Chapter 68: Harpoons Are More Useful
When Chu Mingcheng could hold his breath no longer and surfaced to breathe, his catch had not increased.
Fish resources are scarce near the shore, and it's even harder to catch them during the day.
He decided to temporarily give up fishing and look for sea snails and scallops instead, hoping to encounter a lobster along the way.
Compared to fishing resources, these unattended places underwater had some rather large sea snails and scallops, as he had sporadically noticed on his swim over.
So, diving in again, Chu Mingcheng no longer stubbornly pursued fish.
This time, he was mainly looking for lobsters, and while searching, he picked up any scallops he saw and put them into his net.
Wild scallops generally grow quite large, with shiny shells and a light tan color.
Chu Mingcheng looked at the guidebook and realized that this scallop was called the Zhi Kong scallop.