From the moment humans discovered that fish could be eaten, the ancient art of "fishing" was born.
But...
The techniques born at that time certainly weren't limited to "fishing" alone.
Using fishing nets to catch fish, making traps to block them... and even spearing them with harpoons.
Of all the various ways to obtain fish, "fishing" was undoubtedly the least efficient, to the point that one couldn't help but wonder...
Perhaps this technique had carried a certain element of "recreation" from the very moment it was created.
Admittedly, compared to fishing nets, harpoons, and fishing traps, primitive fishing rods and hooks were easier to obtain. They also didn't necessarily require wading into the water or taking a boat, making them more "convenient" in a sense.
But these conveniences could hardly constitute an absolute advantage over other fishing methods.
So...
Lin Yu naturally understood the value "Fishing Man" Chen Le placed on wild fish in the Pure Ruins.
In this world, which already revered fine food and was ruled by a god known as the "God of Wine, Banquets, and Revelry," wild fish—especially fish that looked plump, were easy to cook, and tasted good—were hard currency.
The schools of fish they saw before them were all round and plump, their silver scales gleaming. They looked like fish that could be eaten and should taste delicious.
So...
That was precisely why Lin Yu was even less willing to let Fishing Man slowly catch them one by one.
The efficiency of obtaining resources that way was simply too low.
He pressed a button directly. Then, the submersible, which Fang Qing had modified and fitted with additional MODs, possessed more functions than the original "Sea Moth" from the game. At that moment, it fired out a gigantic fishing net.
Once spread open, this enormous