Reborn to Fish the Tides: I Can Predict the Rise and Fall of the Tide

Reborn in a fishing village, Chen Haisheng draws on thirty years of experience from his previous life to make a living from the sea. He digs for clams, catches green crabs, and fishes for yellow croaker at night, going from a pair of worn-out rubber boots to a stall at the harbor.

He can even predict the weather at sea: a numbness at the back of his neck tells him a storm is coming, while a throbbing temple warns him of a strange tide. The boatmen spread the story until everyone calls him the Sea King's reincarnation.

But he discovers that in the distant waters to the southeast, people keep disappearing on days when the sea is calm. Their empty boats drift back, but the people are gone.

His warnings never sound, which means it isn't a natural disaster.

Then it must be the work of men.

No one knows what lies beneath those waters. They only know that anyone who goes near them never returns alive.

He can evade the storms at sea, but not the greed in people's hearts.