Help! Why Do the Whales Think I Am the Owner of the Island?

Lin Che was originally a night shift security guard at the scenic spot. After being fired for taking the blame, she took over an abandoned whale watching island left by her grandfather. His goal is simple: build a lighthouse, sell tickets, open a small B&B, and make a living. As a result, on his first night on the island, he rescued a baby seal whose tail fin was strangled by a plastic rope and fed it half a pot of fish porridge. Early the next morning, the little seal came back dragging a bunch of "gifts" to repay the favor. Lin Che thought it was a sea fish. When she looked down, she almost knelt on the dock. A lost beluga calf was forcefully brought into the scenic viewing bay. What's even more outrageous is that the white whale refused to leave. He lay on the edge of the floating platform and howled, turning his belly when he saw Lin Che. Seal also looked proud: "Bai Bai can sing! The guests will definitely like it!" Lin Che called the ocean rescue station on the spot: "Comrade, I surrender, but I really did not run a whale show illegally." His golden finger is the "pacifier of the sea", able to understand the voices of marine animals and restore a sense of security to frightened animals around him. As the number of rescued animals increases, the sea around the island gradually turns into a natural haven. The water quality becomes clearer, fish stocks return, and abandoned whale watching spots become popular again. But Lin Che's daily life was out of control. Seals are responsible for attracting tourists, beluga whales learn to spray water on tourists to show their affection, humpback whales sing next to the lighthouse at night, sea turtles pick up garbage for them, and seagulls steal counterfeit tickets from black tour guides. He just wants to run a small scenic spot legally, but the animals are "helping him develop new projects" every day.