Shen Haibo, an aquaculture farmer in a modern large-scale aquarium, accidentally traveled to a barren island in the late 1970s.
Before he could get used to the salty sea breeze, he took over a mess left by the original owner - his parents died, leaving behind four starving quadruplets.
The original owner originally planned to give away his youngest sister in exchange for food, but he slipped and broke his head, giving Shen Haibo an advantage after traveling through time.
Seeing the four little cubs hugging his thighs and crying out for hunger, Shen Haibo sighed, picked up the broken fishing net and walked towards the sea.
Fortunately, he had a "living water preservation space" of only one cubic meter with him.
This space cannot be used for farming, nor can it store dead objects, but as long as live seafood is placed in it, it can be kept absolutely fresh, and it can even slightly restore the vitality of the seafood.
In this era when there are no ice plants and seafood is extremely difficult to transport over long distances, this is simply a god-level aid!
When the tide was low, he fished for the best blue crabs and pried wild abalone in the crevices of the rocks;
When he went to sea, he stuffed precious groupers and lobsters into the space to keep them fresh, and transported them to restaurants in big cities to sell them at exorbitant prices.
Repairing fishing boats, occupying sea areas, and building aquaculture bases, Shen Haibo relied on his fishing skills to feed four little pods until they were fat and white, and became the most arrogant household worth ten thousand yuan on the island!
I read Chapter 7 and repeated it all.