[Ocean Survival] [Everyone Transmigrates] [Reborn] [Ship Evolution] [Smart Protagonist]
Torn apart by a sea beast at the start, Gu Lang is reborn on the first day humanity arrived in the Endless Sea.
Ten billion people, one ship per person.
Fog hunts them down, sea beasts prey on them, and shipwreck means death.
Others draw gunships and fortress ships, eager to show them off.
Gu Lang, however, is bound to an iron-framed wind skiff with just two cargo slots and a flimsy hull.
After three years in his previous life, he knows the rules of the Endless Sea inside out.
Not enough firepower? Then he'll be faster than everyone else!
A sea serpent is lying in wait by a supply crate? He'll use the waves to snag the crate, then turn around and kill the serpent!
A reef blocks the way? He'll skim the waves, cut across, and force his way to safety!
A beast tide arrives? While everyone else clings to their ships and waits to die, he charges into the red tide in his speedboat to snatch treasure chests!
A rare Gale Sail, an outstanding Windtide Spirit Rudder, an intelligent simulation core...
While everyone else is still fighting over a single plank, Gu Lang is already piloting his iron-framed wind skiff through the storm barrier around the beginner waters!
But just as the reward for being the first in the entire sea to clear the challenge arrives,
a giant shadow beneath the deep, one that has swallowed countless sea beasts, sets its sights on his ship...
Not bad, but it seems like it can only strengthen ships, and people don't seem to be able to gain any extraordinary abilities, which is a bit worse. There is also the advantage of the protagonist's rebirth. Except for a little bit in the front, there is basically no advantage in the back. In the early stage, there are no advanced treasures or abilities obtained through rebirth.
It has a strong sense of immersion and looks good😻