Lu Yuze transmigrates to a parallel world and is fired by his unscrupulous boss from the start, but inherits a golden fishing ground in America.
He thought he could live a comfortable life, but what his grandfather left him was a complete mess.
To pay off the debts, Lu Yuze has no choice but to make a living by combing the shore, starting with collecting seashells.
At the same time, his Daily Intelligence System activates, pinpointing the exact locations of catches.
[Intelligence Level: D]
[Intel: A large number of clams are hidden beneath the rocks 200 meters due west of the base of the third lighthouse, east of the old pier]
[Intelligence Level: C]
[Intel: Large numbers of amberjack and yellowfin tuna can be found three nautical miles northwest along the pier]
[Intelligence Level: B]
[Intel: On the deserted island 20 nautical miles away, a conch pearl is hidden inside a queen conch...]
Abalone, Dungeness crab, Pacific hake, Boston lobster...
Lu Yuze lands the big catches that everyone else misses, every single time.
And so...
In just one year, he goes from combing the shore for seashells to buying fishing boats, building a fleet, and becoming a fishing tycoon.
A reporter asks, “Mr. Lu, what is your American dream?”
Standing in the spotlight, Lu Yuze gazes into the distance, the corner of his mouth curling into a smirk.
“My journey is toward the stars and the sea...”
The biggest problem is that the debt at the start of the fishery is US$100,000, and the fishery has been owned for at least 30 years without any income from the beginning.
Overall it looks okay, but it feels a bit like Shuangwen, but it doesn't feel like it. If it is a cool article, I feel like writing about Lucy is like writing about Lucy. The article mentions that the protagonist likes fair skin, and Lucy is a bit ambiguous!?