Sea-hunting: With the system in hand, my eyes are the ruler

As time passed, the sun in the sky became redder and redder.

"Jiang Han, before I met you, I never knew that people could live like this."

In the past, Cai Chengyan always felt that humans and nature were very far apart, but since he found Jiang Han, he suddenly discovered that humans and nature could be so close.

Cai Chengyan simply opened his arms and lay down on the beach.

He didn't care if something was poking him from below.

The feeling is that the sea and sky are the curtains, and the earth is the bed.

With days like this, it’s hard to get depressed, right?

"Jiang Han, I'm really happy these days."

Jiang Han felt that Cai Chengyan's tone was not right, and he shook off the goose bumps that had just appeared on his body.

"I didn't check the time just now and lay there for 10 minutes longer. I'll let you lie there for 10 minutes longer from now on too."

Jiang Han pulled Cai Chengyan up from the beach.

Cai Chengyan shook off the sand on his body and finally lay down on the recliner he had been longing for.

The feeling of lying on the recliner is different.

At this time, the sun was no longer visible, and the sky was covered with layer upon layer of fiery clouds.

Cai Chengyan picked up his phone and took a few photos. All of them were scenic pictures.

"It's really beautiful."

Especially the red clouds in the sky reflected in the sea, the feeling of the sea and sky being one is so charming.

"So the sea isn't blue." The sea reflects the color of the sky. If the sky is blue, the sea is blue. Now the sky is bright red, and the sea has turned red too.

Jiang Han rubbed his ears. For the sea water to change color like this, it must be clear.

There is no such scenery in the yellow mud along the coast.

His deserted island is far away from the coast of Zhejiang Province.

While Jiang Han was sitting on the beach, he saw a large cargo ship full of goods passing by the sea in front of his island.

Zhou City used to belong to Ningcheng, a city with a well-developed foreign trade.

Many ports in Ningcheng are filled with containers. Every day, all kinds of goods leave the ports and are shipped to various parts of the world.

Just then, Jiang Han saw a very strange fish.

Jiang Han thought he had seen it wrong, so he rubbed his eyes to make sure he was not seeing it wrong.

This thing looks a bit like a small tuna, but it feels too mechanical. The strangest thing is that there is a string of numbers engraved on it.

Jiang Han stood up from the beach with a start.

By the time Cai Chengyan reacted, Jiang Han had already left in his fishing boat.

Cai Chengyan was completely dumbfounded. "Jiang Han, where are you going? What should I do if you leave?"

Cai Chengyan thought that he could still call Jiang Han, so he quickly took out his cell phone.

"Jiang Han, what are you doing?"

"I saw something. I'll be right back as soon as I figure it out."

Cai Chengyan breathed a sigh of relief when he heard Jiang Han say he would come back.

I hope you'll be back.

By this time, it was already dark. Cai Chengyan shuddered, as if he could hear the cry of a crow.

When he was with Jiang Han, Cai Chengyan only felt that the scenery was beautiful.

But now, he was alone on the beach of the deserted island and heard the crows' calls again.

He felt a sudden surge of fear for no apparent reason.

He turned on the flashlight on his phone and wanted to find Zhang Haidai and the others, but it was a long way from here to where Zhang Haidai and the others worked.

The mountain road he was walking on was cut open by Jiang Han with a machete.

There are lush shrubs and trees all around.

Cai Chengyan shuddered, not knowing whether to advance or retreat.

Then, he found himself lost...

……

Jiang Han drove the fishing boat and kept tracking the strange little tuna.

As his fishing boat got closer and closer to the tuna, Jiang Han glanced at the fish finder on the boat.

Oh my god, the signal on the fish finder is messed up.

There won't be a jammer in this thing, will there?

No wonder so many ships sailed back and forth but didn’t notice it.