That same year, after several rounds of confirmation, you finally determined that this tiny horned jiao, shrunk many times over, was the bait ranked on the Myriad Insect Fishing List of the Boundary Abyss Sea—the Illusory Horn Sky Jiao.
Although the Illusory Horn Sky Jiao ranked only somewhere beyond eight thousandth place on the Myriad Insect Fishing List, it was still better than the hundreds of thousands of unranked varieties of "bait." Thus, your gain this time was still somewhat fortunate.
Judging by the rankings, it was also a little better than the Rhinoceros Horn Silver Armor Turtle Insect Jin Jue Ming had obtained. The Rhinoceros Horn Silver Armor Turtle Insect was likewise listed on the Myriad Insect Fishing List, but ranked lower, somewhere beyond nine thousand seven hundredth place, placing it in the ninety-eighth tier of the "Boundary Abyss Hundred Selections."
As for the purpose of being ranked or unranked, these were all classifications established by predecessors according to what each type of bait had caught. Meager and ordinary catches meant that the things beneath the Boundary Abyss Sea were unwilling to bite, or that no treasure of sufficient weight had ever been reeled in.
Sometimes, when the things below encountered bait they detested, they would even come ashore to teach the anglers a lesson. Some unlucky souls were eaten or dragged into the water, becoming part of it themselves.
The waters of the Boundary Abyss Sea were far from ordinary and could grant immense enhancements to the underwater monsters. Should one fall in without being adept in the Water Dao Law, it would be a case of nine deaths and one slim chance of survival. As for the underwater monsters, unless they saw that an angler was weak, they would not take the initiative to come ashore and