Rebirth 77: From Beachcombing to Becoming a Tycoon and Spoiling My Wife

As soon as the boat turned around, a cold wind blew in.

Everyone felt a chill in the cold wind.

The flag on the stern was fluttering in the wind, and an experienced old fisherman quickly sensed that something was wrong.

"Grandma, this wind is strange!"

Liu Caixia waved her hand, "What's wrong? I checked the weather forecast, there's no problem."

The old fisherman looked up at the sky, where the clouds were spreading out like strands of hair.

The seabirds were flying in the wrong direction; they weren't flying towards the sea, but towards the land!

He stretched out his finger to judge the wind direction, and his expression suddenly changed.

The south wind has turned into a north wind!

"This is bad, it could really be a storm! Something's not right! Turn back quickly, the old lady is showing us the way!"

The old fisherman roared, "They are completely unfamiliar with this part of the Widow Sea!"

It was Liu Caixia who brought them in; they could only escape when the storm was fully underway.

Liu Caixia was starting to panic. Could Yang Bai really be right?

impossible!

She kept reassuring herself that it might just be a coincidence.

"Hey guys, the weather forecast says there won't be any storms. What if it's all just a coincidence?"

"Coincidence?" Liu Biao suddenly flew into a rage. "The old fisherman said all the circumstances are wrong. Where would so many coincidences come from? Quickly, show me the way!"

He glared angrily at Liu Caixia.

Liu Caixia was so frightened that she backed away repeatedly.

The fishermen on the surrounding boats also had to leave.

Liu Caixia was drenched in cold sweat, and it took her a while to manage to remain calm.

"Fine, if none of you want this money-making opportunity, I won't stop you. Go back, all of you! Go back!"

She was completely confused. She had gone out to sea today hoping to catch big yellow croakers but hadn't caught any. How could she be so unlucky as to encounter a storm?

Everyone retraced their steps, but as they walked, they realized something was wrong.

Liu Biao stared wide-eyed at the completely different road.

"No, that's impossible. There weren't any rocks here just now. Did we go to the wrong place?"

Someone picked up the map and suddenly shook their head.

"You haven't gone the wrong way, this is the right road."

The old fisherman picked up the compass and found that the pointer was completely erratic.

His heart tightened suddenly, and he said with a trembling mouth.

"I knew I shouldn't have come along! This is a complete disaster; we're lost!"

"How is that possible? We followed the original route, how could we be lost!"

Liu Caixia's voice trembled slightly as she dodged the map. She was absolutely right; she hadn't gone the wrong way at all. Why was everything wrong?

The clouds in the sky had long since changed color, becoming dark and heavy.

The old fisherman suddenly remembered the words of an elder who had fled from Widow Sea, and collapsed to the ground.

"The tide rises three times, and the position changes three times."

"This isn't an ordinary route! This is a death trap!"

"Liu Caixia, you're really both stupid and wicked."

"Since I started fishing, I've only ever seen a few people escape from here; anyone else who goes in is guaranteed to die!"

"How did you get here with Yang Bai?! You've got us all in trouble!"

The old fisherman sat on the ground, weeping bitterly. A storm was coming, the sea was rising rapidly, and the position had changed several times.

It would be a miracle if we could even get out!

The sea was deathly silent, and the way they looked at Liu Caixia was as if they wanted to tear her to pieces.

Yang Bai got in by luck, and he got out by luck.

She treated her luck like a treasure and tricked them all!

Liu Biao lunged forward, grabbed Liu Caixia by the collar, and slammed his fist directly into her face.

"Liu Caixia! You're fucking trying to get us all killed!"

Liu Caixia's mouth was bleeding from the beating, and she cried as she spoke.

"I don't know, I don't know! It's all that bastard Yang Bai's fault, it has nothing to do with me."

She's still trying to smear Yang Bai.

Just then, a strong wind blew in, making the ship rock and sway.

Liu Biao lost his balance and pulled Liu Caixia down to the ground.

Liu Biao struggled to his feet and roared.

"Stop fucking standing there! Full speed ahead and get out of here! If there's a road, go; if not, turn back and find another one!"

This is a last resort, but it's currently the only feasible method.

If we're lucky, we might be able to get out.

Everyone set off immediately, ready to go full speed ahead.

A huge wave was growing larger in the distance and was about to crash towards Liu Caixia's boat.

Liu Biao ignored Liu Caixia, who was lying on the ground unable to get up, and jumped onto another boat.

Liu Caixia stared in extreme fear at the several-meter-high wave that was about to crash into her, and cried out for help.

"Help me, help me! Liu Biao, you pulled me down! Help me!"

Liu Biao had finally managed to jump onto another boat, how could he possibly save her? He roared at the hesitant helmsman.

"What are you standing there for? Get out of here! Do you want to die with this old hag?"

The helmsman had never seen such a scene before, and after regaining his senses, he quickly turned the ship around and drove away.

As Liu Caixia watched the ship leave, she gripped the deck tightly and cried out pitifully.

"Liu Biao, you'll die a horrible death! I'll haunt you even as a ghost!"

She watched helplessly as the giant wave came crashing in, capsizing the boat.

She too sank to the bottom of the sea, praying to every deity in her heart to survive.

Other ships escaped the giant wave, but were followed by torrential rain and even larger storms.

Ships were either blown by the wind and crashed into the rocks, or broken in two by the huge waves.

All twelve ships that were towed were annihilated and sunk to the bottom of the sea.

Everyone's fate is unknown.

On the shore, a storm suddenly struck, and everyone was reinforcing their boats to prevent them from being blown away.

They only dared to disembark after they had finished tidying up.

Suddenly, someone noticed black dots on the sea surface.

Out of curiosity, he picked up the binoculars and took a look, then his expression suddenly changed.

"People! The sea! People are on the sea! Report to the authorities immediately!"

The fishermen on the beach didn't dare to help either; with such a huge storm, they could at least pull the person ashore.

Those at sea can only pray for their own good fortune.

The police arrived quickly and began rescue efforts.

......

at home.

Yang Bai sipped the warm pork rib soup, watching the raging storm outside, feeling incredibly comfortable.

This storm is a severe convective weather event; it can tear ships apart, and many people are likely to die this time.

He tried to stop her, and she should have given up before she could rent the steel boat.

Yang Bai never expected that she could rent a large number of wooden boats from a large group of people and have them rush to their deaths.

It was all Liu Caixia's own doing, driven by greed; she brought it all upon herself.

"Yang Bai, it's raining so hard outside, it's a good thing you didn't go fishing."

Su Wanqiu breathed a sigh of relief.

Remembering his words of advice to Yang Jun that morning, he seemed to know that a storm was really coming.

"Yang Bai, how did you know there would be a storm today? You're more accurate than the weather forecast."

Yang Bai put his arm around Su Wanqiu's shoulder and said.

"I know everything about your husband, and I even know you're about to call me husband."

"What?"

Su Wanqiu blushed.

Yang Bai suddenly kissed her, and her body went limp.

"Will you call me husband or not? If you don't, I'll still kiss you."

Su Wanqiu quickly buried her head in his chest, her voice as low as a mosquito's buzz.

"husband."

A wicked smile crept across Yang Bai's lips.

"He called out to me, and even kissed me."

At the height of their passion.

Zhang Ning suddenly pushed the door open and entered. Upon seeing this scene, she immediately turned her back and blushed with embarrassment.

"Yang... Yang Bai, um, there was an accident at Widow's Sea, and many people died."

The injured have been brought back for treatment; I need to go to the medical station now.