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After Three Years of Hanging Up the Rod, I'm Still the Fishing God
After Three Years of Hanging Up the Rod, I'm Still the Fishing God Plot:
Lin Shen was once a urban legend known as the "Fishing God", but he was banned from the industry for taking the blame for his friend and had to retire. Three years later, when he returns, his former rival Zhou Kai laughs at him publicly, saying he's "so out of practice he can't even catch a wild fish", and his ex-girlfriend Su Xiao even points at his old rod and says, "You should have buried this piece of junk long ago". But no one knows that during his seclusion in the fishing village, he mastered the secret technique of "Controlling Fish and Connecting Meridians"—he can hear the breathing of fish schools and catch hidden treasures underwater. When Zhou Kai sets a trap to seize the rare fish farm and ruin him completely, Lin Shen uses that mocked old rod to catch a hundred-year-old ginseng king buried under the fish farm. He not only exposes the conspiracy but also makes everyone understand: a true Fishing God never relies on a title—it's the "soul of fishing" etched in his bones.
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