The sea seemed to have heard Cheng Zhenzhu's call. A wave came over and the fishing rod moved.

Cheng Zhenzhu was a little surprised and quickly made a pinky promise.

But there was nothing, not even the shrimp she had used as bait.

Cheng Zhenzhu checked the fishing rod, bent the iron hook a little, and hung another shrimp on it.

Not enough... Cheng Zhenzhu thought for a moment, then spread a layer of seaweed mud on the shrimp.

I almost forgot about this thing.

This thing has been tested and is very attractive to marine life. Today, when she was feeding the turtles, the eyes of the surrounding fish and shrimp were all filled with naked desire. With this thing, there is still a good chance of catching fish.

After preparing the bait, Cheng Zhenzhu gently cast the hook into the water. As she did so, she felt something pulling hard on her fishing rod.

This seaweed mud is really effective...

Cheng Zhenzhu pulled suddenly, and the fishing line immediately became tight.

A fish has taken the bait! And it's quite large! Cheng Zhenzhu quickly pulls the line.

The fish proved to be quite large indeed, a sea bass, weighing perhaps six or seven pounds. When I pulled it up, it was still swallowing the shrimp skull. After swallowing, it realized the danger and began to hop around the reef, flailing its tail.

Cheng Zhenzhu naturally didn't give it a chance to escape. She quickly pressed the hook and threw it into the bucket in her personal space.

After drinking a few sips of water, the sea bass in the bucket became even more energetic, jumping around and almost jumping out of the bucket. Cheng Zhenzhu didn't want to get the room wet, so she put it in the system's backpack.

This is obtained from the task and can be stored in the backpack.

[The mission has been completed, and you have obtained 2993 sea coins, a total of 2993 sea coins]

Not bad. Cheng Zhenzhu was quite satisfied with the reward for this mission. She then signed in, caught three fish, and received another 2,624 Sea Coins.

As for the sea bass she caught, she didn't sell it because its estimated value was more than three times higher than that of an ordinary sea bass.