As they ventured deeper into the ocean, the sharks' fighting ability proved insufficient, so they were relegated to ordinary labor.

Therefore, she naturally wouldn't raise more sharks to take up space in the fishpond.

However, there are exceptions, such as this situation.

A swarm of sharks swarmed around, and the sharks all became a chaotic mess.

At this moment, the sharks were fighting fiercely on the ocean, their red blood flowing out and turning the entire area of ​​the sea a pale red.

The sharks' eyes gleamed with ferocity as they fought with the determination to kill each other.

[Ding-dong, your Shark 44 is dead.]

[Ding-dong, your Shark 32 is dead.]

The two consecutive notifications startled Gu Xi.

She never imagined that the fish she was raising would be killed.

Furthermore, no items will drop after you are killed.

Gu Xi checked the fish farming system.

The avatars of Shark 44 and Shark 32 have been turned gray.

Immediately afterwards, a message appeared on the screen with a large exclamation mark.

[Since you are so heartbroken, the fish killed by these creatures will not drop any items, so as not to remind you of your grief.]

Gu Xi's mouth was slightly open; she didn't know what to say.

What do you mean she's too heartbroken? If it were Shark 1 that died, she might feel a little sad, but Shark 44 and 32? She doesn't even remember what those fish look like!

Besides, there's a slaughter sign behind the fish; are you kidding me?!

The fish farming system actually used this point to create a difference between subjective fish killing and passive fish slaughter?

If you get killed by the enemy and don't get any loot, you might as well just get killed by her!

At least the fish she killed might drop supplies.

But the fish were already dead, what could she do but continue raising fish to fill the void?

When the time comes, she'll have no choice but to reluctantly slaughter the extra fish. At least she can contribute some ingredients.

Gu Xi calmly went downstairs and took out a large amount of fish feed from the storage box where fish feed was stored.

One bag of fish food after another was poured into the seawater.

Although the fish food was far from the sharks, their movements were so large and numerous that the fish food was quickly washed up to them by the waves.

A group of sharks started fighting over the fish food.

Every time Gu Xi saw this scene, she was reminded of a group of pigs fighting over food. But she wasn't raising fish; she was raising a group of pigs…

She successfully fed the fish and harvested another batch of bound fish.

Gu Xi looked at the number of the last fish in the fish-raising system.

This time, the fish's number was raised to 100.

No wonder her numbers 32 and 44 went to meet their demise.

It turns out that there were too many enemy fish this time.

But what's the use of all that? As long as it's a fish, it can't escape the temptation of fish food.

If you really want to attack her ship, at least send a sea monster or something. A special reminder: the sea monster shouldn't be a fish, because they'll still be attracted to fish food.

A large group of fish moved with the boat, but Gu Xi didn't find it particularly impressive or grand.

She felt there were too many fish, which was an eyesore.

After all, she'd been watching sharks for so long that she was already tired of them.

So she simply sent the fish to push the boxes.

The competition nearby is too fierce, so let's go somewhere further away.

They should be able to find the box if they go a little further.

She no longer demands high efficiency from them, she only hopes they can go further.

Even when you're on a shift, you need to switch shifts. Don't be lazy!

After dealing with a group of sharks, Gu Xi thought he could finally take a break. But to his surprise, the crimson gaze above his head began to glow with a vibrant red light.

Okay, needless to say, its ability to attract hatred is top-notch.

She just hoped there wouldn't be too many fish this time; so many were really poisoning her eyes. (This chapter has been read. Please click to continue reading the next chapter!)