On the beach at low tide, Su Niannian, a three-year-old dumpling, squatted beside the rocks. She pulled away the sand with her chubby little hands, and she accurately picked up a palm-sized blue crab.
"Brother, eat crab today!"
The three skinny teenagers looked at their sister silently, their eyes red.
Su Niannian, a doctor of marine biology in the 21st century, is transformed into the youngest daughter of the Su family in a poor fishing village in ancient times. Her parents went missing at sea. The eldest brother was so hungry that he passed out from hunger at the age of fourteen and gave up his bread to his younger siblings. The second brother went to the dock to carry out labor at the age of twelve and was bullied. The third brother secretly tucked her into bed in the middle of the night when he was nine.
The whole village thought the Su family was unlucky and wanted to drive them out.
Others rely on luck to catch the sea, while she relies on science to catch the sea. Tide tables, reef communities, benthic distribution - the doctor has a clear mind.
What's even more outrageous is that she also has a "Sea Catchment Illustrated Space", which unlocks fresh storage and processing functions every time she catches new sea creatures. On the first day, I dug up half a bucket of razor clams and clams. On the third day, I found a nest of wild abalone. On the seventh day, I found a fist-sized pearl outside the low tide line.
The three brothers went from shocked to silent, from silent to red-eyed, from red-eyed to - whoever dares to bully their sister, do your best!
Su Niannian smiled: She wanted to rely on this sea to raise her three brothers to make the whole world jealous.
But after the tide receded that day, the faint blue light in the depths of the sea was very much like the light in the shell pendant left by my mother...
