The Fisherman's Wife Works the Tides in the 1980s, While Her Rough-Hewn Husband Jealously Guards Their Empty Home

A woman reborn with supernatural powers, including the ability to explore the ocean. She doesn't seek revenge for her past life's grudges. In this life, the female protagonist repays the male protagonist's kindness, and they live happily as a family. Ending: A happy ending.

It's similar to another novel I've read, about 70% of the content is the same, but it's not as good. Even the sentences are almost identical, and the plot is very similar. That one was more popular and has already finished. I've reread it several times. I originally came here because we both go beachcombing, just to see if there were any different waves, but it's so similar to that novel. That one is about transmigration, this one is about rebirth. Both are about retired soldiers, with an older brother and sister-in-law, three kids, a second brother, and the male lead. The second and third brothers work in town. The male lead lives in a dilapidated house, and his parents follow him. When buying a pearl, he helps the captain translate. The female lead's sea transport is very successful, selling pearls and meeting an acquaintance. The governor auctions pearls.

Well, I've read about twenty or thirty chapters of this book, and it's almost identical to "After Transmigrating into a Book, She Became Rich in the 80s." The only difference is that one involves transmigration and the other involves rebirth. That book was already finished, while this one is a new book. I'm a little suspicious that the author has read the original.