Clamming: With Divine Hints, I Can Dig Up Any Seafood on the Beach

This book is also titled Sea Foraging: X-Ray Prompts Mark the Location of Every Catch

(Hand-gathered catches + beachcombing + lighthearted + everyday life + low angst)

After unexpectedly transmigrating to a fishing village, Chen Tao finds himself from the start as the illegitimate son of the Chen family.

Just as the family divides its property, they toss him nothing but a battered wooden boat.

To survive, he has no choice but to make a living by gathering seafood at the shore. Then he discovers that prompts can appear in his field of vision, complete with glowing markers.

[Ding! Three o'clock, one meter underground: a giant razor clam is hidden there.]

Whoa, is this how I'm going to take off?

From then on, his eyes seem to have radar.

Giant razor clams and sandworms buried deep in the beach are easy to dig up.

Black seabream and butter crabs hiding in the shallows all end up in his net.

Large yellow croaker and spotted coral grouper swimming in the open sea are caught one after another.

Looking at the hold full of seafood, Chen Tao smiles, secretly delighted: With these prompts, the whole ocean is my backyard!

The blurb can't do it justice. Read the story for yourself.