The biggest highlight of the writing lies in its extremely delicate realistic skills. The author is familiar with all the professional details of fishing at sea, including the precise calibration of the distance between the floats and the precise control of the speed and direction, the weather mysteries hidden in the rise and fall of air pressure, and the daily processes such as sorting out longlines, hanging baits, and inspecting fishing gear. They are all described calmly and eloquently. Cold data and familiar practical operations are intertwined. There is no deliberate display of skills or rhetoric, but the entire text is rooted in the ground, instantly constructing an immersive real-life maritime scene, and bringing readers into the fishing boat drifting on the vast expanse of blue waves. With just a few strokes, a vivid and three-dimensional portrait of the fishermen is outlined. Lin Hai is calm and steady, observing the sky and steering the ship steadily in the wind and waves; Zhang Meng is rigorous and meticulous, polishing fishing gear in every detail and striving for excellence; Liu Ergou and Lin Gengxin are diligent and pragmatic, cherishing every inch of working time. This group of ordinary people who use the sea as their farm and the boat as their home carry with them the practicality and tenacity tempered by fighting against the wind and waves day and night. Their ordinary figures are even more impressive against the backdrop of the vast sea. The description of the scenery and the rhythm of the narrative complement each other even more. The orange floats arranged one after another on the sea surface, the undulating sparkling sea waves, and the quietly flowing clouds in the sky all together create a vast and unpredictable maritime atmosphere. The sea surface seems calm, but the subtle changes in air pressure and the erratic shoals of fish have already buried unknown suspense, making the text relaxed and undercurrent surging.
Recommended "Rebirth 84: Rushing to the sea for a critical attack, I will lead the whole village to eat big meat"! The fishing village system in the 1980s not only goes to the shore to catch the sea, but also rents a large number of boats to go fishing at sea, and the sea rush system is blessed. The male protagonist is reborn and returns to the fishing village of 1984 to rewrite the tragedy of the previous family's demise. You can touch blue crabs and dig razor clams on the shore; you can catch a large number of tiger eels in water pits on uninhabited islands; you can fish for giant groupers on the reefs; you can sail into offshore fishing grounds and cast nets, triggering critical strikes and directly exploding the nets, catching hundreds of kilograms of silver pomfret. There are also complete fishermen's procedures for trading in cages on the ground and with fishmongers at the docks. The system has active and passive dual critical attacks, which can be triggered by casting a net, fishing, and catching the sea, and the catch settings are reasonable. The prodigal son returns to protect his wife and cute daughter, he knows his kindness and will help the simple folks, but when faced with the envious and mischievous second-rate son and the shrew who is not a virgin, he will not feel aggrieved, and he will be tough when it is necessary. Like to see the sea and cast a net for fishing, the fishing village system is cool and can be written!