As a Fisherman, My Fish Can Level Up
Chapter 430 - Chapter 430 Chapter 306 Exaggerated Harvest_2

Chapter 430: Chapter 306 Exaggerated Harvest_2 Chapter 430: Chapter 306 Exaggerated Harvest_2 “I was just lucky!” Chu Mingcheng said modestly.

A little while later, a crane made its way over, accompanied by a spread of an especially large green waterproof cloth.

This kind of treatment was only afforded to competitors who had an exceptionally good catch.

The moment the green cloth was laid out, it immediately caught the attention of many tourists, and more and more people began to gather around.

The tourists now understood that whenever the green cloth was spread, the yield from that boat must be marvelous, and they could also take the opportunity to broaden their horizons.

The crowd buzzed with speculation about the catch and discussions about the fishing boats.

“This boat is so cool, I feel like it looks better than many of the competitors’ boats, with a more high-tech vibe.”

“What’s the big deal about driving a fancy car? The real wealthy ones are those with luxury fishing yachts or pleasure yachts. Clearly, the captain is rich.”

“I wonder what the catch on this boat is like; they’ve even laid out the green cloth.”

“Wow, what a handsome captain! And that body, totally in love.”

“Exactly, rich and good-looking, just the perfect man in my eyes.”

“This boat’s owner is a YouTuber; I’ve been following him for several months. He’s a very capable angler and hunter. The last two times he came back, the green cloth was laid out too, though he wasn’t lucky enough to catch a Bluefin…”

The man who was speaking noticed two female tourists swooning over Chu Mingcheng and immediately approached to give them the scoop.

It was obvious that he wanted to get to know the ladies, hoping for further developments.

However, no sooner had he lamented Chu Mingcheng’s lack of luck with Bluefin Tuna than he saw a huge Bluefin Tuna appear at the cold storage doorway, slowly hoisted into the air by the crane.

The speed of this face-slapping was so fast that he almost bit his tongue!

The first Bluefin Tuna that appeared was the one at the very front, which Chu Mingcheng had caught just yesterday, weighing over three hundred pounds.

“Not bad, this Bluefin Tuna is quite large. With these catches, the YouTuber’s ranking might just go up… ”

Before the man could finish his sentence, a second Bluefin Tuna of similar size made an appearance.

The two young women beside him were no longer listening to his explanations, as they were already busy taking photos with their phones.

When taking photos of the fish, they remarked how big they were, and when it came to people, how stiff…ly handsome.

With two Bluefin Tunas over three hundred pounds each appearing on Chu Mingcheng’s side, even more people gathered around, including tourists and other competitors.

Among them was Yao Xin and her group. Their catch was decent this time, and after selling their fish, they successfully climbed to the thirty-seventh spot, reaching a total of one hundred and thirty-three thousand yuan.

There were still some competitors yet to return, so rankings could still shift, but any changes were unlikely to be significant. They had chances to climb higher in future.

Out of curiosity–and because they were nearby–they came over to see what was happening, only to find Chu Mingcheng on the boat along with the Bluefin Tunas being hoisted out of the cold storage.

“So the Sea God belongs to Ah Cheng; a year has passed, and he’s switched from the small fry to the big guns! And his luck is as good as ever, those two Bluefin Tunas are not cheap.”

He Zheng also saw Chu Mingcheng on the boat, surprise in his eyes, but more than that, admiration.

Yao Xin pursed her lips without saying anything, feeling a bit of a letdown, not knowing what to say for a moment.

The boy who needed her to take him out to sea for fishing had become the captain of a professional fishing vessel in the blink of an eye.

Both fishers, yet she still couldn’t afford even the mobile base station aboard the Sea God, the gap was just too big.

Furthermore, Chu Mingcheng’s achievements in the fishing competition far exceeded her own team’s. Although currently in sixth place, she knew that with two Bluefin Tunas, he had the chance to re-enter the top three.

But when an even larger Golden Spearfish appeared later, she suddenly realized that things might not be so simple.

Next up, the Sea God’s side became incredibly interesting, as each new fish hoisted from the cold storage prompted gasps and discussions among the tourists.

The competitors went from their initial shock to numbness at this point.

After the appearance of a particularly large Big-eyed Gold Spearfish followed by a similarly sized Bluefin Tuna,

both fish exceeding four hundred pounds, they firmly supressed all the competitors present.

If all these four fish were of excellent quality, their value could easily exceed one million yuan.

Originally, they thought it was about the end, but one after another Bluefin Tuna kept coming from inside. When had Bluefin Tuna become so easy to catch?

Or was it that the other side’s luck was against all odds, finding themselves in a Bluefin Tuna nest?

Now, all the competitors knew that the handsome man before them was very likely the champion this time around.

After all the fish were spread out on the green cloth, Chu Mingcheng disembarked and stood next to the assessing staff, tallying up the value of the fish.

There were four Yellowfin Tunas totaling eight hundred and eighty-six pounds, valued at forty-seven thousand yuan, with an average unit price of about US$ 53.

Next were the Big-eyed Gold Spearfish, three in total, weighing nine hundred and eighty-two pounds combined, valued at 87,700 yuan, with an average unit price of about eighty-nine yuan.

The four hundred-plus pound Big-eyed Gold Spearfish was priced at one hundred and thirteen yuan per pound. Unfortunately, one of the smaller Big-eyed Gold Spearfish was only of ordinary quality, priced at just over sixty yuan, severely dragging down the value.

Having sold so many spearfish, Chu Mingcheng could somewhat discern the quality of the fish by now, and the staff’s assessments were largely accurate.