lin Chuan lounged in a deck chair on his fishing boat, soaking up the sun and feeling the sea breeze.

“What’s the rush? When the tide comes in, so does the money.”