Tsunami Coming: Shark Repays Favor and Saves My Girlfriend

Fifteen years ago, he gave it a basin of water. Fifteen years later, it returned his life. In 2001, seven-year-old Wang Zhao rescued a dying fish by the river and kept it in a clay pot at home. Two months later, he released it into the river, thinking it was just a child's insignificant act of kindness. In 2016, Wang Zhao took his girlfriend Liu Fang on vacation at the beach. An unprecedented tsunami leveled the resort, leaving dozens of survivors floating on the blood-red sea. The sharks smelled the blood and came, screaming one after another, and the sea turned into a slaughterhouse. A three-meter-long shark passed through the chaotic crowd and swam straight to Wang Zhao. It didn't open its mouth. It's looking at him. In those round, black eyes, there was the river water under the moonlight fifteen years ago, the warmth of a boy's palm, three earthworms, a basin of water, and two months of careful company. In order to repay this kindness, it used its flesh and blood as a shield to drive away the same kind, and used one enemy to fight many, tearing a way out for two people in the shark group.