Rushing to the Sea: During Your Senior Year Internship, You Rode a Killer Whale to Fish?

(Relaxation + catching the sea + divine pet interaction + island farming, extremely comfortable, non-toxic and cruel!) During the graduation season of senior year, the students are all struggling to get into a big factory as a coward. Lin Chao silently filled out the "Internship Destination Form": Inherit the island and become the island owner, and go fishing in the sea. Just because he turned on the sea live broadcast system, he had to live a leisurely life "facing the sea, with free seafood". On the rocky beach at low tide, while others were picking up small crabs, he found a nest of the best wild red sturgeons! In the deep-sea reef area, where others were afraid of hitting the rocks, he drove a small broken boat and fished out a warehouse full of bluefin tuna! Wild giant abalone, a century-old compass, an ancient shipwreck on the seabed... What makes netizens break their defenses the most is the "black and white murmuring monster" who always follows behind him. Others are chasing kelp lifebuoys, but he is chasing kelp killer whales! He went to touch snails, and the killer whales were spraying water next to him; he went to scuba dive, and the killer whales were chasing sharks around; he was making seafood eating on the shore, and the killer whales just grabbed a big octopus and threw it on his face! Lin Chao: "Brothers, let me say it for the last time, I am really just an ordinary seafarer!" Fans all over the Internet: "Ordinary people go to sea and have killer whales as bodyguards? Neptune, stop it, there are all expressions of you riding a killer whale!" What's even more outrageous is that one day during the live broadcast. In front of more than 100,000 people, a killer whale calf dumped a giant mackerel on his deck, then turned its white belly out and frantically begged to be touched. Lin Chao explained seriously to the camera: "Don't get me wrong, wild animals have the habit of playing with their prey. We are really unfamiliar with it." All water friends on the Internet raised the table and said: "The whale's identity and identity are all there. It even paid for its food. You call this unfamiliar?!"