This is a relatively easy book to read. It doesn't have much preaching, and it doesn't have a grand worldview. Readers can just enjoy it and relieve their stress. . .
[Protagonist] The richest man in Lin, nicknamed Shitou, is a young fisherman from a southeastern fishing village. Father Lin Haisheng, an honest fisherman, named his son "The Richest Man", hoping that he would gradually become the richest man in the village, town, county...
[Goldfinger] Contract system: Marine creatures can be contracted, and their perceptions and abilities will be shared after the contract. The stronger the creature, the greater the help. The number of contracts is limited by mental strength, and each contract upgrade often comes with a price. Contracted creatures: small crabs (roll one, search for hidden seafood on reefs and tidal flats), dolphins (roll two, explore fishing floods, drive fish, and rescue at sea). System setting function: Sharing the perspective of contracted creatures, exchanging physical strength according to the harvest ratio of seafood. For example, crabs and shrimps can strengthen arm strength, various fish can strengthen foot strength, and moray eels and hairtail fish can increase waist strength. Big fish weighing more than five kilograms will strengthen your body. Sharks enhance the sense of smell. Sea cucumbers and other molluscs increase body flexibility. Shellfish enhance the bite force of teeth. 100 Pounds of harvest increases strength by 10 pounds, but 30% of the harvest is deducted year-on-year.
[Tone] It's fun to be tortured at the same time, and there will be losses when you gain - every step of the protagonist's rise is accompanied by losses and costs, but more of the losses come from hostile forces (being absorbed, swallowed up, crushed), which makes readers feel distressed and relieved at the same time.
