Starting in the North Pole: My Norwegian Manor

Yu You received a cross-border will from Norway. More than 300 acres of fjord manor, two fishing boats, and a strange and deserted Arctic town fell into his hands. Make a living at sea in four seasons: rake sea urchins and scallops in summer, long-line fishing for rare flounder, go to the deep sea to catch king crabs and snow crabs in autumn and winter, and then plan for offshore seafood farming; Deeply cultivate the family business on land: renovate old houses, reclaim woodland, take care of gardens, and go hunting in the mountains to supplement income and expenses, slowly turning the remote and desolate Far North Fjord into a self-sufficient comprehensive private industry. A meteorite bracelet on the wrist hides mysteries. It can see through underwater fish schools, predict currents and reefs, and can also stimulate the production of water and soil products, making farming and fishing harvests far beyond ordinary. But the bracelet can help him seek wealth and expand his career, but it cannot give him a sense of belonging in a foreign land. Plowing the sea, farming, and exploring the mountains, Yu You managed this sudden inheritance in a down-to-earth manner, turning the cold foreign industry into a warm home of his own.