The same principle applied.
If someone really discovered a fishing ground teeming with fish, there was no way they would share it, right?
Still, it couldn't be said that the website was completely useless.
Its analysis of the underwater terrain and landforms in Huaxia Nation's waters was quite useful to fishermen.
In the past, many fishermen had been unfamiliar with the conditions on the seabed in their fishing grounds.
As a result, their trawl nets got snagged on underwater reefs.
In the end, they had no choice but to abandon an expensive fishing net.
From that perspective, the website was worth registering for.
It was just that none of this was particularly useful to Ye Yuan.
He had always relied solely on his senses when fishing.
As for the places that gave everyone else headaches—where nets could be cast and where they could not—
they simply weren't a problem for him at all.
It was like everyone else taking an exam.
While his exam was open-book.
Not only could he look up the answers,
it was practically as if the answers had already been placed right in front of him.
If he still failed to do well under those circumstances, it could only mean Ye Yuan himself did not want to do well.
So, seeing Yu Hongbo's tightly furrowed brow,
as though he were a student preparing for a major exam, Ye Yuan did not disturb him.
Instead, he rather admired Yu Hongbo's attitude toward work.
The fishing boat was entirely under Yu Hongbo's command.
After a full half-day had passed, they still had not found a suitable place to cast their nets.
But he had found a place rich in sea cucumbers.
Seeing this result, Ye Yuan could only shake his head helplessly.
He did not know whether he