Reborn to Go Tidepooling: Life on the Water Is a Joy

[Reborn in a Bygone Era + Get Rich by Harvesting the Sea + Multiple Heroines + Love-Triangle Drama] [An eighteen-year-old fisherman's son × a cool, stern teacher × a gentle, charming doctor × the mayor's daughter] In his previous life, Chen Shuisheng died in a typhoon-induced shipwreck. When he opened his eyes again, he was eighteen, with only a few hours left before the disaster that would change the fate of Nanao Bay. Rescuing people, harvesting the sea, gathering abalones, raising pearl oysters. While others risked everything for a few extra coins' worth of fish, he used his knowledge from his previous life to turn overlooked shells into prized live seafood that the county's restaurants scrambled to buy. But the sea at Nanao Bay had long been treated as private property by the Cai family. They closed the harbor, charged tolls, smashed market stalls, and blocked professors. Even the collision that caused the shipwreck all those years ago had their fingerprints on it. Cai Dewang sneered. “The sea has belonged to the Cai family for thirty years. You think a green kid like you can turn the world upside down?” Chen Shuisheng took the recordings and evidence to the county authorities. “I can't change who it belonged to before.” “But in five days, the provincial fisheries office's sign will go up. Then it will belong to the people.” Everyone thought the only thing he was fighting so hard to protect was those twelve pearl oysters. Until Teacher Zhou, cool and strict, slipped her spare key into his palm and whispered through reddened eyes, “Will you... come again tonight?” Xie Nanzhi, the charming doctor lodging with the Chen family, let him change her bandages and gently gathered her collar closed. “You said you'd give me an answer once Professor Fang left. I'll wait.” And Lin Qiaozhen, the mayor's daughter, who had risked herself time and again to bring him secret letters from the Cai family, stopped him in an alley. “Chen Shuisheng, I even kept this from my father.” “How are you going to repay me?”