The Merman Becomes an Island Lord in a Survival Game

Abandoned

[Travel between two worlds, lucky protagonist, spatial storage, survival game]

Xiao Mo, who carried merfolk genes and drifted through an ocean world, accidentally transmigrated to Blue Star just as a survival game began.

With no identity, Xiao Mo became an undocumented resident.

While hiding, she received aid from a deep-sea black shark and welfare assistance from a socially minded octopus. Before long, Xiao Mo realized she had become a powerful NPC in the eyes of the players.

Player A was stunned: “That red-eyed NPC wearing a weird hood can command sea creatures!”

Player B burst into tears: “If you run into her, consider it a trial by fire. She saved me! And robbed me! She didn’t even leave me my underwear!”

Player C blushed: “But she looks so beautiful when she cries! What’s the harm in giving her those few things? She’s so weak, pitiful, and helpless…”

Player D roared: “This world has gone mad. You simps are hogging the forum, starting a fan club for an NPC, and even begging her to rob you! This is ridiculous!”

Bit by bit, she brought back all the things the players had “given” her to the ocean world, upgrading her little bamboo raft into a luxury cruise ship.

The survival game was a life-or-death struggle to the players, but a treasure trove to Xiao Mo.

She had to save up and buy this whole ocean.

Step one: Become an island owner!

In the year 3349 of the Mercury calendar, all the land was submerged, and humanity’s mass survival plan began.

In the year 2029 of the Blue Star calendar, the survival game went live.

Also known as: "The Years I Owned the Ocean", "The Fragile Crybaby Who Became a Fishing Saint in the Survival Game"

"As the Luckiest Player, What’s Wrong with Owning the Ocean?", "Getting Rich from the Start by Crying"

"I Turned a Survival Game into a Farming Sim with My Crying Skills"

Reader’s Guide and Content Warnings:

1. No romance in the main story! Ship whoever you want.

2. The heroine acts weak to catch her opponents off guard. She’s a crybaby with maxed-out combat skills.

3. The plot is wild, with a golden finger and no-brainer fun. Mercury and Blue Star are fictional countries with fictional settings. Don’t expect logic or scrutinize the details. If that’s not your thing, don’t read.

Theme: Don’t waste food! Be self-reliant and keep striving!