Lin Chu, a barbecue restaurant owner who is on the verge of closing down, makes a living by using his mobile phone.
In a last-ditch effort, she went fishing in a storm.
When lightning struck, she thought she was going to be on the news.
When she opened her eyes again, the sea was black, the sky was red, and the swimming crabs passing by were bigger than her grandma's Wuling Hongguang.
She collapsed on the spot for three seconds. In the fourth second she started touching the fishing rod.
At the fifth second, she decided to take the crab back.
At the sixth second, she fished a man out of the sea. He was as thin as a clothes pole. The first thing he said when he opened his mouth was water.
She gave him water, chocolate, and biscuits, and asked him by the way: Do you have any other big seafood here?
The man looked at her in a strange way.
His name is Jiang Yuchuan. He has lived in the apocalypse for five years and is chased by seafood every day.
Now he was sitting in Lin Chu's barbecue restaurant, watching the people lining up at the door to the end of the pier, and silently took a bite of garlic crab legs.
Lin Chu was counting money behind the cashier counter without raising his head: If you go tomorrow, you come with me.
Jiang Yuchuan:... Do I have the right to refuse?
Lin Chu: No.
Purpose: Restart the declining fireworks business with exotic delicacies from other worlds.