Going Wild: A Poor Fisherman Raising Nine Daughters

Betrayed by the very son he favored, Jiang Tao dies in regret, only to discover on his deathbed that the boy he cherished for a lifetime was actually another man's child. Wracked with bitterness over the taunts of being sonless, he had previously taken out his frustrations on his devoted wife and nine daughters, driving them to the brink of despair. Reborn back in 1983, on the bitter eve of his wife and daughters jumping into the river to escape their hardship, Jiang Tao awakens with profound clarity. He realizes that having no son is nothing to be ashamed of—mistaking pearls for fish eyes is the true folly! This time around, he unlocks the "Daily Intel" system, granting him precise foresight into where fish schools gather and hidden marine treasures lie. While others rely on luck, Jiang Tao relies on intelligence. With fresh river catches and cabins overflowing with sea delicacies, he turns the tide for his family, ensuring his nine daughters live in comfort and abundance. As the envious villagers watch him defy all odds to raise nine flourishing girls, they can only marvel at his success. Years later, when all the daughters have achieved greatness, the villagers finally realize the truth: without anyone noticing, the entire ocean has become the Jiang family's private fishing grounds.