Beachcombing: The beach is full of amazing seafood, but my wife won't let me get out of bed!

The sea rose rapidly, and in the blink of an eye, it completely submerged the freshwater ditch and mudflats.

Wu Gang stood on a high reef, looking down at the churning seawater, and slapped his thigh repeatedly.

"Oh dear, what a pity! There's money tucked up there! If the tide had come in half an hour later, we could have easily dug up another ten pounds or so!"

Wu Sui picked up the bucket full of crab goby and weighed it in his hand.

"Alright, brother, one shouldn't be too greedy. This fifty or sixty pounds is already an unexpected windfall."

"Besides, we can't escape this place. We can just come back when the tide goes out again."

Wu Gang smacked his lips. Although he still felt sorry for his brother, he understood that what his brother said made sense.

The two carried their belongings back to the boat.

It's still early, it would be a waste to go back now.

Wu Sui thought for a moment and then pulled out two fishing rods from the cabin.

"Brother, let's turn back a bit, find some deep water, cast our lines a couple of times, maybe we'll find some big fish."

Upon hearing that he was going to go fishing, Wu Gang immediately perked up, quickly started the boat, and sailed to a calm sea area.

The two had just baited their hooks and hadn't even had a chance to cast their lines.

The sky overhead, which had been bright, suddenly darkened.

Wu Sui looked up.

Just a moment ago the sky was clear and blue, but now a large patch of dark clouds has rolled in from the north, making the entire sea look frighteningly gloomy.

That's how it is at the beach in summer; the weather changes in an instant, faster than turning the pages of a book.

Large raindrops pelted down, pattering loudly on the deck.

"Oh no, a strong wind is coming!"

Wu Gang shouted at the top of his lungs and quickly stuffed the fishing rod he had just taken out into the cabin.

Wu Sui couldn't even bother fishing anymore.

"Brother, let's get back to port quickly! This wooden-clad, iron-hulled boat can't withstand this kind of wind and waves!"

Without saying a word, Wu Gang slammed on the gas pedal.

The diesel engine roared loudly as it raced against the ever-growing waves toward the town's dock.

The rain was getting heavier and heavier, and visibility became extremely poor.

Fortunately, the wind wasn't strong, at least not to the point of being fatal.

Wu Sui stood at the bow of the boat, wiping the rain off his face, and stared at the sea ahead.

Suddenly, he saw something white bobbing in the water about two hundred meters to his left.

"Big brother, move to the left, there seems to be something going on over there!" Wu Sui shouted loudly.

Wu Gang steered the boat, and it struggled to get close.

As they got closer, the two were able to see each other clearly.

It was a white luxury speedboat, which was now rocking violently with the waves, clearly having lost power.

Even more dangerously, a figure was struggling desperately in the sea not far from the speedboat.

"Someone has fallen into the water!" Wu Gang exclaimed in alarm.

The man had clearly choked on water; his thrashing movements grew weaker and weaker, and he was about to sink.

Wu Sui hesitated. With such heavy rain, if he went down, he might not be able to come back up.

Wu Gang stopped the boat at this moment and shouted at the top of his lungs, "Second brother, you steer the boat, I'm going to rescue people."

Wu Sui sighed, grabbed the mooring rope at the bow of the boat, tied a tight knot around his waist, and threw the other end to Wu Gang.

"Brother, hold the rope tight. I'm going down to get him. If he doesn't come back up in two minutes, then pull him out."

"Ah Sui, you..." Wu Gang was so frightened that his face turned pale, and he held on to the rope tightly.

"Saving lives is the priority, stop dawdling!"

Wu Sui roared and leaped into the sea.

It's not that Wu Sui is a saint, but that's how people by the sea are; if they encounter someone in distress at sea, they must lend a helping hand.

With so many accidents happening at sea every year, if everyone just stands by and does nothing, the rules will be completely broken.

And even if he doesn't go into the water, his older brother definitely will.

He owed his elder brother and sister-in-law too much in his past life, and he doesn't want to owe anyone anything in this life.

Besides, he has a system radar that can pinpoint the person's location. If the older brother went down there, he would be completely in the dark, making the danger even greater.

Wu Sui gritted his teeth and swam desperately toward the person who had fallen into the water.

Fortunately, the distance wasn't too far.

He swam with all his might and finally reached the man.

It was a young man who had completely lost consciousness and was sinking.

Wu Sui grabbed the young man by the collar and lifted his head out of the water.

"Big brother, pull!"

Wu Sui shouted at the top of his lungs.

Hearing the commotion, Wu Gang on the boat pulled the rope back with all his might.

With the help of the two, Wu Sui dragged the young man and struggled to climb onto the fishing boat.

As soon as he boarded the ship, Wu Sui collapsed onto the deck, panting heavily.

He subconsciously touched his pocket.

broken!

When I took it out, I saw that my phone, which I had only bought a few days ago, was dripping water.

I pressed the power button a few times, but there was no response.

More than a thousand yuan was wasted just like that, and Wu Sui was heartbroken.

"Ah Sui, this kid seems to be dying, he's even stopped breathing."

Wu Gang squatted down beside him, checked the young man's breathing, and slapped his thigh anxiously.

After recovering, Wu Sui leaned over and took a look.

The young man's face was pale and his stomach was bloated, clearly indicating that he had swallowed a lot of seawater.

"We need to do CPR right away."

Wu Sui clasped his hands together and pressed on the young man's chest a few times.

After chest compressions, the next step is artificial respiration.

Looking at the young man's bloodless face, Wu Sui felt a wave of unease.

If it were a beautiful woman, it would be fine, but he just couldn't bring himself to kiss a grown man.

Wu Sui turned to look at Wu Gang.

"Big brother, come here."

"What am I here for?" Wu Gang looked completely bewildered.

"Blow air into him, pinch his nose, and blow mouth-to-mouth," Wu Sui gestured.

Upon hearing this, Wu Gang's face practically betrayed his disgust.

"What the hell are you talking about?"

"I've barely even kissed your sister-in-law a few times in my life, and you expect me to kiss a man?"

Wu Gang stood up and gave Wu Sui a disdainful look.

"What can we do? Just watch him die?" Wu Sui said helplessly.

"He won't die!"

Wu Gang rolled up his sleeves, walked up to the young man, and squatted down.

He raised his large, calloused hand.

"Snapped!"

A crisp, loud slap landed squarely on the young man's face.

The young man's head was knocked to one side, and a bright red handprint appeared on his face.

Wu Sui was stunned, before he could even react.

"Slap! Slap! Slap!"

Wu Gang swung his bow with both hands, delivering three more resounding slaps to the face.

The force was so strong, it sounded painful.

"puff!"

The young man turned his head and spat out a mouthful of seawater with white foam.

Then came a violent coughing fit.

"Cough cough cough... Who... who the hell hit me?"

The young man covered his swollen cheek, opened his eyes with a blank expression, and looked at the two big men in front of him.

Wu Sui gave Wu Gang a thumbs up.

"Big brother, it has to be you again."

Wu Gang clapped his hands triumphantly.

"In our village, if a child drowns, this is how we wake them up; it works better than anything else."

The young man finally realized that these two people had saved him.

He leaned weakly against the side of the boat, thanking them repeatedly.

The waves were getting bigger and bigger, and the speedboat completely lost power.

Wu Sui swung the cable over, towing the speedboat behind the fishing boat, and headed towards the town's dock.