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Blurb:
Lin Yibai, a mermaid prince, transmigrates to a desperately poor planet where people can only survive by scavenging.
He has no father, and his mother is bedridden and constantly taking medicine. There are two children in the family: his older brother, Lin Erhei, and Lin Yibai. Just as Lin Yibai is about to be sold off to pay their debts,
he transmigrates.
Lin Yibai: "..."
Scavenging? No way. He'll never scavenge in this life. He can just catch seafood to make ends meet and pay off the debts.
Luckily, 80% of the planet is covered by ocean, and there's a wide variety of seafood.
It suits Lin Yibai perfectly. Taking a swim and catching fish is no problem at all, and the seafood is rare and highly sought after.
Until one day, his big catch attracts a star fleet, and the captain comes in person to the garbage planet.
The captain is a dark sentinel with extreme self-control. In theory, he won't lose control of his emotions and doesn't need a guide's help.
He doesn't understand other sentinels' dependence on guides and thinks it's childish.
And he's never experienced a bonding heat, either.
Besides, he doesn't care about it. ╮(╯▽╰)╭
Until one day, while on a mission, he smells a pheromone on the garbage planet that makes him dizzy.
His legs go weak. This pheromone is devastatingly sweet.
The captain walks up to the guide radiating sweet pheromones, fighting to control the stirrings in his body. He says coldly, "You smell awful."
Lin Yibai smiles. "Maybe it's the smell of the... sea? Then why is that big cat of yours staring at me and drooling?"
The captain turns to look at his spirit animal: "..."
Some people may deny it with their words, but their bodies tell the truth~
Theme: Move bravely through the darkness and seek the beacon in your heart
I endured and endured, and couldn't help but jump and watch. I looked all the way down, where is "Chasing the Sea"??? Except for catching a big-headed fish at the beginning, which was probably considered as "catching the sea", and then fighting with the octopus, catching none of the small yellow croakers was not considered as "catching the sea", and then he ran to the Emperor Star without going to the sea. He kept dealing with people. The title of this book is simply like a scam. Even if it is not about chasing the sea in the actual sense, the various plots in which the protagonist interacts with human beings cannot be said to be "going out to the sea".
Demining: The article is okay, but the article is not on topic and has nothing to do with chasing the sea.
I'm so angry. It feels like everything is dragging on. I can't have a good time. There's nothing exciting or exciting about it.
Damn it, I can't hold on anymore.
? It's really boring. The whole story is not interesting, there are no exciting parts, and the plot is dragging. Isn't it so easy to fall in love just after going out for a while? The whole text is full of principles. Use this to compare with that. There is actually no plot. May I ask what the main plot is? Chicken Soup for the Soul?? It's true that the introduction says that you are going to the sea. Isn't it just a mermaid? You've never even been in the sea. Why do you need to figure it out on your own? There is really a sense of dissonance, and I personally feel that the protagonist's personality is very conflicting. Moreover, Gong only writes about how big and powerful his reputation is, but does not actually reflect it at all. After reading the full story, I thought there would be a twist, hhhh, I was naive. If you added some descriptions of fighting scenes, it wouldn't make me feel that the whole story is empty. No connotation
What kind of plot is this? This princess has been waiting until now. Otherwise, the doctor should have finished his story earlier. He knows what the little yellow croaker looks like and why it will be too late to deliver the medicine. Now that he knows everything he needs to know, the mermaid prince can set off to save his knight.
Why am I a little confused after reading this? Love is like a tornado
I just want to say that when I saw this, my head was buzzing and it was disturbing my brain.
What does it have to do with catching the sea?
Can you all think so? A name can also interpret such a meaning, and a position can also lead to the meaning of not being allowed to retreat. It's outrageous that every move has such profound meaning. The key point is that I still think it makes sense. It's also outrageous that I can't stop watching. This kind of brainstorming and psychological game, if you call a simple-minded person like me, I'm afraid I won't be able to find it.