"The Old Man and the Sea" is one of the representative works of writer Ernest Hemingway and is considered a world-famous story.
It tells of an old fisherman who finally caught the biggest marlin fish he had ever encountered in his life.
The fish was enormously huge, its strength beyond imagination, pulling the small boat and battling at sea for three days and nights. During this time, the old fisherman demonstrated astonishing willpower and determination, engaging in a contest of will and physical strength with the marlin fish.
This story came to Chen Yun's mind.
So he tore a bunch of holes in the fishing net of that Japanese fishing boat, thwarting their fishing trip, then grabbing the net and twisting it into a rope in his hands, he dragged them across the sea in a burst of speed and passion.
During this process,
The ten-meter fishing boat, controlled by the terrifying strength of Chen Yun, teetered on the verge of collapse.
